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This article contains spoilers “Squid Game” season 3, episode 2, “Starry Night”.
Whenever “Squid Game” introduces a new deadly playground game, viewers know they are waiting for a mess. However, since the show is in its third and last season, fans are starting to get used to their tricks. I think the part “Squid Game” season 2 games were quite underestimated, to the point that I began to doubt it “Squid Game” Creator Hwang Dong-Hyuk, who has admitted to being a bit sick of a seriesIdeas may be over. But then there was a “star night”.
The “Squid Game” season 3, episode 2 is a hint for me that I can eat my cynical words with a rich side order of crow. The team’s preparations and passionate in the game’s pre -box hidden and looking for the game have already played in episode 1, so “The Starry Night” is luxury to dive in directly. First of all, the key users’ blue team arrives in a gaming area that is a ghostly “Starlit” song full of raw children’s rooms. Soon, the red seeker team is following their lives depending on their ability to kill at least one blue player before the timer runs out.
The first big game of season 3 is bloody and enough dramatic to blow up almost all games that came from the water before that. Equally important is that its sweaty despair and horror are directly abrasive to the study of social injustice and humanity’s Basest instincts that helped to do “Squid Game” season 1 so massive hit. It is no wonder that “Starry Night” is a “squid” rejuvenated tour, which may well be a great TV lesson provided by the South Korean survival program.
Danger and metaphors shadowing every angle behind hidden
With the exception of some exceptions, the cult of the SEON-NYEO (Chae Kook-Hee), the cult of SEON-NYEO (Chae Kook-hee), and Cho Hyun-JU (Park Sung-Hoon) trio, heavily pregnant Kim Jun-Hee (already you-rri), and the elderly Yang Geum-and (Kang ae-him) would decide. This is going to be a problem when they notice that game calls cooperation. All Blues have one of three different keys that open the arena’s different doors, and only Hyun-Juh, Jun-Hee and Geum and Luck Out and start the game with a perfect series. Of course, this benefit is as a negative as the group gets some injuries and Jun-Hee goes to childbirth …
The Red Seeker team has its own problems. Their final “kill or killed” scenario plays in every purple tone because some find that they don’t have what they need to take life. Some have their eyes to a very special destination, while others still find a hard way in which some desperate blues are very ready to fight back.
In addition to making the bloody nature and busy pace of the game make the actual nail dismantling, the hidden and looking for the game is also an exciting (if mentally exhausting) clock because it is definitely full of socio-economic differences in the metaphor “Squid Game” is so fond. From relative resources, players start the game for every desperate plot and hit the back, you can choose almost at any time of the game, stroke your chin and go, “Yes … society”. Like most other “Squid Game” events, it is a heavy hands -but “star -style” excitement and mere flood of senses are proof that when the great ideas of the exhibition work, they work.
The starry state reveals players for what they really are
Combined with the brutality of the screen, the numerous emotional hooks of the episode allow it to deal with the air of fear and uncertainty if no one seems really safe (which of course turns out to be painfully correct). I’m not going to distinguish any single shocking deaths or contemptuous acts here. If you have seen the episode, you know how good it is to tow viewers’ heart by tempting redemption and offering death instead, so it would be to describe the central moments of all hidden and searching for almost every second of the game.
Somehow, the episode even finds a way to still reject one character, which is practically guaranteed to survive the last episode: our protagonist Seong Gi (Lee Jung-Jae). Skillfully, the episode rotates his plot vulnerability by focusing on torture his life. Already an exclusive mess of the failed season 2 rebellion and Park Jung-Baen (Lee SEO-what) after death, unanimous Gi into the Gi puts all his anger and frustration in an interesting attempt to chase and kill Kang Dae-H (Kang Ha-NEUL) … and understands a bit too late to the attack. Regardless of what happens to the GI-hood, he remembers the spiritual anxiety of events in this episode for the rest of the day … who who think about it can also apply the viewer.
