Squid Game Season 3 may be the best episode in the entire series

This article contains Spoilers For “Squid Game” Season 3, Episode 2, “Night Starry”.

When the “squid game” offers a new deadly playground game, viewers know that they expect chaos. Since the show is already in its third and final season, the fans began to be used to his tricks. In my opinion, some of Games in “Al Houka Game” Season 2 It was somewhat disappointing, to the point that I started thinking that The creative “Houcke game”Maybe ideas have run out. But then “the night of the stars” came.

“Al Houc’a Game” Season 3, Episode 2 is a braid for me to eat sarcastic words with a generous side arrangement of the crow. The preparations for the team and the prototype of the hectic match of The Hide and Seek have played in Episode 1, so “The Stary Night” has the luxury of diving directly. First, the blue team of HIDERS who has the keys to the play area is Maze Eerie “MAZE” that is designed with raw nursery rooms. Soon after, the Red Seeker team holds their lives depending on their ability to kill at least one blue player before the temporary run out.

The first big game for the third season is bloody and dramatic enough to detonate each game that came before leaving the water. Equally important, the despair of the difference and extreme terror continues directly to examine the social injustice and the instincts of humanity that helped in making it “Al Houc’a Game”, the first season of this huge strike. With such brown blocks at their disposal, it is no wonder that “The Starry Night” is “Squid Game” – its youth – Tour De Force game that may be the best hour of TV that the South Korea show is to stay.

With some exceptions-no, especially the cult of the shaman Sion C (Chay Cook Hu), the fledgling of the Followed by Hyun Hyun (Park Song Hoon), many pregnant women Kim John Hee (Joe Anti Rai), and the elderly Gang Jum-JA (Kang I Sheim)-most of which are decided to fight their money. This becomes a problem when they discover that the game It requires cooperation. All Blues carries one of the three different keys that open the different doors on the scene, just Hyun-JU, Jun-Hee and Geum-Ja Luck and start the game with a full set. Of course, this feature is immediately canceled when the group offers some injuries and Jun-Hee goes to labor …

The Red Researcher team has its own problems. The final “murder or killing” scenario plays in every shades of a crimson, where some discover that he does not have anything necessary to take life. Others have their eyes on a very specific goal, while others still discover in the difficult way that some desperate blues are very ready to respond.

Regardless of the fact that the bloody nature of the game and the heavy speed makes the ring a real nail, the Hide and Seeking game is also an exciting view (if it is mentally exhausted) because it is completely full of social and economic metaphors “Squid”. From the non -proportionate resources, players start the game with every desperate trick and stabbing at the back, you can choose any moment in the game, hit your chin, and go, “Yes … society.” Like most other things in the “Squid game”, it’s heavy-but the absolute sensory tension and ivy for “The Stary Night” is evidence that when big ideas work for display, they work a job.

In conjunction with the brutality that appears on the screen, many emotional hooks in the loop allow the air to formulate fear and insecurity where no one seems really safe (which of course proves that it is painfully correct). I will not single any horrific death or vile actions here. If you have watched the episode, you know how much it is in the viewers ’hearts by giving the views of redemption and offering death instead, so describing all the pivotal moments in the game and searching for it is a description of almost every second of the whole game.

Somehow, the episode finds a way to increase the destruction of the only character that almost guarantees to survive until the last episode: the protagonist, Seong Gi-Hun (Lee Jung-Jae). Smart, the episode revolves around the issue of the lack of a conspiracy by focusing on torturing his soul instead. Indeed, isolated chaos after the death of the second season of season 2 and Park Jung-bae (Lee Seo-Whan), Gi-Hun puts all his anger and frustration in a vibrant attempt to chase the attack, at least, at least, at least, at least, at least, at least, from Marine. Regardless of what happens to Gi-Hun to go ahead, the mental pain of the events of this episode will remember the rest of his days … which, which, thinks about it, may also apply to the viewer.