'LittleWomen' Writer Teases What To Look Forward To In 2nd Half Of Drama
as three sisters with a close bond who grew up in poverty. When all three of them become entangled with one of the nation’s wealthiest families, they are catapulted into a new world of money and power that is unlike anything they’ve known before.As the drama gears up to kick off its second half, writer Jung Seo Kyoung—who is also known for her award-winning films “The Handmaiden” and “Decision to Leave”—shared her thoughts on what viewers can look forward to in the six remaining episodes.
“In the second half of the story, the sisters’ respective battles to obtain what each of them desires will begin in earnest,” said the writer. “Ultimately, all three sisters will use their own unique methods to arrive at the place where they wish to go.”
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