Chul-Young stands up and admits the truth that he is the real killer.
The last taxi driver game trial#
Chul-Young is brought in for trial while Chul-Jin is there too to witness this take place. He bows to them all and thanks them all for their hard work. Sung-Chul? Well, he’s staying right where he is.
Kyung-Koo and a now-recovered Jin-Eon are going back to where they were before, while Go-Eun is going to take the civil service exam. With the case resolved, all of our Rainbow Taxi members decide to part ways and go their separate ways. In his stead is the new deputy chief prosecutor, Do Joong-Won. In fact, the Director himself is going to resign. The Director knows about Rainbow Taxi though and rips up her letter, telling her not to run away like a coward and to catch 100 more criminals like Baek. In fact, she decides against fighting anymore.Īt the police station, Ha-Na hands in her letter of resignation. Ha-Ni likens him to a victim and although she’s breaching her duties, claims it’s worth it to help protect people. She tells him there’s “not enough evidence” while an enraged Baek decides not to mention the secret prison.
Meanwhile, Ha-Na makes her choice and decides against arresting Do-Ki. He’s obviously unaware of the link to his family until Sung-Chul reveals all. He wasn’t able to visit his dementia-riddled Mother in hospital and she fell down the stairs. The catalyst for this heartbreak comes from Chul-Young sadistically breaking Hyun-Soo’s arm outside the cell. While Chul-Young is en-route to being transferred, Sung-Chul receives a call that Han Mi-Ae, Chul-Young’s wife, has passed away. Well, Do-Ki decides to keep everything a secret and not reveal the truth just yet, for Hyun-Soo’s sake. This is the one weak spot for Chul-Young, who drops to his knees and pleads for forgiveness. He is, of course, using the alias Dong-Chan. Realizing he has leverage over Chul-Young, Do-Ki visits him in prison and promises to gain revenge through Hyun-Soo. Sitting down to drink, he’s shocked when he realizes Hyun-Soo doesn’t seem to know anything about his Father. This begins with Hyun-Soo, whom Do-Ki heads up to visit. They’re going to see this through to its conclusion. None of them can forgive Chul-Young for what’s happened and besides, they made a promise to Chul-Jin. The whole team is there too, and they all show up to plan their next move. He’s enraged, and Sung-Chul eventually catches up and tells Do-Ki he needs to finish what they’ve started. While he smirks, outside the prison Do-Ki pays his respects to his Mother. This convict is excited about starting a new writing gig and vows to publish his book no matter what. Episode 16 of Taxi Driver begins with Sung-Chul speaking to Chul-Young in prison.
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