The unease caused by the feud between Go Ah-in and Choi Chang-soo is a major factor in the uproar that Agency generates.
Agency’s new episodes depict Go Ah-in (Lee Bo Young) prevailing despite all challenges in the advertising world.
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Episode Recaps: 01 & 02 | 03 & 04
Agency Episode 5 and 6 Highlights
“A Candle is Brighter than the Sun when it’s Dark.”
The tension between Go Ah-in and Kang Han-na was already high at the close of the last episode, and it only continues to escalate from there.
Han-na experiences an emotional trigger when Ah-in attracted her attention, causing her to respond rashly. Nonetheless, her right-hand man, Park Young-woo, is quite the polar opposite.
Because of Mr. Park, Han-na was able to think more logically, and she eventually shares her thoughts with her grandfather (Kang Geun-chul). The conversation between the two was constructive, and Han-na picks up a lot of useful advice.
“Don’t be jealous of your servant; Observe her well.”
Meanwhile, Han Byung-soo, Choi Chang-soo, and Kwon Woo-chul were all in an elevator scenario. Byung-soo is being manipulated into choosing between them and Go Ah-in. But Byung-soo maintained composure and does his best to treat them kindly regardless of the circumstances.
Moreover, Byung-soo and Ah-in talk about the chaos at VC Group Company. However, Ah-in reassures Byung-soo that she was making more prudent decisions at every turn.
After the heated exchange between Han-na and Ah-in, the latter visits the director’s office. Through the use of her cleverness, she offers Han-na a suggestion that would be entirely beneficial to her.
“This is a give-and-take situation, no one is trying to be more than the other”
Han-na then goes to the interview that Ah-in had set up for her. Ah-in knew that Choi Chang-soo and Kwon Woo-chul were planning a rally against her. Massive chaos unfolded in the lobby of the VC Group Company, where numerous derogatory posters were prominently displayed.
It appears that Han-na has become entangled in the conflict between Go Ah-in and Choi Chang-soo in the next episode. Advertising agencies face a thorny situation with the VC Group Company’s new leadership under Ah-in. Despite Chang-soo’s strategy, he was no match for Ah-in as she employs this tactic to foil his schemes.
The level of tension between the characters rises a notch up. Before breaking up in the lobby, everyone had met at CEO Jo’s office to try to work out the cause of the discord.
While Han-na was struggling to control her emotions, she learns more about the circumstance thanks to the support of her personal assistant (Park Young-woo), and now she knows what steps to take.
A call comes in from the Woowon firm at the same time as the disturbance, and Ah-in answers it. This is the catalyst that sets everything in motion dramatically. Ah in’s job security depends on this deal, therefore she and Yoo Jung-suk conducted their customary in-depth analysis.
Agency Episode 5 and 6 Musings
New episodes of Agency never fail to wow its viewers. Tension and thrill are present in every scene, guaranteeing delight.
In addition, the advertising sector is shown in its wreckage in episodes 5 and 6. There’s a good reason why people watch this drama: the characters’ interactions. Every episode ends with anticipation for the next one.
Remarkably, it is such an excellent blending of efficient portrayal to a solid narrative.
What’s more, watching Go Ah-in, Choi Choo-sang, and Kang Han-na interact with each other and the drama’s supporting cast is consistently a treat. Correspondingly, it adds a lot more excitement and flavors to Agency, making the show more compelling to watch.
Experience the wonders of drama behind the life of an advertising company by watching Agency showing on K-Plus every Sunday and Monday at 9:15 pm.
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