Kang Seong-ju (played by Go Soo) is a protagonist in Some.
Kang Seong-ju is a detective who approaches Seo Yu-jin for her phone and cooperation after she may have witnessed someone linked to the drug case. His familiar face, voice, and number trouble her, while evidence later suggests police involvement. He disappears in Min Jae-il's car and becomes the police's suspected criminal, although Seo still doubts his guilt. Seo Yu-jin (played by Song Ji-hyo) appears in Some.
Seo Yu-jin is a journalist who moves into Min Jae-il's former apartment, receives a significant package, and accidentally witnesses the conspiracy. Her photographic diary may contain the original image sought by the criminals and police. She works with Kang Seong-ju, receives a warning through an MP3 player, and eventually admits seeing him in the photograph without accepting that he is the culprit. Min Jae-il (played by Lee Dong-kyu) appears in Some.
Min Jae-il is the last person the criminal group connects to the missing cocaine shipment, making him central to its search for the stolen drugs. He is badly injured when the investigation reaches the warehouse, where he reveals before losing consciousness that Seo Yu-jin possesses the original photograph. His car later becomes part of the pursuit involving Kang Seong-ju. Chief Oh (played by Kang Shin-il) appears in Some.
Chief Oh is a police superior who tries to manage the investigation as suspicion, violence, and possible corruption spread within the police force. He is connected to the official response that links the drug operation to Jeong Chan and Min Jae-il and searches the warehouse where the criminals are hiding, helping frame the pressure placed on Kang Seong-ju and Seo Yu-jin. Jeong Chan (played by Kwon Hae-sung) appears in Some.
Jeong Chan is one of the men connected to the drug operation and is treated by the criminal group as a means of pressuring others. The group kidnaps him to force the recovery of the missing cocaine, placing him directly within the conflict surrounding Min Jae-il, Seo Yu-jin, and the police investigation.
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Characters
Kang Seong-ju
(played by Go Soo) — protagonist
Kang Seong-ju is a detective who approaches Seo Yu-jin for her phone and cooperation after she may have witnessed someone linked to the drug case. His familiar face, voice, and number trouble her, whi...
Seo Yu-jin
(played by Song Ji-hyo) — supporting
Seo Yu-jin is a journalist who moves into Min Jae-il's former apartment, receives a significant package, and accidentally witnesses the conspiracy. Her photographic diary may contain the original imag...
Min Jae-il
(played by Lee Dong-kyu) — supporting
Min Jae-il is the last person the criminal group connects to the missing cocaine shipment, making him central to its search for the stolen drugs. He is badly injured when the investigation reaches the...
Chief Oh
(played by Kang Shin-il) — supporting
Chief Oh is a police superior who tries to manage the investigation as suspicion, violence, and possible corruption spread within the police force. He is connected to the official response that links...
Jeong Chan
(played by Kwon Hae-sung) — supporting
Jeong Chan is one of the men connected to the drug operation and is treated by the criminal group as a means of pressuring others. The group kidnaps him to force the recovery of the missing cocaine, p...
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Chief Oh → Seo Yu-jin
(Professional Investigation Subject)
The police search for Seo Yu-jin because her photographic diary may contain an original image crucial to the investigation.
Chief Oh → Kang Seong-ju
(Professional Police Authority And Investigator)
Chief Oh tries to manage the investigation while the police connect the drug operation to several men and suspicion spreads within the force.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Chief Oh → Min Jae-il
(Conflict Police Suspect)
The police connect the drug operation to Min Jae-il and search a warehouse where the criminals are hiding; Jae-il is found badly injured there.
Kang Seong-ju → Min Jae-il
(Conflict Pursued Associate)
The police search for people connected to the shipment, and Kang Seong-ju later disappears in Min Jae-il's car.
Min Jae-il → Jeong Chan
(Alliance Drug Operation Associate)
The police connect the drug operation to three men, including Min Jae-il and Jeong Chan.
Seo Yu-jin → Min Jae-il
(Narrative Accidental Connection)
Seo Yu-jin moves into the apartment formerly used by Min Jae-il and becomes involved after receiving an important package there.
Kang Seong-ju → Seo Yu-jin
(Narrative Investigator And Witness)
Kang Seong-ju approaches Seo Yu-jin because she may have seen someone connected to the drug case and asks for her phone and cooperation.
Story Analysis
A missing cocaine shipment, an altered photograph, and an uncertain identity draw a journalist and detective into a dangerous investigation.
Plot Progression
The Missing Cocaine
The Accidental Witness
Evidence Turns Inward
Warehouse Revelations
The Stadium Pursuit
Directed by Chang Youn-hyun
Some (2004) · 6.4/10 · action, crime, mystery
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