Medusa Ending Explained: Does Bárbara Hidalgo Regain Her Memories? Who Tried to Kill Her?

Medusa Ending Explained: The show ends with Barbara finally discovering who the real culprit behind her attack is; however, the information given to her is false. So will she be able to find the real culprit before another attack is made on her?

The series, with 12 episodes, is created by Said Chamie and Claudia Sánchez, and stars Juana Acosta, Manolo Cardona, Sebastián Martínez, Adriana Arango, Laura Archbold, Jacqueline Arenal, Luis Fernando Hoyos, Juanita Molina, Mabel Moreno, Mariana Mozo, Sebastián Osorio, Ramsés Ramos, Johan Rivera, Ángela Rodríguez, Biassini Segura, Carlos Torres, and Diego Trujillo.

Medusa Ending Explained: Juana Acosta
Medusa Ending Explained: Juana Acosta

The plot of the show follows Bárbara Hidalgo, who is attacked after being appointed as the CEO of Medusa. While she manages to survive the deadly attack, she loses her memories and emerges as a brand-new person, which is a stark contrast to her previous self. While everyone in her family is suspicious about her losing her memories, she is also suspicious of those around her when she finds out that she wasn’t in an accident but was attacked. Soon, a history better forgotten begins to see the light as she comes face to face with the person she once was.

Medusa Ending Explained

In the final episode of the show, we see chaos erupting in the Hidalgo family when Barbara sends Camilo to prison by exposing his paedophilia. While she thinks that everything is slowly settling, she leaves to meet Danger but finds him lying near his door as his mouth foams due to the poison that is in his system. She thinks that he has been attacked because of her, but Danger soon clears it and tells her that it is because of his own past enmity that this is happening.

Medusa Ending Explained: Carlos Torres, Juana Acosta
Medusa Ending Explained: Carlos Torres, Juana Acosta

He then meets the police chief and enters the task force set to eliminate these criminals. Finally, he puts an end to this gang and frees himself from his friend’s death. Elsewhere, Barbara meets her husband in prison to sign the divorce papers when he tells her that the person behind her attack was his mistress, Tatiana. She had wanted to kill Barbara, which is why she hired someone to plant the bomb on her yacht.

Barbara is shocked but accepts it and tells Gabriel and Danger about the same. She is finally relieved from this hidden threat; however, Danger believes that there is more to this than what’s on the surface, as Tatiana is also dead.

Does Bárbara Hidalgo Regain Her Memories?

Medusa Ending Explained: Juana Acosta
Medusa Ending Explained: Juana Acosta

As the storm begins to settle down, Bárbara once again goes to meet Eluney and tells her that a percentage from the Eternals project will be given to her and her community, making them partners from here on. This settles the chaos with Eluney, who agrees to the pact and she brings Barbara another plant that will illuminate the path opened by The Guide. As Barbara consumes the plant, she once again sets into a transformative state where she finds herself freed from everything that binds her while also showing the way to her daughter and mother.

As the women in her family find freedom through her, she finds herself changing as a person. As she leaves behind the greed of her past, she takes on a new role and finds happiness within the people around her. She hands over the presidency to her brother while settling the chaos within her family that emerges from her, once again shocking everyone. As she looks forward to a peaceful life with Danger and her daughter and mother, an old trouble is slowly emerging from the dark.

Medusa Ending Explained: Juana Acosta, Ángela Rodríguez
Medusa Ending Explained: Juana Acosta, Ángela Rodríguez

But as she revisits her memories, while she doesn’t regain them completely, she transforms into a person capable of letting go and forming newer and better memories from here on.

Who Tried to Kill Bárbara Hidalgo?

As Barbara lets go of her fear and heads to enjoy the Carnival with her family, Danger finally cracks the code to Tatiana’s murder and finds the real culprit. Knowing that it is a person near Barbara, he rushes to the carnival, but Barbara is already lost. Everyone gets into a panic when they are unable to reach Barbara’s cell phone, and Maya tells them to track her phone, as Barbara had her phone.

With this, Danger soon makes his way to the location where Barbara is held by none other than Gabriel- the man she had trusted this whole time. Turns out Gabriel had feelings for Barbara, which were rejected by her older self. Unable to bear this cruel rejection, Gabriel planted the bomb in her yacht but failed to kill her. However, he was pleased to see the new Barbara and thought life had given them a second chance.

Medusa Ending Explained: Juana Acosta and Biassini Segura
Medusa Ending Explained: Biassini Segura, Juana Acosta

He then slowly tried to remove the hurdles between them: killing Tatiana, throwing Esteban into the spotlight, and later poisoning Danger to get rid of him. But in the end, seeing Barbara regain most of her memories other than those about him, he was once again disappointed and decided to kidnap her and take her away. Listening to this, Barbara can feel the danger around her and is fearful until she sees Danger standing at the window.

Tracking Maya’s phone, Danger reaches the location and finds Barbara along with Gabriel. He then shouts at Gabriel and tricks him into coming out with Barbara before slowly taking over the situation and freeing her from his hold. With this, Barbara is saved, and Gabriel is sent to prison for the murder of Tatiana and for harming and kidnapping Barbara.

What Happens in the End?

Medusa Ending Explained: Juana Acosta, Manolo Cardona
Medusa Ending Explained: Juana Acosta, Manolo Cardona

A month after the incident, Barbara launches the new product in the Eternals project and is surrounded by celebrations. However, Danger arrives and tells her the news that Gabriel has hanged himself in prison, leaving behind an encrypted message on the wall. Upon decrypting it, the code reads, “If they kill me here, it’ll be the Demon Hildago”.

This leaves the two shocked as Barbara’s suspicious eyes once again fall on her family, starting an all-new cycle for the two.

Watch the Medusa series on Netflix. What are your thoughts on the show? Let us know in the comments below.

Also Read: Medusa Review: A Stylish Thriller That Loses Its Bite


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Riya Singh
Riya Singh
Riya Singh has a Bachelors in English and a Masters in Psychology. She's a K-drama enthusiast and has a writing experience of more than 2 years.

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