Min’s earlier words that he was born like that click into place, as Hyun realizes that Min was trying to comfort him. Ji-an notes his anguished expression and automatically jumps in to reassure him that whatever he’s blaming himself for, it’s definitely not his fault.
He jerks awake, and as the truth sinks in, he blames himself for Min’s situation. In the present, Hyun wonders if this traumatic experience was what caused Min to develop psychopathic tendencies. In the aftermath, Dad covers it up, and while Hyun lost his memory of the incident, Min didn’t. After hearing the gunshot, Min emerges from his hiding place and sees Mom, Hyun, and the murderer all unconscious on the ground. Venturing into the living room, Hyun shoots Mom’s murderer in self-defense, and the recoil knocks Hyun out. Mom falls on the ground bleeding as Hyun takes Min to hide under a table, then sees Dad’s work bag, which has a gun inside. Mom goes to answer the door, and the visitor is a criminal Dad arrested, here to take revenge. In his flashback, the two brothers are playing Scrabble with their mom when the doorbell rings. In his slumber, he realizes that all the cards that Min sent were scenes from the day their mother passed away. Hyun is still passed out from his sudden onslaught of memories. But yunno what - that’s reality, and life goes on. Some close on a happy note, some end on a sad note, some evolve into an endless wild goose chase. We finally say goodbye to this gem of a drama, and while I Remember You’s ending might have lacked that emotional punch to the gut that I was thirsting for, it does tie a satisfactory bow on most of the plot points - and I say most, because some are intentionally left open-ended. 859 AugJanuI Remember You: Episode 16 (Final) by rejoycie
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