Black Rose

In the end, Ha manages to escape from Son’s attack by swimming to shore after he threw her into the sea. She then reports everything to the police, revealing Son’s murderous actions. Son, realizing he is cornered, chooses to take his own life rather than face justice, and he dies in a tragic and brutal end. Meanwhile, Ha survives and walks away from the ordeal physically unharmed, but deeply scarred by the trauma of everything she experienced. She eventually recovers from the physical wounds and shares her story with the authorities, exposing her husband’s violent nature. The film leaves her with a sense of survivor’s resilience, though forever haunted by the pain and loss caused by Son’s reign of terror.

My’s cruel revenge backfires completely; instead of freeing her from suffering, it results in the death of her brother and lover, leaving her emotionally devastated. She had hoped to destroy Ha’s marriage and life, but her actions only led to even greater tragedy. Her plan to get justice for her brother ended up perpetuating more pain and loss, illustrating how revenge can often spiral into destructive chaos. The ending emphasizes that Son’s monstrous nature is exposed and that his downfall comes at a deadly price. It also underscores that violence and revenge often lead to tragic consequences, showing that the cycle of vengeance can be impossible to escape once set in motion. Ultimately, Ha’s survival signifies resilience and the possibility of healing, but the story warns that vengeance can forever haunt those involved.

Last Updated: June 25, 2025 at 09:00