On the day when the final results of the bar exam was announced, Chae Woo-Jin’s name was on the list of examinees that had passed. Now that the uncertainty turned into reality, people were curious to know the actor’s future course of action more than ever.

Surprisingly, they didn’t have to wait long before finding out Woo-Jin’s intentions. People were able to find out Woo-Jin’s intentions that very same evening through the broadcast of Life Depicted. 

The ending scene from episode one was aired again, but this time with the part which had been previously edited out.

—What do you plan on doing if you pass the final round of the bar exam?

—I will…

Chae Woo-Jin could not readily answer the director’s question. But after a moment of self reflection, he faced the camera with determination and steadily spoke his intentions.

—It was my mother’s long-standing wish that I take the bar exam and become a judicial officer. But that isn’t my wish. As you know, I’ve always wanted to become an actor.

Chae Woo-Jin answered as he scratched his cheek in embarrassment. Although mother and son had different opinions, fortunately there was no conflict between them.

—But to be honest, there was a time when I resolved to give up my dream for a stable job instead. If I hadn’t coincidentally gotten the role in Death Hill, there’s a good chance I would’ve actually quit the entertainment industry.

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