‘The First Responders’ Episode 11: Kim Rae Won Successfully Locates Kidnapping Victim
The penultimate episode of Kim Rae Won's "The First Responders" takes a darker turn when the police locate a poor kidnapping victim.
In the latest episode, Kim Rae Won feels a surge of different emotions that take tolls on him. Keep on reading to know more!
'The First Responders' Episode 11: Jin Ho Gae Locates Kim Hyun Seo
The 11th episode of the SBS drama begins with Jin Ho Gae (Kim Rae Won) figuring out where Kim Hyun Seo (Kim Min Seo) was being kept hostage.
Jin Ho Gae's team also comb the place, collecting evidence against the kidnapper. It turns out that the kidnapper is a nurse at the hospital who had stalked the young girl for a long time.
Things go eerie once again when Jin Ho Gae is framed for a crime and is arrested by his own father, Chief Prosecutor Jin Cheol Jung (Jo Seung Yeon).
Thankfully, they lack evidentiary support that they had to let Jin Ho Gae go. As soon as he is set free, he goes to investigate Kim Hyun Seo's case.
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After a never-ending search operation, Jin Ho Gae and the police locate the kidnapper. When confronted about what he had done, he confesses that he kidnapped Kim Hyun Seo due to his desire, and even cut her toes off so she couldn't walk.
The fire department led by Song Seol (Gong Seung Yeon) and Bong Do Jin (Son Ho Jun) arrive at the scene and take Kim Hyun Seo to the hospital.
Because of Jin Ho Gae's ill feelings for the kidnapper, he almost tried to kill him. Thankfully, Bong Do Jin stops him from committing the crime.
Kidnapping Victim Puts Blame on Jin Ho Gae
At the hospital, Kim Hyun Seo receives immediate medical assistance. The police learn that the young woman suffered from memory loss when she was unable to recognize her own grandmother.
The only person that Kim Hyun Seo remembers was Jin Ho Gae and blames him for what had happened to her.
At the end of the episode, Jin Ho Gae and Song Seol comfort one another after a long, stressful day, indicating their improving relationship.
"The First Responders" episode 11 was ten times more thrilling than the other episodes, thanks to its melodrama and action elements.
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Despite its common plot, the twists are unpredictable, making the penultimate episode the best yet.
Kim Rae Won's performance once again stole the show, and his chemistry with Gong Seung Yeon truly captured the viewers' undivided attention.
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Written by Elijah Mully.
