Kim Nam Gil Can't Suppress His Emotions Any Longer And Explodes With Rage In "Through The Darkness"

Jan 28, 2022

Kim Nam Gil will no longer be able to hold his anger back in “Through the Darkness”!

Set in the late 1990s, “Through the Darkness” is based on the story of South Korea’s first criminal profiler. Kim Nam Gil plays Song Ha Young, a member of the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency’s Criminal Behavior Analysis team, while Jin Sun Kyu stars as his friend and colleague Guk Young Soo, who originally brought him onto the team.

Spoilers

Song Ha Young and Guk Young Soo officially created the Criminal Behavior Analysis team. With the arrival of newbie Jung Woo Joo (Ryeo Woon), the three set out to solve the mystery behind the one who murdered a five-year-old girl. At first, the other detectives didn’t take too kindly to the team and looked down on them, but they soon realized they needed their help. Thanks to the Criminal Behavior Analysis team, the murder case was solved, but despite their efforts, Heo Gil Pyo (Kim Won Hae) hinted they might not be able to last long.

On January 28, “Through the Darkness” shared a glimpse of the upcoming episode.

In the first set of photos, Song Ha Young and Guk Young Soo reunite with Cho Hyun Gil (Woo Jung Kook), the culprit behind the murder case of the five-year-old girl. It’s not easy to talk to a criminal, especially a murderer, and digging deep into their minds could cause great psychological pain for ordinary people. Song Ha Young and Guk Young Soo must suppress their emotions as they interview culprits to find more data about people who commit crimes for unusual reasons.

Song Ha Young and Guk Young Soo might seem expressionless, but their eyes are seething with rage as they talk with Choi Hyun Gil, who shamelessly looks like he’s in an unfair situation. What kind of conversation will these three have, and how will it affect the duo’s research?

The second set of stills capture Song Ha Young exploding with anger. Song Ha Young, who is usually calm and good at controlling his emotions, will change 180 degrees in the next episode.

In the photos, Song Ha Young is grabbing someone by the collar, and he’s expressing his fury with his entire body. His eyebrows are furrowed in distaste, and his eyes are sharp with aversion.

When Song Ha Young witnessed a drowning body as a child, he felt compassion rather than shock or fear. He realizes he was different from others and tried not to reveal his feelings outwardly. So he seems emotionless at first glance, but he looks deeper into the inside of others than anyone else. So viewers are eager to find out why Song Ha Young lost his temper and who he’s so furious at.