Snowdrop - Season 1

Season 1
Snowdrop is known to be based on the handwritten notes of a man who escaped from a political prison camp in North Korea. In 1987, when tear gas exploded like firecrackers, a bloody man jumped into a female college dormitory and a female student treats him thinking he's an activist student fighting for the generation.
Episodes

Episode 1
Yeong-ro and Soo-ho meet in a group blind date and fall in love.

Episode 2
Yeong-ro and the students find an injured Soo-ho, who is wanted by authorities.

Episode 3
Yeong-ro takes care of the injured Soo-ho and tries to find a way to sneak him out of the dormitory.

Episode 4
Soo-ho's whereabouts are tracked by Lee Gang-mu.

Episode 5
Soo-ho engages the head of the National Security Agency in negotiations to escape with his comrades.

Episode 6
Soo-ho continues to take students hostage, turning a blind eye to Yeong-ro who feels betrayed.

Episode 7
Soo-ho's and Yeong-ro's fates become entangled amid a vicious battle of deceit.

Episode 8
Soo-ho's heart breaks for Yeong-ro as the hostage crisis makes nationwide news.

Episode 9
Young Ro loses faith in Soo Ho and plans an escape with Lee Gang Moo.

Episode 10
Hannah sets out to find the secret behind the hostage crisis.

Episode 11
Soo-ho embarks on a path to regain trust when the truth about the hostage crisis emerges.

Episode 12
Soo-ho and Yeong-ro lean on each other in a situation where no one can be trusted.

Episode 13
Students are confused about which side to trust amid the National Security Agency's operation.

Episode 14
Soo-ho is heartbroken to see Yeong-ro struggle from her bad news.

Episode 15
Soo-ho has no choice but to accept the head of the National Security Agency's proposal.

Episode 16
Soo-ho stands at the crossroads of fate.
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