#Deliver us the moon goodbye old friend free#

Commander Hasegawa orders the Joseon people to move, but they link arms and stand resolute in defense of Ae-shin and their fallen people. Dong-mae and Eugene arrive too, and the villagers hide Ae-shin under their garments and line up as a human wall against the Japanese. Then she takes her last breath.Īe-shin wails in mourning as the Japanese forces return to the site of their murder. The maid says that she came to save Ae-shin and the Righteous Army, that she lived for the joys of watching Ae-shin grow up and will die for her as well. Ae-shin rushes to hold her maid, who greets her and reveals her identity to the surrounding villagers. When the villagers come out of hiding, they recognize Ae-shin’s servants and try to keep the maid conscious. The soldiers report the empty carriage to their commander, who orders them to return to the scene to salvage any evidence. She can’t reach him but promises that she’ll join him soon. Suffering fatal bullet wounds, Ae-shin’s maid reaches for the servant. When the soldiers find an empty carriage, they quickly retreat to report this news.

Then, they hear gunshots caused by the Japanese soldiers’ onslaught on Ae-shin’s servants, which Ae-shin witnesses from above in shock. Dong-mae enters the room, and Eugene offers to return Hwawollu, which he just reclaimed from dead Duk-moon. He snaps photos of the ministers, each shutter release sounding like a gunshot.Ī real gunshot rings, and Eugene collects the hitlist from Duk-moon’s dead body. They proudly display their badges as Hee-sung’s smile turns into a fierce glare at these unashamed traitors. The traitor ministers line up in front of the throne for a photo taken by Hee-sung, who considers it an honor to document these ministers in history. The Righteous Army invests in the future of resistance and continues to fight until the very end because history ought to and will remember their names.

#Deliver us the moon goodbye old friend free#

The Joseon people suffer immeasurable losses in family, pride, and history, but they still persevere in their fight, believing that they will see a free Joseon. Guns, glory, sad ending - here we come! Our finale doesn’t disappoint in maximizing the potential of our cast and the remaining story. Sunshine: Episode 24 (Final) by dramallama