The Price of Confession ending spoiler! Who is the culprit? Interpretation and review

Netflix's "The Price of Confession" ending spoilers! Who is the real culprit? The shocking truth behind the Choi Soo-yeon, Jin Young-in, and Lee Ki-dae cases.

Here's a quick summary of the final scene analysis and a review of the first 12 episodes. If you like thrillers, this is a must-read!

1. Who is the real culprit?

This is the point that many people are most curious about.

 

The culprit who killed Ahn Yoon-soo's husband Lee Ki-dae = Jin Young-in & Choi Soo-yeon.

 

They both feel like typical elite psychopaths, so it wouldn't be strange whoever stabbed them, but in the drama's atmosphere, the actual perpetrator is It is most likely to be 'Choi Soo-yeon'.

 

Lee Ki-dae talks about a painting suspected of plagiarism.
→ Hurt the couple's pride
→ Apology request
→ Explode when ignored
→ Leads to murder…

And the husband, Jinyoungin, to protect his wife The most convincing part is the confession that "I killed him."

2. Who is responsible for the murder of Ko Se-hoon?

This is a real twist.

It was not Ahn Yoon-soo but Jin Young-in who killed Go Se-hoon.

In the end, Yoon-soo failed to kill Go Se-hoon, and Jin-young took his place.

 

 

The plan was to control the direction of the confession and 'cleanly cover up' the entire incident.

3. Moeun's final choice

Mo-eun dragged Yoon-soo into the work she started for revenge, but
In the end, he stabs Jinyeong-in to protect Yoon-soo and ends up dying himself.

 

It was an ending that felt like the despair of a person with “nowhere to go” and the determination of “I started it, so I’ll finish it.”

4. What happened to Ahn Yoon-soo?

Full version of CCTV footage released to prove Ko Se-hoon was not killed

 

Grandfather Ko Se-hoon's petition

 

Thanks to this, he will return to society with a 2-year prison sentence and 3 years of probation.

Honestly, Yoon-soo was a victim from beginning to end…
The very scapegoat of a confession-centered society.

5. Choi Soo-yeon and Jin Young-in's ending interpretation

In the last scene
Prosecutor Baek Dong-hoon stated, “There is no evidence, but Choi Soo-yeon is a strong suspect based on the circumstances.”
Choi Soo-yeon responds, “Wasn’t Ahn Yoon-soo suspected of something like that too?”

 

Why this part is important

A scene that shows the drama's major theme of confirmation bias.

Viewers also assume that it is Choi Soo-yeon!
In fact, there is no 100% certain evidence.

The part where the director intentionally flirts with the viewer

 

→ So, the open ending is correct,
→ Still, the conclusion is that there is a high probability that the culprit is Choi Soo-yeon.

Q&A

Q1. Who is the real culprit in exchange for confession?

A. The real culprits of the Lee Gi-dae murder case are the couple Jin Young-in and Choi Soo-yeon, and in particular, the perpetrator is most likely Choi Soo-yeon.

 

Q2. Who killed Go Se-hoon?

A. Jinyoungin killed him. Ahn Yoonsoo did not commit the crime.

 

Q3. Why did Moeun die?

A. He stabs Jinyeong-in to tie up the revenge he started and protect Yoonsoo, and dies from excessive bleeding.

 

Q4. What happens to Ahn Yoon-soo in the ending?

A. You will receive a suspended sentence and return to society.

 

Q5. Is the ending open-ended?

A. Yes. It hints at Choi Soo-yeon as the culprit, but doesn't confirm it. It's a device that reveals the drama's message of confirmation bias.

 

 

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