Money Heist: Korea Season 1 Part 1 ending explored: Count of everyone alive, cliffhanger ending, and more

In the closing moments of Part 1 of Money Heist: Korea, Captain Cha Moo-hyuk visits the Park Sun-(Yoo ho’s Ji-tae) cafe. Fans of the show are curious to find out what will happen next now that they know Professor’s real name is Park Sun-ho.

How this encounter went down will be revealed in the upcoming second episode of Money Heist: Korea Season 1, but first we must find out what’s up with the Professor. To this point in the series, he has had a lot of trouble keeping his true identity under wraps. Reason being, using fictitious names will make it much simpler for everyone involved in the robbery to disappear after the fact.

In the event of a robbery or hostage situation, the Professor knew Seon Woo-jin would be the go-to guy. To win her affection, he assumes the identity of Park Sun-ho. Through this new connection, he learns about the ongoing heist and about the government leaders’ plans.

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Whether it’s to find out in advance that Nairobi and Rio’s identities are going to be disclosed or to make sure that they wrap up any loose ends, the Professor employs Woo-jin to his advantage. She has some doubts about him, but he dispels them. Moo-suspicion has gotten Sun-ho into trouble more than hyuk’s has.

How does Moo-hyuk threaten the Professor in Money Heist: Korea?

At first Woo-jin dismisses his own suspicions as the result of envy. Nonetheless, Moo-hyuk follows the Professor’s advice and visits his cafe to learn more about his proposal. All of the Professor’s hard work to fool Seon Woo-jin with a false identity could be for naught if Moo-hyuk ever found out the truth about it.

Since some individuals insist on having things carried out in a specific fashion, the Professor’s plans are in a state of flux at the moment. Let’s use Berlin as an illustration. To achieve his goal of instilling fear in the captives, he is prepared to take the life of at least one of them. As a result, the group is now divided, with Woo-jin and Moo-hyuk poised to launch an attack at any moment.

The hostages are another problem in Money Heist: Korea. Cho Young-min, in particular, doesn’t care who he damages or puts in danger so long as he can get away. He even makes advantage of his employee and mistress, Yoon Mi-seon.

Young-min doesn’t believe it’s his responsibility when Berlin orders Denver to kill her for trying to communicate with the police. He instead places the blame on Denver, claiming that the latter only followed orders. However, Young-min had actually requested that she use his smartwatch to contact the authorities.

This watch is used to send identifying information about Rio and Nairobi to the police in Money Heist: Korea. Also at risk of being spotted is Sun-ho, who sneaks into the command centre where Woo-jin is having a meeting with the professor about a business proposal. Moo-already hyuk’s suspicious nature has been further heightened by this development.

Why does the Professor want to keep his hostages safe in Money Heist: Korea?

To keep the hostages, including the ambassador’s daughter, secure and nourished in Money Heist: Korea, Denver fabricated Mi-death seon’s. It was widely believed that the undercover police officer who entered the Mint of the Joint Economic Area had been killed when Berlin shot him for pointing his gun at Tokyo. A bullet from Berlin didn’t injure the man, but in one of the show’s last twists, we learn that’s because he was wearing a bulletproof vest.

The Professor’s side can actually turn the tables on those who would damage the police’s public standing. They can win over the general public and the hostages’ loved ones if they can keep this one cop alive. This highlights the significance of the Professor’s rule that absolutely no deaths occur. Currently, everyone is in good health. But if the first season of Money Heist: Korea sticks to the formula established by La Casa De Papal, the next episode may not feature Oslo at all.

What threat does Moo-hyuk pose to the Professor in Money Heist: Korea?

The Professor still doesn’t want his troops to kill, even though they think everything is ridiculous. As the first rule of their game states, “no one can die,” Berlin initially seemed intent on breaking this rule. The reason is revealed in the series finale of Money Heist: Korea.

Money Heist’s Professor’s Overarching Mission Statement: To Do What the People Think Is Right for Korea. He stands no hope of escaping if he kills hostages or police officers. When they complete their escape tunnel, he wants them to go out like heroes.

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