Squid Game Season 3 Gi-HUN Ending (and why change)

“Al Houc’a Game” Season 3 The series concluded with a beautiful, beautiful note. Jun-Ho investigator has not been able to stop the games (or even as much as there is a dent in the process), but the games themselves have ended up 99.56 % of the players concerned. Of the 456 people who participated in the game, only two survived. One of them was a 256 player (who was rescued with caution by the sympathetic goalkeeper Kang Nol) and the other was a 222 player, a cute CGI child. Even our main character Gi-HUN (Lee Jung-Jae) died in the end. He sacrificed himself to save the life of 222, and threw himself on the edge after a season full of pain.

It is a dark conclusion, but it was not always the Book plan for Gi-Hun. As the show Huang Dong Hyuk Explanation in a modern interviewHe was originally considering keeping Gi-Hun alive throughout the entire series. This does not necessarily mean that Dong-Heyuk was planning to throw Gi-Hun throwing the poor child 222 off this giant triangle. As he explained:

“I thought about the presence of Gi-HUN Live. I thought at the end where you’ll make Gi-Hun from the game in one way or another, and he will go to America to see his daughter. But in the process of writing this, I had a change in the heart. I thought about the story that I would like to tell through the show? It should be for our future generation.

While the fans have definitely wanted to escape Gi-Hun of games in one piece, Dong-Hyuk finds his fate inspiring. Not only does the Gi-HUN do, but its sacrifice positively affects the lives of many people around him. until Those adults who are alleged His decision appears to be; It forces them to think (at least for a moment) to their corruption, and once it seems that none of them has nothing to say.

Kang Noul is particularly moved by choosing Gi-Hun. She is about to end her life until she sees him sacrificing himself, and this is what inspires her to continue to live. Dong-Hyuk noticed that No-Eul (whose name is “Dusk”) is a person stuck to living with “deep sadness and guilt that she was unable to save her child.” She recovers herself by saving player 246, but it is not until Gi-Hun’s death is ready to revive hope that her child is still alive in North Korea.

“I wanted to be a person who goes beyond what is happening at dusk and starts again in a dream for a new day,” said Dong Hyuk. He added:

“The symbolism of children (in the show), it is not about the biological child for only one personality, but I wanted to symbolize any kind of hope that we may have in the future as well as our will to live. … I wanted to photograph this message where all these characters and whoever monitors dream about what will come in the future.”

Dong-Hyuk noted that in Ho, the fateful front man of the game, has also been affected by the last moments of Gi-Hun. He and Ji Hoon spent the past two seasons closed in a battle of ideologies. The optimistic Gi-Hun believes that people deserve protection, while bitter and irrigated believe that humans are brutal in nature and serve themselves.

During most Squid Game, the third season, it seems certainly proven. The Gi-Hun rebellion collapses, and all other players end up killing each other, and even the child’s father 222 is ready to throw it on a slope if that means saving his skin. But Gi-Hun gets the last word by sacrificing himself. He refuses to take the easy way to serve the self that he took in Stay alive in the games. As Dong Hyuk said:

“By sacrificing himself, he did not touch G-Hun’s actions in his heart, and perhaps a very small segment of hope that he had been hiding in his heart in his heart. I also think that he might have raised some shame in it, because that (sacrifice) was not able to do it for him, and there was a big thing in the sacrifice, and there was a major change in the sacrifice, and there was a change in the council. Gi-Hun’s actions were created.