Mine season 1 episode 16 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In a dramatic conclusion, the Hyowon case closes with suicide suggested, leaving tensions high. Hi-soo, implicated in Ji-yong's death, fiercely protects her son's innocence by feigning memory loss, distancing herself from murder accusations. Characters navigate a web of betrayals, secrets, and personal ambitions, revealing their true motivations. Hi-soo's resolve to find self-worth and independence, amidst a backdrop of familial and corporate intrigue, marks a poignant journey of resilience and redemption.
Full Episode S01E16 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who ordered the closure of the Hyowon case?
The Commissioner General.
What evidence suggests the case's conclusion as suicide?
The maid's statement about providing a lethal dose of sleeping pills.
Who is suspected of murdering Han Ji-yong?
Ms. Seo (Hi-soo) is suggested but denies remembering anything.
What does Seong-tae confess regarding Han Ji-yong?
He was told by Ms. Seo to kill Ji-yong but it's unclear who actually did it.
What symbolizes the passing of burdens and secrets in the episode?
An old necklace given to Hi-soo.
How does Hi-soo plan to protect her son’s perception of his father?
By pretending to lose her memory and not letting him know his father tried to kill his mother.
What is the significance of Hi-soo’s win with the scratch ticket?
It reflects on her belief in effort and luck, and her desire to prove her worth beyond her family's wealth.
What resolution does Hi-soo find by the episode's end?
She finds self-worth and independence, moving forward from the accusations and her past.
How does the episode depict the complexity of the characters' relationships?
Through their navigations of betrayal, loyalty, and the pursuit of control within their personal lives and the Hyowon Group.
What theme is explored with Hi-soo’s final decision regarding her son?
The theme of protection and the lengths a parent will go to preserve their child’s innocence and happiness.
