Korean women have been known to consider Revenge, on occassion…

Obviously it’s not to clear her name, as that’s impossible now. I think she has sworn to give it all up kill that Monk, at whatever cost; he knows it and that’s why he ran.

Lawd, what a movie this is gonna make…

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J.....seph_Gobel

Looks like he turned apostate; I guess that could be seen as “attempting to flee the jurisdiction”, and it wasn’t enough to save him from Madame la Guillotine.

The one in 1848 got shot off the top of the barricades while attempting to be a strictly apolitical “bearer of an olive branch” between police and insurrectionists.

I wonder if the current holder of the bishopric is still drawing hazardous duty pay? Based on this history it seems well-deserved; given the law of averages it’s probably about time the “youths” of Paris bagged themselves an archbishop.

Are you referring to this one?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georges_Darboy

Taken hostage and shot shortly before the suppression of the Paris Commune of 1871.

I like obscure historical analogies as much as the next guy (well, it was obscure to me, I shouldn’t speak for anyone else here; the only reason it rang a bell is that I happened to be reading through the Paris Commune wiki article a while back). But Archbishop Deboy never tried to flee; indeed, through the entire siege of Paris by the Prussians he had remained at his post.

Maybe you were thinking of Louis XVI’s attempted flight to the frontier during the French revolution? But I presume there is no question of capital punishment in this case involving modern ROK society; if so that would be another fault in the analogy.

Maybe you were thinking of a different Archbishop of Paris:

“….Darboy was the third archbishop of Paris to die violently between 1848 and 1871…”

She’s not even hot!