“Squid Game Season 2: All You Need to Know from a Korean”

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Gong Yoo, who played Jinam,
is an actor that everyone in Korea knows, and he once again impressed us with his presence in this season.
In particular, he was a former host
and had a line about killing the father who participated in the game without hesitation.
It was a moment when the hidden charm behind the neat appearance was reflected, and it was
not the appearance of actor Gong Yoo that many people know, but it was able to be seen in an instant.
Personally, the most fun scene in this season 2
is the Russian roulette scene with Ttakji. Ttakjiham shows his energy and the
participants here. They tell him that he is a piece of trash who has been eliminated from the competition
and that his energy is just a
dog that wags its tail as its owner tells it to. When he has the last bullet left, he pulls the trigger to prove that
his power is not a dog, rather than surviving without shooting Ki-hoon who has the last bullet left. He
pulled himself
towards the homeless people and expressed
the same feelings he had towards his father,
but just as those homeless people choose the
lottery for the future over their immediate hunger,
he set himself on fire for his pride rather than his life. Let me
tell you one thing: Jinam is playing Russian roulette. sung by
Andrea Bocelli and Sarah Brightman.
Time to Say Goodbye
When German boxer Henry Maske retired, Bocelli and Brightman
performed this song for him at a concert. The
funny thing is that Henry Maske's excuse during his time as a boxer was The
Gentleman. The English
translation of the song is The Celery
Man. In season 2, the story of Frontman A
is revealed a little. He
had a loving wife and
was in a situation where he needed a liver transplant due to acute liver cirrhosis.
At that time, he found out that Rim's wife was pregnant.
In the end, both his wife and child
died and he He gets fired from
his job because he borrowed money from a business partner for his wife's surgery, and he
literally falls to the bottom. He is the
frontman and has a song he listens to in his room. He
listens to Fly to the Moon in season 1 and the flower of the endless sky is in bloom. He is also a
dying person. He looks at him without any emotion.
Because of this scene,
there is an interpretation that he is the frontman, but if you look at how
Thanos reacts emotionally to a child's insult in season 2, it seems that
his past
wounds have not healed yet and that
he dreams of an upward movement like the song he listens to. It
seems like I'm suppressing my emotions to fly away and I'm in the season
In season 2, the frontman's line
felt like it was darkening his spirit.
In season 1, he was on the verge of winning, but he
tried to give up the game to save Sangho's life.
He was a person who valued his life more than money, but
in season 2, he was asked about the frontman. It
gradually becomes more and more difficult, and in the end, he is
forced to sacrifice himself for the
sake of the family. Then, it is unnecessary to explain how much of a shock it will be to him to learn that his comrades have died because of his own choice.
If the
question is what led to this behavior of the spirit, it is
the front. If that was the plan, Ki-won's
spirit would be so messed up that he would never be able to get up again.
And frontman
inf
lives completely isolated from the world, unlike other agents.
So
there must be a reason why he came back to the game with such a large amount of money.
You He should have taken that plane.
He should have returned to the game after winning. He
criticizes Ki-un's behavior. Maybe the
reason he came back as the frontman was not because of Ki-un.
Looking at it this way, the
frontman's behavior is not to block Ki-un,
but to maybe bring Ki-un to the next. I
think they're trying to make him the frontman.
In season 2, Ki-un is shown
not attacking the host of the squid game, but rather
trying to disrupt the game itself.
However, Ki-un's original
plan was this. No, he
went to the address he received from the person who gave him the tag and
tried to kidnap the frontman and execute the next plan, but
he was caught and
went ahead with Plan B, which was participating in his game. And
none of Ki-won's plans went in the desired direction.
There were several situations where it was enough to suspect that he was the frontman and participated in the game while hiding his GPS, and I wonder if it's because he's a trusting person
or if he's just this kind of
person, but in Illa's case, there's enough
suspicion that there's an insider. It would be possible to do it, but the
energy
was not like that. A shaman
is simply a traditional Korean shaman. A shaman
begins with an ordinary person falling ill with an unknown cause.
They are destined to be cured and survive only if they accept the local god. The
shaman uses traditional music and dance to
drive away ghosts that torment people, and
uses spiritual powers to predict the future. That's why
the shaman is shown telling fortunes many times, and the
spirit
speaks as if it knows the person's past.
People who wander around Bucheon There is a circle sitting on your head.
This is a perfectly fitting prophecy, considering what happened in season 1.
But the second open 5 He
said in the 6-way match that his future was over. Now, he is a pseudo-person. He
matched the past of the spirit but not his future.
But there is one creepy part.
In the apple, she is the frontman and
when she is scolded, she is rough. I
can't properly look at the frontman as if I saw that.
If there really was a miracle and I
saw the karma of the energy, there must be many souls on the head of the frontman who have more grudges than that. He
is the character I'm most looking forward to in season 3. In the latter half of season 2,
people who seemed mentally weak
seemed to worship her. With
many Steam fans wanting to stop playing the game, it is
clear that her abilities and profession will sway many mentally weak people. If so, what
about season 3? Wouldn't it be possible to create a more
tense and strange atmosphere than season 2 by manipulating people like the dog in the movie The Mist and causing greater chaos?
