Ye-na is still locked up on Jong-gil’s orders, but she still has her phone and she sees the articles about Ro-ra’s death. David thanks Young-hoon for not thinking Nam Shin-III did it, and Young-hoon says, “It’s because he showed me things.” Young-hoon reveals that Jong-gil was the one who told Shin of his mother’s death, which makes him their main suspect for her real killer. Young-hoon muses that to most people, Nam Shin-III wasn’t a son to Ro-ra but just a machine.ĭavid tells Young-hoon that Ro-ra died saving Nam Shin-III, when the kill switch was being reversed and he couldn’t move. Young-hoon goes in to see David, who sighs that he wishes they would just arrest him for Ro-ra’s death instead, but there’s a witness who insists it was Nam Shin-III. That decision had led to her death, and Shin cries like a lost little boy. He looks at her last text asking him to come eat some food she made for him, which he’d ignored in favor of confronting Nam Shin-III. He thinks about how caring she was of him, and how he rejected all of her attempts to become closer. Young-hoon takes Shin to identify Ro-ra’s body, but he balks and asks for a moment alone. Young-hoon has to be the one who tells him that Ro-ra has died.Īs news spreads about Nam Shin-III’s supposed murderous tendencies, Jong-gil leaks the video of him attacking So-bong in the elevator, which just makes everything look that much worse. Shin is confused, and when Young-hoon walks into the room, he notes his expression and asks what’s wrong. Jong-gil calls Shin to express his “condolences” on Ro-ra’s accident at Nam Shin-III’s hands (he’s the one who dropped the equipment on them, then called the cops on Nam Shin-III for killing her). He sobs that she didn’t have to love him back, he only wanted to stay with her.īack at the hideout, Shin finds the meal that Ro-ra left out for him. After they’re gone, he lets himself cry for Ro-ra as he holds her and asks sorrowfully if this is why she thanked him the last time he saw her. They hear police sirens approaching, so David makes Nam Shin-III leave with So-bong. He tells them that she stopped the kill switch but she won’t breathe, and that it’s his fault. David is also there, and they go inside to find Nam Shin-III still cradling Ro-ra’s body. Ro-ra had thought to text So-bong the location of the warehouse she followed Nam Shin-III to, but as So-bong arrives, she sees a news article that Nam Shin-III is wanted for murder. She takes it to Nam Shin-III anyway and installs it when Shin activates the switch, then loses her life saving Nam Shin-III from falling construction equipment.Īs she dies in Nam Shin-III’s arms, she sees a vision of her sons, happy together and smiling at her, and her last thought is, “Goodbye, my sons.” Confused, Nam Shin-III begs her not to die, but she’s already gone. She creates a program to stop the kill switch from working if it’s activated, but it isn’t finished when she learns from Ye-na that Shin stole the kill switch.
I MAY DESTROY YOU EPISODE 3 RECAP MANUAL
I was wrong.” She had seen Nam Shin-III offer to walk off a building rather than hurt humans again, through his manual mode video feed, and realized that she had to make sure they both survived. I thought I had no choice but to destroy you. Over a montage of scenes depicting Ro-ra’s relationships with Shin and Nam Shin-III, her voice tells us, “The child I gave birth to and the child I created. It’s possible that being human has been in Nam Shin-III’s power to make all along, and that the question of what it means to be human was never for him in the first place.
His choice will determine exactly how human he is, as he learns that being human isn’t what you are, but who you choose to be. It’s time to say goodbye to our Shinnamon Roll robot, one way or another, as he’s got multiple people out to destroy him and a critical choice to make. 187 AugAre You Human Too: Episodes 35-36 (Final) by LollyPip
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