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me waiting for squid game season three

also this comment:

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So this is why the Front Man is so obsessed with Gi-hun... I love this trope of conflicting morals between hero and villain ❤️ perhaps Inho was reflecting about his own morals and secretly rooting for Gi-hun but also imagine his disappointment when Gi-hun decided to sacrifice those people to take the guns from the pink soldiers 😭 (which may've convinced Inho that his reasoning is the right one and prompted him to carry out the plan accordingly, not that he wasn't going to do it eventually, but he'll do it more decisively now)

This is why I'd love a spin-off of the Front Man, I think he became evil when he lost his wife and his unborn kid but I'd like to see more of his backstory and what he went through when he played those games back in 2015. I'd like to know what he saw, what he witnessed, who else he lost that convinced him of his current worldview. Also perhaps even Il Nam was his father (Il Nam's son also didn't drink milk like Inho) and he abandoned his family only to be reunited with his son (Inho) when he participated in the games. There's so many things I'd like to know.

In a way, Gi-hun and Inho are the only ones who can understand each other because they both played the games, they both returned to that place, they both lost their families... if only they didn't have conflicting worldviews <\3

Other characters I'd love to see have spin-offs are: Sangwoo (my Sangihun heart NEEDS to see how was their relationship like when they were younger and what happened for them to grow apart... 😭😭), Sae Byeok and Hyun Ju ❤️

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into that toxic old men yaoi shit or whatever

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Born to

Forced to

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no reason to be doing all this btw

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same pic

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this is so inhun coded

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STOOOP

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In-ho's attraction to / fascination with Gi-hun really began when Gi-hun spared Sang-woo and tried to end the game without the prize money.

Gi-hun’s attraction to Young-il started when Young-il spoke up during the second vote and shouted down Gi-hun’s adversaries. You can see the change in how he looks at him after that.

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Gi hun: I'm a miserable failure.

In ho: Yes you are.

Gi hun: I failed my mission.

In ho: Yes you did.

Gi hun: I could use some words of encouragement.

In ho: Yes you could.

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they make me want to chew on rocks

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THE WAY I ALMOST SCREAMED OUT LOUD AT WORK??????????? HELLO?????????

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he wants that cookie so effing bad 😪

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HOLY SHIT WAIT

We know the Recruiter has a camera hidden on him so that they can film the participants getting slapped. I'm sure it's also for security and record purposes.

And we KNOW In-ho was a little bit not normal about seeing Gi-hun with a gun (seriously, watch his face in the last episode. He's into it.).

Do you think he watches the first-person footage of Recruiter meeting Gi-hun, trying to see what's so special about this pathetic man?

Do you also think he watches the fake gun bit and kinda goes 👀

Bonus round: In-ho thinks about being the one to slap his dumb face ALL THE TIME, especially when he makes unwise decisions in S2.

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Doomed toxic old man yaoi

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Gi-hun: "Thank you for earlier."

In-ho, knowing full well this rebellion isn't going to work: "... you can buy me a soju when we get out." (And I'll forgive you for this stupid-ass plan that's gonna cause me SO much trouble.)