Daewoo
is a former Marine who is known as a ghost-catching Marine. In Korea,
Marines are very proud of their affiliation and have a
strong sense of duty. I like to talk about my childhood,
but
Daewoo strangely talks about his military days.
My father also talks about what it was like to be a Marine. Dae-oh
changes the subject to introduce himself by telling about his time in the military. At that time, he
didn't have any particular suspicions, but
when the participants in the Chi started attacking,
Dae-oh
went back to the waiting room to help his comrades who had run out of bullets. But
did he get PTSD? Dae-oh
couldn't return to his comrades. There are opinions that Dae-oh
lied about being a Marine and that he
suffered from PTSD after experiencing a bad incident in the military.
First,
let me say that Dae-oh had a bad experience in the military. Dae-ho's Marine
Corps enlistment It is the 1140th batch and the 110th enlistment
date is April 18, 2011.
Three months after Dae-ho enlisted, on
July 4, 2011, the
Ganghwa Island Marine Corps shooting incident
occurred in South Korea. This incident occurred when a member of the 1122nd batch of Marines
could not stand the bullying. This
is an incident where he shot a colleague. If Daewoo
had experienced something similar, it would
be natural for him to have PTSD in a situation where bullets were flying and colleagues were killed. The
second is that Daewoo's story about being a Marine
is a lie. Daewoo also killed his own
father. He
said that he was a Marine. The Marines were
deployed in the Vietnam War
from 1965 to 1973, and
between the 300th and 400th Marines participated.
Naturally, the veterans at the time
were in their 20s, and considering that South Korea at the time had a tendency to marry
early, it would have been
better for them to have a son. At the very least, he is in his
late 30s.
If that's true, then Daeho, who weighs 110, would be
between 3 and 33 years old. It's not impossible
that he has a father who was a Vietnam War veteran, but I
think it's unlikely. [Music] Juno miraculously survived and
died. In order to find the organs again, he tries to find the island where the game takes place.
At this time,
Captain Park, who saved Jun-ho who fell, helps him find the island, but it
turns out that he is preventing Jun-ho from finding the island. In the season, he
transports the organs obtained from the participants outside.
There is a scene where they try to get out by diving with scuba gear, so the place where this kind of
killing game takes place
cannot be close to land, so they deliver it to a fishing boat or a
small boat that is difficult to detect, and then
have a transporter. It seems clear that they will move to land.
If so,
Captain Park, who has been silently helping Junwoo without doing any work, must have
become a team of such agents and
driven the long-haul ship to land. In
other words, in order to keep his work going, he must have moved Juno to another island, not an island. He spins around in the place
and
there is a scene where he grabs Captain Park's hand for no reason. At first I wondered why he
grabbed it, but after seeing Captain Park's betrayal, I
looked again and saw that his
hands were too clean and without calluses to be a sailor.
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There is a North Korean defector named Noeul.
She started
working as an agent after being persuaded by the unit commander who saw defectors like her.
Unlike those who enjoy killing or have long-term relationships, she is
one of those who feel sorry for the participants. She is a
play before the game starts. While working as a puppeteer at the park, she
meets the daughter of Kyung-seok, who was diagnosed with blood clots.
No-eul, who thinks of her daughter who was separated from her after defecting from North Korea, finds
out that Kyung-seok participated in the game, so she
keeps looking at him without knowing it, and wonders if
he participated in the rebellion. In
order to save him, who felt pity at the time,
the fire was set in a place other than a vital spot. In the drama, the long-term
secret team is in good condition.
In order to get organs, some corpses are barely
kept alive. Then,
Gyeong-seok, who is still alive, will go to the surgery center instead of the crematorium, and
No-eul will save Gyeong-seok there, and the
frontman and the variable that is not good may start here.
Season 2 ends and
at the end A cookie video appears and
we see the back of Yeong-i looking at Noh-hu
and a railroad signal to the right of him.
Then we see Cheol-su facing
Yeong-i. It seems like a hint that the next game will be related to railroads, which
is the concept of the squid game.
If you think about it as a game that Koreans played as children, it seems
clear that they play the train game while standing in a line.
In fact, when the railroad signal
changes to a wind chime, you
can see the heads of people lined up in a line below.
And the direction that Yeong-i is looking at has
less sunset and Yeong-i is looking at The back of the background
looks like a dark night. If you come here,
there will be a play that comes to mind.
When it's 12 o'clock, the minutes close. This is
definitely a nori to open Dongdaemun.
People lined up like a train can move on the blue light, and if they
move on the red water, they will become spirits. The
sensor detects the dropouts and the
withdrawal I think it's a game where you kill someone who stops at a certain part after the song that says the door closes at 12 o'clock
ends and
this
continues until the last person is left.
In season 2,
Ki
said there are also games where you have to compete against each other. It's not yet season 2.
In season 2, this kind of miserable game
didn't come out, but in season 3, it will definitely come out, and
I'm sure it's this Dongdaemun
game.
After entering the game area, they make you think that the faster a line of cars
moves, the more advantageous it is, and then you make your
friends team up, and once you
know the rules, the participants and
viewers I think the fear that you will feel is unprecedented
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