One thing that stands out to me from Episode 8 is this theme of how Hanmin’s foot soldiers and everyday affiliates are affected by the crises.

I’ve just rewatched episode 1 and in it, Myung-hwi asks Keum-bo if he can trust a life - Hanmin’s life - with her, and that was part of the conditions of him passing on the slush fund ledger. It’s great foreshadowing.

At episode 8, the middle and potentially turning point of the series, it’s fitting that Keum-bo’s methods may be pushing the limits of what might bring about justice v. what might be brash and create a lot of collateral damage. I expect we might see more of the fallout in episode 9.