Part 2 of the BTS Universe-inspired Korean drama series Begins ◠ Youth was made available on Xclusive on May 7, 2024. It comprises episodes five through eight. Seo Young-Joo, Seo Ji-Hoon, Jung Woo-Jin, Noh Jong-Hyun, Jeon Jin-Seo, Kim Yoon-Woo, and Ahn Ji-Ho appear in the drama.
In the second section of Begins ◒ Youth, the seven boys are depicted as they contend with a variety of grave life concerns. In episode 8, the concluding segment of part 2, the police, along with the community, endeavour to assign blame to Min Ce-In (Noh Jong-Hyun) for any negative occurrences in the area. Min Ce-In, meanwhile, endeavours to discover the truth concerning her mother. Episode 8 features Jeon Je-Ha’s (Jeon Jin-Seo) stepbrother Min Ce-In’s deceitful behaviour, which also lands him in serious difficulty.
Begins ≠ Youth Part 2 Ending
In the concluding episode of part 2, Begins ≠ Youth (episode 8), Min Ce-In (Noh Jong-Hyun) makes every effort to expose the truth concerning his mother. Due to his lack of faith in the principal’s assertions, he is motivated to disprove him. Concurrently, Kim Hwan (portrayed by Seo Ji-Hoon) is also investigating the truth regarding his father’s relationship with the mother of Min Ce-In.
Additionally, the episode reveals that Park Ha-Ru (portrayed by Kim Yoon-Woo) has established a new friendship with a man with whom she communicates frequently via text message and telephone.
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Even more, he makes an effort to meet that friend. It comes out, nevertheless, that he has not developed any friendships. It is entirely the product of his imagination. It is discovered by Kim Joo-An (Jung Woo-Jin) upon observing him conversing with himself. Concerned for Park Ha-Ru’s well-being, he ultimately confronts him in a severe manner.
The eighth episode of Begins → Youth also features Min Ce-In uncovering a letter that was previously composed by his late mother. It advises him to exercise extreme caution around the principal, who is a notorious individual.
Simultaneously, Kim Hwan unearths multiple pieces of evidence that suggest a profound romantic attachment between his father and Min Ce-In. He presents this evidence to Min Ce-In, who subsequently hands Kim Hwan the letter he had previously discovered from his mother. He is informed, however, that Kim Hwan considers the principal to be a decent man.
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In the episode’s conclusion, the audience is privy to Jeon Je-Ha’s (Jeon Jin-Seo) stepbrother’s scheme to expel Min Ce-In from school by deceiving him. Assert Je-Ha into accompanying him to an abandoned location.
Je-Ha, having discerned an anomaly, promptly arrives at the location. There, the stepbrother of Je-Ha attempts to provoke Min Ce-In into striking him. He intends to document everything and present it to the school administration to have Min Ce-In expelled.
Notwithstanding his scathing remarks, Min Ce-In initially decides to disregard Je-Ha’s step-brother. Subsequently, however, he loses control and begins to abuse Je-Ha while disparaging his late mother. Then, Min Ce-In loses his composure and begins to strike him. He then attempts to strike him in the head with a large rock, but Je-Ha prevents him.
Ep. 8 of Then Begins ◠ Youth fails to depict the actual events that transpire. However, the audience observes Je-Ha lamely injured on the floor of that location. His stepbrother is sobbing uncontrollably, and the rock in Min Ce-In’s hand is smeared with blood. It appears that Je-Ha may have been gravely injured by Min Ce-In. Min Ce-In immediately breaks down.
After Episode 8, Kim Hwan inquires about the principal’s desires. Subsequently, the principal divulges information suggesting that Kim Hwan has been concealing a particular detail from his peer group.
