With the end of Missing: The Other Side coming up soon, the story is coming to a close. We’re getting a better idea of who killed the people, and it could be the managers from Choiseung or a last-minute twist. The last two episodes look like they will have some sad farewells and more dramatic moments.
Episode 10 of Missing: The Other Side begins with Jun-Ho and Wook going to the office of the chairwoman. She gives them Soo-diary Yeon’s because she doesn’t want anyone else to have to go through what she did and she wants everything to be fixed. Jun-Ho takes the book, and the two men go their separate ways.
Missing: The Other Side Season 2 Episode 10 Insights
- The story of Missing: The Other Side is coming to an end and the murderer could be one of the managers from Choiseung or a twist.
- Jun-Ho receives Soo-Yeon’s diary from the chairwoman and goes to the police station to find out more information.
- Yeo-Na is feeling sad on what would have been her wedding day and Jun-Ho tries to communicate with her but is unsuccessful.
- Hyun-Mi and Wook finally talk about their relationship and try to figure out what’s going on.
- Park, Wook, and Pan Seok come together to discuss the past and try to uncover the mystery of who the murderer is.
- The chairwoman comes to the pawn shop to ask about Soo-Yeon and the suspects are revealed.
- Wook, Jun-Ho, and Jong-A are following the two suspects to catch the murderer.
- DNA results reveal that Myung-Jin killed an old woman as well.
- Jun-Ho and Wook follow the suspects and they split up to keep watch.
- The episode ends with Pan Seok singing a song that his daughter used to sing to her, and Myung-Jin has a flashback.
Missing: The Other Side Season 2 Episode 10 Recap
Lost Memories and Unanswered Questions
Jun-Ho talks to Hwang again at the station later. He asks where Yeo-Na was last seen. The con man talks again about the Duon village and the dead people who went missing. But Jun-Ho doesn’t believe him, and he almost gets in his face.
Yeo-Na is very sad in the village because today was supposed to be her wedding day. She goes to work and asks Thomas if he knew about Wook. Thomas says he doesn’t know why some people can see them but not others. But he tells Wook about all the good things he has done since he moved to the village, like bringing Jun-Ho to memory day.
Yeo-Na goes for a walk outside and runs into Jun-Ho, who is very sad, at the edge of the village. She is sitting right next to him, but he doesn’t notice her. He thinks of a good time they had together and then pulls out their wedding invitation.
Jun-Ho talks to Yeo-Na out loud, but he doesn’t know that she is right next to him. He apologizes for not being there to protect her. She tries to talk to him, but it doesn’t work. Then Jun-Ho breaks down completely and begs to have her back. After he has calmed down, he says that he will find her no matter what.
Hyun-Mi and Wook finally talk about what’s going on between them. Hyun-Mi is glad that Wook is still alive, and she asks him about his life. He asks her how she got there, but she has no idea.
Unraveling the Mystery: A Plan is Set in Motion
Closing In: Suspects and Evidence Emerge
Later that day, Wook and Jong-A find Pan-Seok at the park where his daughter disappeared. They show him the updated picture of Hyun-Ji on the new flyers they just made. The next day, they helped him out and passed out flyers.
Wook has a talk with Yeo-Na and then meets with Jun-Ho in the village. They go to the pawn shop to meet up with Jong-A and Pan Seok there. Then, they watch the security footage from Choiseung, which shows Dong-Min talking to Sang-Gil about pushing Yu to retire. The two men then meet with the chairwoman, who tells them that she has found her grandson and will announce it tomorrow.
Il Doo gets the results of one of the DNA tests he sent back to the station. He is happy because it shows that Myung-Jin killed an old woman too.
Sang-Gil calls Dong-Min at night because he doesn’t like what the chairwoman did. The two decide to meet in the hotel, but Jun-Ho and Wook are following them without them knowing it. After that, they went their separate ways to follow both suspects when they split up.
At the end of the episode, Pan Seok sings a song that his daughter used to sing to put her to sleep. In prison, Myung-Jin seems to have a flashback to the day Hyun-Ji went missing.
Missing: The Other Side Season 2 Episode 10 Review
Based on the ending of this week’s episode, it looks like Myung-Jin was the one who took Hyun-Ji. If this is true, where is her body and why isn’t she in the village if it hasn’t been found?
Let’s hope that the finale gives us all of these answers and that Pan-Seok can finally find peace and closure about his daughter.
Once the killer is caught, it’s possible that the bodies of Hyun-Mi and Park will be found. This will be sad because she is an important part of the village. Wook will also have to say goodbye to his mom in a proper way.
When it comes to saying goodbye, I wish Jun-Ho could see Yeo-Na. Heo Jun-Ho did a great job with his scene in the episode, which was very sad.
There are still a lot of questions, though, and I can’t wait to find out the answers when this mystery drama ends next week.
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Final Words
The last two episodes of Missing: The Other Side look like they will have some sad farewells and more dramatic moments. We’re getting a better idea of who killed the people, and it could be the managers from Choiseung or a last-minute twist. Yeo-Na is very sad in the village because today was supposed to be her wedding day. Jun-Ho breaks down completely and begs to have her back. Hyun-Mi and Wook finally talk about what’s going on between them.
The police are looking for Jang-Mi because someone reported her missing. Il Doo gets the results of one of the DNA tests he sent back to the station. Wook and Jong-A find Pan-Seok at the park where his daughter disappeared. The two men then meet with the chairwoman, who tells them that she has found her grandson. Sang-Gil calls Dong-Min at night because he doesn’t like what the chairwoman did.
Sang-Gil is happy because it shows that Myung-Jin killed an old woman too. Heo Jun-Ho did a great job with his scene in the episode, which was very sad.
