Pak leaves the boys to decide who will be taken out first, with Eak asking to go first. If Eak dies, a new plan can be devised for the boys. While the coach’s courage wins our hearts, Bhak tells him this is the only plan they have. ..

Harris talks to his father over Skype. He confesses that as the rescue comes closer, he feels frightened that they will not be successful. His father, himself in the hospital, calms him down. He recalls how Harris went for a dive and the first time he almost died. But, what mattered was that he came back to face the sea again and conquered it. ..

Governor Narongsak says that for now, the risk-reward analysis is in their favor, but barely. The situation can change at any minute. And if it does, he will have to call it off, even if some of the boys are still inside the cave. They come up with the code word “landslide”, which will be used if the chambers start flooding.

John and Rick introduce the other divers in this mission to the camp. David Ellsworth (USA), Conor Roe (Britain), Clay Rasmussen (Denmark), Trevor Maki (South Africa). Capt. Anan Surawan will be positioned in chamber three with the SEALs to take over the boys from the divers. Harris will additionally be positioned where the boys are to administer the drugs. First, a Xanax, and then a dose of ketamine to anesthetize them. However, they will require another dose that the divers will have to give them mid-way. Even before the rescue begins, Rick reports a problem. The smallest mask at their disposal doesn’t fit Mark, who is in fact the smallest among the boys. ..

A Thai rescue team has decided that the safest way to extract the remaining 12 boys and their coach from a flooded cave is to leave them one-by-one until all 12 are out. The first person to leave is Note, who is successfully extracted on Sunday morning. This news fills people on the outside with hope and joy, as they eagerly anticipate the rescue of the others. ..

As the divers come back with different masks, one of the parents learns that their son, Titan, has a problem with his mask. Only a few now, as of then, that it is indeed Mark. The divers keep coming back with different masks but none fit Mark. He is in a fearful state as they try to figure out what is wrong with him.

Pak comforts him and says he will not be left alone. Night is the last to go on the day, which is 8 July. The other remaining five boys will be taken out the next morning. Mark and Titan fight as tensions rise about the operation. Eak breaks them up and reminds them it is not over yet. Pak comforts him and says he will not be left alone. Night is the last to go on the day, which is 8 July. The other remaining five boys will be taken out the next morning. Mark and Titan fight as tensions rise about the operation. Eak breaks them up and reminds them it is not over yet. ..

Midway into the night, a group of boys are running towards a large opening in the cave. One of the boys is barely breathing and it is clear he is in danger. They are able to get him out safely, but he is in a lot of pain. Titan apologizes to Mark, who is painting the names of the Wild Boar roster on the wall. Mark admits it is difficult being looked at as the weakest because he will be the last to go. He fears the worst and has the possibility of never getting out of the cave in his mind.

The rising water, which has gone over the red line, worries Kelly. She feels it will pummel the divers and the chambers will completely be submerged under the water. The divers will put themselves at great risk by going in the next day. Harris says they cannot stop now when the Governor suggests stopping the mission. Pak tells Eak that he will not be going last as circumstances have changed and Mark will be the one going last. He too is successfully taken out as Titan and Mark are left alone.

Both boys admit they’re scared, but also use their fear to motivate themselves. Titan’s chance is next and his rescue goes smoothly. Somehow, using foam, Harris is able to close the mask tight enough on Mark’s face. The boy understands and does his best to remain calm. ..

Harris dives back in and finds David stuck with the child. David says he lost the way and surfaced up into the chamber to recalibrate.

Harris orders David to go ahead and brings the boy himself. The remaining SEALs also go out successfully. Divers and special forces outside await Harris’ arrival. Just then, there is a short circuit in the pumps and they break down. The water starts plummeting in and the American soldier says the codeword. They all start evacuating the cave with Harris and Mark still inside. ..

Mark’s mother runs up to the entrance of the cave to wait for her child. From under the water, the American soldier sees lights and Harris makes it just in time with Mark. Medics rush mark onto a table to check in on him and he is safe. The last of the Wild Boars’ has been brought out alive and the rescue mission is a success. ..

The episode ends with the real Wild Boars (in Thai, “Moo Pa”) playing football and the viewers getting a chance to meet the brave survivors. Also, a word for prayer for the “real Dr. Harris”, who died while in the hospital during the rescue mission.

The Episode Review

The Thai Cave Rescue is a story of heroism, determination and love. It is also a story of the human capacity for hope and the power of community.

The way thousands of people from different parts of the world came together to help a group of boys trapped in a cave is an example of how compassion and cooperation can work. Episode 6 showed how the boys held on until help arrived, and the series was paced well so that viewers could understand what was happening. ..

This rescue was a game of life and death. Just days after the rescue, the cave was submerged under water and wasn’t accessible until the end of October. That is how close the game of life and death was in this case. “Moo Pa” is a fitting finale, compellingly bringing together elements of drama, reality, and heroism that inspires.