[K-MUSICAL] "Shocked Korea" Lee Eun hae reminds me of Eva, musical Frankenstein

These days, Korea is making a fuss over the so-called "Lee Eun-hae Case."
Lee Eun-hae is accused of conspiring with her boyfriend and driving her husband to death.

Lee Eun-hae asked her husband to dive in the valley.
The height of the valley was 4m, and the depth of the water was 3m.
Her husband was unfortunately unable to swim.
She and her boyfriend did not rescue her husband from drowning.
Eventually her husband drowned.

Lee Eun-hae Shocked Korea (photo by Sportsdonga DB)

Lee and her boyfriend were eventually caught by police after four months of escape.

Lee has already extorted huge sums of money from men through several fraudulent marriages.
Her tactics revealed to the world are very crafty and cruel.
She used her beauty as a weapon and used men as ATMs.
Insurance fraud in particular was her main trick.
The husband, who died this time, lost all his assets to Lee Eun-hae so much that he had no money to eat.
Her late husband had a generous salary, working at the company's research center.
His sin was to love his wicked wife too much.

Eva, the villain of the musical Frankenstein(photo by Rang)

There are many bad women in musicals, too.
However, evil women like Lee Eun-hae are not seen in musicals.
Isn't the closest villain character Eva from the musical Frankenstein?
In the musical Frankenstein, Eva is the owner of the fighting scene.
This battlefield gives the atmosphere of the Colosseum in Rome.
Eva has a very cruel personality.
No wonder she's obsessed with money.
Eva gets a kick out of mocking the monster (Frankenstein) and the maid, Catherine.
She is a wicked woman who even smells of sadist.
She actually carries a whip on stage.

In the musical Frankenstein, Eva sings a famous solo.
The solo is titled 'The World of Men.'
Eva creates a very nice stage with the dancers.
In the recent musical Frankenstein, Seo Ji-young and Kim Ji-woo played Eva.
Seo Ji-young has also played Eva since her premiere.

These lyrics appear in "The World of Men."

This is where you have to kill or die
If you want to live, you have to kill them
I don't need a trick
Death can't lie
Don't worry, spend your money.
This is the threshold of hell filled with screams.
the world of men

Eva's lyrics of "The World of Men" remind me of Lee Eun-hae.
Is there a connection between the wicked?
Although she is a bad girl, Eva performs very well on stage, and the audience cheers for her.
But the 'evil girl in reality' is not.
If "Lee Eun-hae Case" is made into a movie or musical someday, who can play the role?
It's hard to imagine at the moment.