Mousetrap’s ending completely changes the identity-theft mystery. Here’s who The Rat really is, Moon-jae’s biggest secret, and what the haunting finale means.
We have curated a list of 5 thrillers that you might have missed, to hop on to after watching Mousetrap. They have the same kind of feeling in almost entirely different stories and the realisation that you have been keeping the wrong track of events.
Mousetrap, K-drama based on a Korean folktale and Kakao webtoon Field Mouse releases on Netflix on August 28. The series delves into the concerns of identity theft and what happens when privacy becomes the central question while you need to prove that you are you. It is a 10 episode long Netflix thriller series.
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The Scandal ends with Cho Won sacrificing himself to protect Hui-yeon, while his fate remains uncertain. Here’s what happens to the three characters in the finale.
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