In a recent interview, actress Lee Na-young shared her insights on her role in the ENA drama 'Honor: Their Court', her first project in three years. The drama depicts the struggles of three female lawyers who confront sexual crime cartels. Lee stated that she was drawn to the script's perspective on trauma, noting that the narrative does not pressure individuals to 'get better' quickly, but rather encourages understanding and patience. This approach resonated with her, as it mirrors real-life experiences where those in pain often seek empathy and support.

The drama has achieved notable success, starting with a strong viewership of 3.1% for its premiere and concluding with an impressive 4.7% rating. Lee elaborated on how her long hiatus from acting influenced her choice to return with this specific project, as she appreciated the depth of the emotional content the drama offered. Initially, she expected that the role of a lawyer would lack emotional scenes, but she quickly discovered the profound emotional challenges embedded in the character she portrayed, who carries the scars of past traumas.

Lee’s portrayal of Yoon Ra-young, a specialist lawyer for sexual assault victims, showcases a character that not only represents victims legally but also embodies their emotional struggles. To fully immerse herself in the role, Lee sought guidance from real-life female lawyers, aimed at enhancing the authenticity of her performance. The series, through its impactful storytelling, seeks to provide a message that acknowledges pain without hastening recovery, suggesting a need for collective understanding and support in the face of trauma.