The people in the museum, except for Do Kyung and Soo Jin, escape by boarding the bus that is parked outside. However, the driver turns into a zombie, and one by one the passengers attack each other and die.
Meanwhile, Ki Hoon and Seok Hee arrive at the museum and burst in with their car, while the monks of the Buddhist temple play a ceremony for the curse.
And as Seok Hee is trying to bring back Do Kyung, but fails to, Ki Hoon covers his eyes and then covers the head’s eyes with papers as well. He manages to stop the curse and he reunites with Soo Jin.
But one of the papers falls and he submits to the curse. That is when Soo Jin takes action and with the help of the monks, she covers the statue once again.
Unfortunately, the curse is too deep and she and her husband fight with the memory of their daughter, when the little doll that the girl had and where she had recorded herself saying to her parents that she loves them, falls on the statue and they both fall into a pit of fire, thus stopping the whole mess.
Unfortunately, in the ending, it seems that a person is found whose head was the same shape as the rock that Seok Hee has found.
The ending was more or less prompting another season or the continuation of the curse, even though the head was destroyed by the pure spirit of the girl.
The overall ending and the drama as a whole were rushed and didn’t explain things through, as it was about half an hour per episode.
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