“The Trunk” ~ A Contract Marriage With Benefits?

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“The Trunk” is a 2024 Korean drama TV series, that has 8 episodes, and is categorized as Psychological Drama, Romance, Crime, and Murder Mystery; streaming on Netflix. It is based on a 2015 novel titled “Trunk”. SUMMARY: That’s a very expensive trunk. What does it have to do with murder or contract marriages? ♦ It’s a Contract Marriage With Possibility and Also Mystery In “The Trunk”, Han Jeong-Won is a tormented soul. He had an abusive father and feels guilt for not being able to protect his mother, even though he was just a child. Now his father is dying and the only good thing is that he now has his father’s wealth. He bought a music company and pretends to be an employee. His life at home and at work is nothing but misery. He was married to Seo Yeon, someone he has known since Kindergarden. His entire life revolves around her. He can do nothing without her. But … they got divorced. Even though she’s now his ex-wife, in his phone contacts she is still named as his “Wife”. He begs Seo Yeon to come back to him but she has already moved on and remarried. She tells […]
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“The Trunk” ~ A Contract Marriage With Benefits?

"The Trunk" is a 2024 Korean drama TV series, that has 8 episodes, and is categorized as Psychological Drama, Romance, Crime, and Murder Mystery”.

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[Carrotlina]

This whole contract marriage thing sounds like a super interesting plot device. Like, is it just fake or do feelings develop? Plus, throw in a murder mystery and a dangerous past? Sign me up!

 

[Awakens]

Noh In-Ji sounds like a strong, independent woman with a past. I love seeing complex female characters. Plus, five contract marriages? She's gotta be a pro at navigating these temporary relationships.

 

[Norelle]

Noh In-Ji sounds like a character I can root for. She's an independent woman who's clearly been through a lot, judging by her string of past marriages. I admire her strength and resilience, and I'm curious to see how she navigates this new contract marriage while dealing with her own mysterious past that includes a potentially dangerous ex.

 

[DynaGarry]

The reviewer mentioning a mysterious trunk pulled from a lake instantly piqued my interest. The fact that it's connected to a murder investigation adds another layer of intrigue. I love a good mystery, and I'm eager to unravel the secrets surrounding the trunk and how it connects to the characters' lives.

 

[Maria Jose M]

While the reviewer mentioned the show has a slower pace, the focus on complex characters is a major plus for me. I enjoy character-driven dramas where the suspense builds gradually, allowing me to fully connect with the characters and their motivations. The fact that the leads are played by talented actors like Gong Yoo and Seo Hyun-Jin further strengthens the show's appeal.

 

[cmoneyspinner]

This whole contract marriage thing sounds like a super interesting plot device. Like, is it just fake or do feelings develop? Plus, throw in a murder mystery and a dangerous past? Sign me up!

Yeah. And it's a contract marriage that the ex-wife recommended. How wild is that?

 

[cmoneyspinner]

While the reviewer mentioned the show has a slower pace, the focus on complex characters is a major plus for me. I enjoy character-driven dramas where the suspense builds gradually, allowing me to fully connect with the characters and their motivations. The fact that the leads are played by talented actors like Gong Yoo and Seo Hyun-Jin further strengthens the show's appeal.

I do love complicated character development. To me, that's what makes a movie or a TV series. Seeing characters morph. That's the best plot device for a writer.

 

[KELLY]

Thanks, I will check this out