#han daon

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THE JUDGE FROM HELL 1x07

[thiscoldheart]

#looking respectfully :))) THE JUDGE FROM HELL (1.11)

[krystaljungs]

THE JUDGE FROM HELL 지옥에서 온 판사 episode 11, dir. Park Jin Pyo (2024)

[kdim]

The Judge from Hell 지옥에서 온 판사 (2024) | Episode 10 "You're so annoying = I like you"

[fiddleyoumust]

There is something so heartbreaking about Justitia/Bitna becoming warm enough to fall in love with Daon as Daon becomes cold enough to fall in love with Justitia/Bitna.

[sikyecng]

i'm laughing at the cliff scene. han daon found comfort in kang bitna's words: "you didn't kill anyone or else you would have been in hell" but that's because she did try to send him there and failed LMAOOOO.

[greysasquatchhh]

i like how the underlying message of this series is that a human himself is responsible for his own actions. taegu was given a choice by the satan & he chose to become a killer. daon was also given a choice but he remained righteous till the end even though he was burning with revenge. in the end, human desire is the greatest evil.

[lastofthe20thcenturygirls]

what actually gets me about han daon is not his lack of care for his own life i always expect that from my main leads but it's that he goes around telling people "she's a demon she killed me and now i am not dead guys she really stabbed me you see my perfect six pack abs she stabbed me here on the fourth one yeah there's no wound even tho i was dead just last night believe me guys she's a DEMON!!!!"

[grishaxverse]

THE JUDGE FROM HELL TEXTPOSTS (1/3)

[mrinafria]

I'll gladly let you kill me then.

-That promise, make sure you keep it.

So I think Daon's backstory is significant for us to understand a bit more about Han Daon as a character. He's got this huge scar from his childhood incident that he never really healed from. Also, he's no saint. We've seen him wavering in what he should/should not do more than once so far.

He knows giving police protection to criminals is a waste but still does it because it's the lawful thing to do. He wavers for a couple of seconds there when Kang Bitna offers to kill his parents' killer for him because the law cannot. From what I see, he's always walked on a thin line between what is right or wrong according to society's definition. He definitely has a violent streak in him; he's just never had to fully give in to that.

You bet he'd have ended up on the dark side after his parents' death if not for his noona who never gave up on him, turned him away, with her love and kindness, from a path that could have led him to darkness and uncertainty. Now that Detective Soyeong is gone, the person who showed him light is gone too. His only family after he'd lost his own, gone. And he's back to being that kid again who had so much unresolved hurt, trauma and angst against the law that didn't believe in him (a wound he still carries). Law that wasn't enough to give him his well-deserved justice. Back then, he had Soyeong who was a human and law abiding individual. Now, he has Kang Bitna aka Justitia, a demon who serves justice in her own way because she knows the human law is faulty. If Han Daon was guided to life and light back then because of Soyeong, would he then give in to death and darkness now, because he is already spiraling as it is and there's no one to bring him back to light?

Why do I feel Kang Bitna actually wouldn't want that? It was different back when she'd stabbed him, but the switch is flipped now, and I think she'd care very much about Han Daon's future and fate. The way she goes 'HAN DAON!' and 'Then you'll end up in hell too' and stares at him like she doesn't recognize this version of Daon--I've replayed that scene far too many times.

Because Bitna may say Daon's morality and tenacity to get to the truth is annoying, but I think she doesn't even know that she appreciates it, which is also why she gets so worked up every time she feels like Daon's faked his emotions or betrayed her with his words: she expects him to be on the side of truth and righteousness.

Even though we see her supporting Daon in the precap for eps 9 and 10, she might go out of her way and even risk her own existence to keep Daon away from darkness later, because now if something happens to him, she'd be the first one to cry.

A part of me also thinks Daon cannot go ALL the way with his revenge because he'd made a promise to Detective Soyeong to always be a detective first and do his job. It's his vengeance talking right now but once that wears off and reason kicks in, I don't think he'd want to kill somebody unlawfully, disrespecting the promise he made to his noona.

Or we could totally have a switch up with Bitna becoming the superego and Daon, the id. It'll be interesting to see if Bitna starts shifting gradually toward the 'unevil' side while helping Daon, having his back and protecting him. She might have to take Daon's life after all (deal with the Demon and all), but at a time when it'll hurt her THE MOST doing so. Maybe the power of Kylum can come to their rescue then, reviving Daon? It also makes me think if the 'Other Thing' you need for Kylum to work its divine magic is unconditional love/sacrificial love, where Bitna would have to willingly give up her life to revive Daon?

*cough* ^I take no responsibility for what I just said above thank you very much T-T

[dramashutup]

So basically from the spoilers I've seen of the drama

Kang Bit Na/Justitia : *doing things

Han Da On : Mark me down as scared and horny

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"I don't have to go. For now." THE JUDGE FROM HELL 1x14

[governments-babygirl]

she's a fake idgafer when it comes to daon trust me!

[krystaljungs]

I realized I'm a decent liar. I guess I rubbed off on you.

THE JUDGE FROM HELL 지옥에서 온 판사 episode 11, dir. Park Jin Pyo (2024)

[kdim]

The Judge from Hell 지옥에서 온 판사 (2024) | Episode 10 "From now on, rely on and trust only me."

[chansbabygirl]

"I wonder what you'd be willing to do to protect that woman."

Han Daon:

Han Daon would be willing to kill and die to protect Kang Bitna. That's for sure.