The thrilling tension between Go Ah-in and Choi Chang-soo escalates as Agency pits them in a battle of who will win the PR commercial presentation.
The battle between intelligence and strategy is at hand as shown in the newly released episode of Agency. Intriguing for its viewers who have a worthy presentation for Woowon Company.
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Episode Recaps: 01 & 02 | 03 & 04 | 05 & 06
Agency Episodes 7 and 8 Highlights
“Now I have someone to die with me.”
Go Ah-in and Choi Chang-soo learned in the upcoming Agency episode that their team would operate independently. Chang-soo counters that it is impossible, but Ah-in accepts Kang Han-na’s challenge despite having things on her mind.
In their elevator scene, the two had a passionate conversation. Since Chang-soo depends on Ah-in’s intelligence to win the 300 billion PR commercial presentation for Woowon Group, he tries to persuade her that this is impossible.
But because Ah-in is aware of Chang-soo’s self-centered nature and willingness to go to any lengths to obtain his goals, she refuses to believe him and is confident in her ability to succeed on her own.
Following their exciting interaction, both teams got to work on creating the best presentation they could. However, it is clear that Ah-in’s team is having trouble and is trailing Chang-soo’s side.
The relationship Chang-soo has with higher authorities gives his side a clear advantage. However, despite this, Kang Han-na provided assistance to Ah-in’s team.
Han Byung-soo and Go Ah-in spoke at the office, and it was clear from their talk that she is confident in her ability to prevail. Along with this, she also set fire to some papers that had proof of her winning strategy.
“We are done writing the letter.”
The subsequent episode, though, was more engaging than ever. Agency really won’t accept anything less.
Despite Go Ah-in’s claim of winning, it appears that she is still unsure about what she should provide the Woowon Company. It reaches a point where it appears that she and her team are losing all hope.
On the other hand, in the final two days leading up to the presentation, Ah-in was inspired by what Eun-jung had written. It establishes the foundation for every idea that Ah-in is the ideal component to win the presentation.
Additionally, in order to complete everything as quickly as possible, Ah-in and her team devoted everything they have in the days they still have.
Furthermore, it was a very emotional scene when Go Ah-in finished what she and her team had planned for the Woowon Company and saw the sunrise nicely peering out her window.
Agency Episodes 7 and 8 Musings
Agency doesn’t actually air any episodes that won’t make you want to stand up from your seat. Episodes 7 and 8 have the potential to be either aggressive or subdued in terms of the drama’s direction.
Particularly considering the ups and downs Go Ah-in and her team had while creating a PR commercial that their customer genuinely desired.
On the other hand, viewers may discern that this series’ episodes were all centered on Go Ah-in’s ability to change the course of events. Where she has the chance to win over Woowon Company while maintaining her position as a chief creative officer.
However, it is evident throughout the drama how each of the people in Agency genuinely interacts with one another, demonstrating a crucial element to consistently succeeding.
In addition, Agency offers high-quality drama in each of its episodes, particularly in episodes 7 and 8 where the viewer’s emotions are amplified by how well the plot develops.
Can Ah-in emerge victorious in the ad pitch battle to win Woowon Group?
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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