Mok will confess, and Jae-yi predicts that if he doesn’t confess, he won’t say anything at all. Mok blended in as a well-respected and accomplished doctor, he posed a more serious threat than an obvious criminal like Jung Ho-young. Mok.ĭean Hong understands that because Dr. Jae-yi is thankful to Dean Hong because she met someone that she was destined to meet-but even so, Dean Hong feels responsible that Jae-yi met someone like Dr. He sends Sun-jae and Kwang-ho to interrogate Mok while he takes the Tae-Min duo to hunt for evidence at the doctor’s house.ĭean Hong pays a visit to Jae-yi at home and voices her regret that she came to Hwayang University. Sung-shik explains to the team that even though the statute of limitations was reached with the old cases, he wants to make sure that Mok confesses to those crimes. After a call from his superintendent, the section chief apologizes to the Special Investigations Unit and cautions them, “If you find something strange, investigate it like a detective.” Sung-shik glances at Kwang-ho and comments that he learned that long ago.
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News that the killer responsible for a series of little-known murders over thirty years ago, as well as two recent murders attributed to Jung Ho-young, hits the airwaves. His voice shakes with emotion as he offers Kwang-ho his heartfelt thanks (oof, these two). After Tae-hee and Min-ha lead Mok away, Sun-jae sits on the floor as the reality sets in. The partners switch places, and Kwang-ho tends to Jae-yi as Sun-jae finally arrests the man who killed his mother so long ago. He’s about to handcuff Mok, but he offers the opportunity to Sun-jae and passes over his cuffs. After Kwang-ho manages to throw him to the ground, his fist hovers until he sees Mok smile, then he lands a blow to his face. Sun-jae cradles Jae-yi while Kwang-ho tangles viciously with Mok. Mok hurries to finish off Jae-yi, but her father manages to kick him away before it’s too late. Sun-jae and Kwang-ho wait in a side yard, and when Mok attacks her, Kwang-ho breaks the side door’s window to get inside. When Jae-yi comes home, the team monitors her from different vantage points. Kwang-ho reasons that the killer will attack her at home, and Jae-yi proposes that they should act normally if they want to catch him before assuring a worried Kwang-ho that he will be able to protect her. Kwang-ho reminds Jae-yi about the time that her doorbell rang but no one was outside, certain that it was Dr. Sun-jae realizes that Mok’s target is actually Kwang-ho, and Jae-yi explains that he wants to make her father feel the same agony that he felt over the loss of the pen. Kwang-ho and Sun-jae meet her in her office, and Jae-yi explains that Mok knows that she’s Kwang-ho’s daughter. Just then, Kwang-ho calls, frantic to know if Jae-yi is all right, and she tells him that she’s Mok’s next target. She reads how he marked the first victim with the fountain pen, a gift from his mother, and she realizes why Mok is desperate to have it back. The story then rewinds, and we see Jae-yi with Jin-woo’s journal. He chokes her with his bare hands and promises, “Just like Corporal Park did to me, I’ll have to take away from him what he cherishes the most.” Jae-yi enters her apartment only to be thrown to the floor by Dr. The only question is, can he find his way back? If he was willing, Kwang-ho might be happy where he is, but he’s waited for so long to return to Yeon-sook’s side. Through his example, he’s demonstrated to his team what’s at the heart of being a good detective, and Kwang-ho has learned a thing or two himself along the way.
Kwang-ho’s time in the future proves that he makes a difference in the lives of the people around him, no matter what year it is. 162 Tunnel: Episode 16 (Final) by TeriYaki
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