Moving Episode 9 Ending Explained: Directed by Park In-je and written by Kang Full, who also wrote the webcomic on which the series is based on, Moving is a sci-fi mystery action-thriller Korean drama series starring Lee Jung-ha, Kim Do-hoon, Ko Yoon-jung, Han Hyo-joo, Ryu Seung-ryong, Zo In-sung and Kwak Sun-young in lead roles.
The sci-fi drama (무빙) follows three students, Kim Bong-seok, Jang Hee-soo and Lee Gang-hoon, who have special powers that they must keep hidden from the outside world. The special powers, which include that of flight (Bong-seok), academic brilliance & regenerative healing (Hee-soo) and uncanny power & speed (Gang-hoon), passed down from their parents can and might be used by unsavoury individuals. As the students try to navigate teenage and the pressures of school while juggling with their powers, the parents try their best to keep their children safe away from prying eyes.
Lee Jung-ha was last seen in 2021’s Nevertheless, Do-hoon’s last venture was 2022’s The Law Cafe, and Yoon-jung was last seen in 2022’s Alchemy of Souls: Light and Shadow and Alchemy of Souls.
Moving Episode 9 Recap
The episode starts with Mi-hyun called in by Mr. Min regarding Doo-sik. When he asks her whether she has found his secret, she looks clueless and says no. This disappoints Mr. Min and he requests her to get even more closer to Doo-sik. When she proceeds with her mission, Doo-sik reveals that he is aware of her spying on him. This makes Mi-hyun feel relieved since she doesn’t like doing the mission. Doo-sik asks her to continue with her mission so they can spend time together. He straight-up tells her that he has fallen for her at first sight.
Mi-hyun and Doo-sik slowly get close. He takes her to his favourite Namsan Donkatsu shop and they spend quality time. Shortly after these interactions, Mi-hyun keeps getting pushed by her superior to complete her work and not take the sweet spot of Mr. Min. One night when Mi-hyun continues her work, she finds Doo-sik flying by to her cabin and delivering Donkatsu. She learns that the secret he was keeping sealed is his flying ability.
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Another night, when he comes by her cabin while she works overtime, she reveals to him her powers and confides in him. The couple share a kiss and bond. The next day when Mr. Min enquires about Doo-sik to Mi-hyun she hides the truth from him. However, Mr. Min already knows about their relationship through the cameras he set up at different places in the office.
Mr. Kim assigns Doo-sik a critical mission and he leaves. Mi-hyun keeps waiting for her lover, knowing that he may or may not return. A tragic news of North Korea’s president’s death causes chaos. The agency starts hunting Doo-sik for flipping the mission. They also tap Mi-hyun since there are chances of Doo-sik visiting her.
Moving Episode 9 Ending Explained
Mi-hyun keeps yearning and waiting for Doo-sik but also understands that if he comes he’ll get into big trouble. One stormy evening, she catches the silhouette of Doo-sik on her balcony curtains. When she opens it, she finds Doo-sik floating in the air looking at her. She asks him why he has come knowing the peril to which he replies “I was dying inside” meaning his love for her. The couple share a warm kiss and all the black ops surround them with guns. Doo-sik gets arrested by the agency and the episode ends.
It’s evident that Doo-sik found her place due to the purple curtains because previously she tells him that it is her favourite colour and so he used it as an indicator for him to find her. As Doo-sik will be flying most of the time, only with the help of the colours he can spot the place and come. Moreover, in the present, Mi-hyun has painted the terrace of her Donkatsu shop in purple with hopes that her husband will return one day.
Moving is streaming on Disney+ Hotstar. Let us know your thoughts about this episode in the comment section below.
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No sad ending ever has improved a good drama-
I do not understand the scripwriters ending a good intertaining show by killing off one of the main stars!!!
This happened in Iris and it totally messed up a great drama as far as im concerned!
I dont expect everyone to agree but i am sure theres more viewers out there that would have been extremely happy if the ending was different !