The campaign for mayor is launched
President Kang’s funeral serves as the setting for the beginning of Big Mouth Episode 15, during which Chang-ho issues a threat against the mayor and his position. Chang-ho refers to the mayor by his first name, Cho Sung-hyun, in front of Joo-hee, who hears him.
Gong Ji-hoon is able to speak with President Kang’s lawyer thanks to Prosecutor Choi’s efforts. After receiving Ji-hoon’s help, the lawyer then presents him with a copy of the president’s will. He distributed it to everyone. Ji-hoon feels discouraged, but the lawyer refuses to make changes to the will.
Big Mouth – K-Drama Episode 15
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When Ji-hoon fails to answer a call from Chang-ho, he finds himself trapped in the parking lot by Chang-ho and the other members of his crew. Ji-hoon decided not to collaborate with Chang-ho anymore. According to Chang-ho, Ji-hoon will soon come to them for help.
At the place where the reading of the will will take place, Chang-ho and his associates will call in repairmen to install a camera inside. They witness the arrival of a new lawyer next to the previous one and unveil a new will that the president wrote a week ago. Choi Do-ha and Joo-hee will likely get the majority of the president’s assets through this disposition of the will.
Mi-ho receives a phone call from a hospital informing her that her blood test results are concerning and that she should undergo further testing. She lied to her father about it.
Predictably, Chang-ho bumps into Ji-hoon begging for his help. He is informed by Chang-ho that the truth of Do-identity. ha’s In return, he would like Ji-hoon to support him in his bid to become mayor.
Do-ha informs Joo-hee, who is present at the mayor’s house, that he intends to once again run for mayor rather than a National Assembly seat as he thinks the president would have liked him to do so. He inquires about the confidence he has in him at Joo level.
After a while, he will make the announcement public. They begin their campaigns with Chang-ho.
At the hospital, Mi-ho learns of her test results; she has stage four lymphoma and needs chemotherapy as soon as it can be given.
After a night of drinking to celebrate Chang-rising ho’s polls, Mi-ho and Chang-ho decide to go for a walk on the beach. She lets him know that not only her but also her father knows he is Big Mouse. She hopes that Chang-ho will become a decent fat mouse, who will bring down those who abuse their authority and hurt others for their own gain. They discuss the day they first opened Chang-legal ho’s practice, and both agree that it was their happiest moment together. They fondly remember the time when Mi-ho brought him meals at his place of work.
Ji-hoon decides to call a meeting of the NR Forum, but when he arrives he finds that everyone has gone to visit Choi Do-ha instead. He rushes there and causes a scene, but despite discovering his true identity, they have already pledged their support to Do-ha. Despite this, he causes a scene. In a flashback, we see how Do-ha revealed her true identity to Joo-hee and persuaded her of the sincerity of her motives.
Ji-hoon arrives at Chang-ho’s workplace just as Chang-ho is about to participate in a televised discussion. He hands Chang-ho a thumb drive containing information on how Do-unique handled the NR Forum while he was the city’s mayor. In their conversation, Chang-ho asks about the president’s son. Ji-hoon claims he is currently in the United States. Chang-ho claims that they can use him as a scapegoat in order to challenge President Kang’s wishes regarding the inheritance.
When Ji-hoon returned to his own office, he tasked prosecutor Choi with locating the son. On top of that, it reveals the fact that the son is a serial killer and another person has been imprisoned in his place.
Mi-ho receives a phone call informing her that convicted prisoner Tak Kwang-hyun is in his last moments of life. She confronts him in his final moments and tells him that his mother is still alive and well, despite the fact that she knows it’s a lie. After his death, his sister reveals to Mi-ho that he did not commit the crime. He was ready to take responsibility for a rich man who turned out to be a psychopath and the real serial killer. Mi-ho confronts Joo-hee with the facts in front of everyone. Mi-ho makes a solemn promise to prove Joo-hee wrong by presenting the truth with no effect on the situation.
Mi-ho arrives with a take-out dinner, like she did all those years ago, while Chang-ho works through the night. After finishing her business with Do-ha, she asks him to visit her more frequently and he assures her that he will always be by her side. Mi-ho watches longingly as he goes about his work.
Do-ha receives information from Jung Chae-bong regarding the bitcoin fraud case that Chang-ho was involved in during the first episode. Do-ha and Lee Du-geun later have a meeting with the lawyer in charge, who agrees to help Do-ha with her case.
In the meantime, on the television set, the representatives of the candidates are briefed on the format of the show. It contains a segment featuring impromptu questions from community members. Soon-tae argues that this particular section was not present in the text before. We later find out that the responsible person arranged everything according to the Do guidelines. has
It was discovered that the bitcoin scammer had paid Chang-ho 5 billion won to have the case closed. Chang-ho and the other people talk about the impact this will have on his reputation. He insists he will tackle the issue head-on during the televised discussion.
Mi-ho gets out of bed in the middle of the night to go to the bathroom. She ruminates on the pipes that were installed in the work area where the inmates were held.
Mi-ho has a chat with Jerry after Chang-ho leaves to participate in the TV chat. He investigated the fish farm to which the pipes belonged and discovered an unusually high level of security. According to him, the owner of the fish farm worked for NK Chemicals as head of the company’s security department. Mi-ho and Jerry attempt to round up President Yang’s men. She warns them that the decision they are about to make will determine whether or not they win the election.
The episode ends just as the countdown to the TV chat reaches zero.
The episode review
A campaign for mayor seems strangely out of place for this show, for some reason. It’s not as interesting as the power plays that came before it, despite the fact that the actors do an amazing job. On the other hand, it was a wonderful revelation when it turned out that the person sentenced to death had been the one who had accepted the blame for President Kang’s son.
Chang-ho’s determination to bring Choi Do-ha to justice seems somewhat misplaced. I thought NK Chemical was responsible for the death of Noh Park’s daughter. And didn’t Do-Grandpa have a problem with that? Doesn’t Do-ha take revenge on him? Have his goals changed in any way? If Chang-ho is still out for revenge on Big Mouse, it’s hard to see how Gong Ji-hoon isn’t to blame.
A number of details just don’t seem to add up. Also, Choi Do-ha isn’t as interesting to watch as the frosty Chairman Kang in his antagonist role. It was too early for them to get rid of him.
How Mi-ho is treated in the show is yet another contentious issue. They seem to adhere to a common practice in Korean dramas of turning female characters into damsels in distress near the end of the series. After all that Mi-ho has done, it doesn’t seem right that she should be reduced to the role of victim and her suffering used to further Chang-but. Oh
That said, the story has provided us with some very emotional scenes between the couple. The scene where Mi-ho delivers dinner to Chang-ho is endearing and warms the viewer’s heart. The walk on the beach is also endearing. Even a brief view of the previous version of Chang-ho is seen, which serves to emphasize how far he has evolved. We’re on the last episode now!
