Jin-heon's wealthy and demanding mother who runs a hotel empire. She constantly pressures him to take over the family business and arranges matchmaking dates, showing initial disapproval of his relationship with Sam-soon.
Seung-yi's Grandmother informs her that Myeong-ja is seriously ill and wants to see her daughter. She later explains that Myeong-ja's cold behavior is deliberate, helping Seung-yi understand the painful emotional reasoning behind their reunion in China.
A 74-year-old stubborn widow living with her son's family. Her relationship with her daughter-in-law leads to conflict, and she is eventually sent to a nursing home, prompting her mysterious transformation.
Seok-joong's mother lives with him while he works as a ranch employee and saves money in hopes of marrying. The synopsis places her within his household but does not describe her actions or opinions about Eun-ha and their relationship.
One of the three friends hoping to travel to Hawaii after losing their savings to a voice-phishing scam. She is assigned to distract people during the bank robbery. After the women escape, she borrows a company car to keep their journey toward the airport moving while the police close in.
An elderly woman who has lived alone for years, Geum-boon agrees to share her home with Ji-woong, setting strict rules about meals, utilities, personal spaces, and bathroom use. Though their arrangement begins with irritation, she gradually shares chores and meals with him, and their growing bond offers companionship amid her loneliness and longing for family.
Mother of the family. Assists Dae-goo in disposing of bodies. During the cleanup, she cuts the power to hide the evidence, inadvertently trapping herself in the burning storage building before eventually returning to the dinner table.
Gong-ju’s impoverished grandmother, who reluctantly takes in Gong-ju and her infant sister and struggles to support the household. As her health and memory worsen, her behavior becomes unpredictable, and she worries she may harm the baby. She and Gong-ju grow closer through daily life, but their bond is strained when Gong-ju tries to leave.
Jeom-sim is Dae-sik's mother, living in the remote village of Bulgyo. While Jae-moon waits for an opportunity to kill her son, she unknowingly befriends him and lovingly treats him as another son. Her warmth creates Jae-moon's emotional conflict and complicates his determination to complete the assassination.
A woman in her 60s who works at a supermarket to look after her unemployed son, I-man is struggling financially in Bongcheon-3 dong. She joins three other women in saving toward a neighborhood store, then helps form Bong Chon Girl Scouts Troop #3 after their credit union head runs off with their life savings.
Sang-hwan's elderly grandmother who suffers a health crisis after his father's death. She serves as a key emotional anchor, and he embraces her upon winning the tournament.
A prisoner who has studied music and is initially unwilling to join Jeong-hye’s proposed choir. After Jeong-hye apologizes, the two share their grief over people they miss, and Moon-ok eventually helps the group. Her musical knowledge supports the choir as its members prepare for an outside performance.
Na Moon-hee has 34 screen credits in a career dating back to 1971. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Mr. District Attorney Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Dear My Friends, Navillera, Honest Candidate. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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