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I mean, if they had planned some really good strategy, or Dae-ho had brought the bullets, or there hadn't been a traitor on the team, or some other favorable factor, the rebellion would have had some small chance of success, or do you think the plan itself was destined to fail?
Gi-hun would have knowledge of the upcoming games because he has already played them, but would that be enough to save more people?
I mean, in real life, the producers probably included them to throw people off. They achieved it, because everyone thought the next games in Squid Game Season 3 would be monkey bars and some kind of human chess. But within the show's universe, what was the purpose of those drawings if they didn't represent any of the games actually played?
I mean, players rebelling and taking weapons from the guards to kill them, and on a massive scale
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I mean, carrying someone there is incredibly difficult without dying in the attempt, and Gi-hun doesn't look like he has much muscle, what do you think?
In this scenario, only one person could win. What is the best thing someone can do to survive?
So many hiders died in this game, what do you think they did wrong, and what strategies should they have followed?
I mean, maybe there's a rule that only one can be left standing, and they're forced to fight to the death?
They probably used thousands of workers and moved tons of materials to build the games, how did they manage to keep the government from noticing and maintain the secret among so many people?
I recently made a post asking who the best written character in the series is, and the majority said Sang-woo, why do you think he’s the best written?
In my opinion, it would be Hyun-ju, because she’s one of the few examples of inclusion in a series that was done well and felt natural
Honestly, this scene was the first one that made me cry in a series
I don't know how many posts have been made about that in this sub
Does she deliberately ignores those noises?
Really loved it