#jung joon ho

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Original title: Airiseu | 아이리스.

[destiny-in-the-universe]

This is a joke but I feel like I’ll have to carry this particular fandom’s back. Do any of you still exist?

We’ve got a grand total of three fics, two of which are mine, and the other is an author who I’ve not seen trace of in a while. I’m writing the fourth and will continue but uh, did anyone ever watch a K-Drama called From Now On, Showtime?

Like, did we just never get a fandom? Please. I’m on my hands and knees. Look at my state right now lmao. I’m fixating again on K-Dramas and seemingly this series has all but two people in its fandom.

I will still yap about it but I’m curious.

[bebx]

we need a romcom found family trope with them (where no one dies)

with Dora the Explorer too, of course

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things that can realistically happen in squid game 3 that will absolutely shatter me

in-ho sacrificing himself to save gi-hun and/or jun-ho and telling them he’s making a “small sacrifice for the greater good”

in-ho telling gi-hun before his death that he’d “like to go home now” as his eyes slowly drift shut

in-ho sacrificing himself to save jun-hee and her baby since they remind him of his dead wife and unborn child

in-ho and jun-ho hugging before one of them dies

gi-hun carrying in-ho’s corpse

or in-ho carrying jun-ho’s corpse. his brother’s death serving as a wake up call for in-ho to realize how “wrong” the game is and for him to eventually join gi-hun’s side

or jun-ho carrying in-ho’s corpse as he cries and whispers to in-ho’s body that he’s taking him home now

I’m actually so scared right now and I hope I’m wrong :(

[222hyunju]

lee jung-jae is my biggest hear me out. no i will NOT elaborate 🗣️🗣️

[ourwhisperingtorment]

Squid Game Season 1 Cast

[f0linasahl0]

feminism hates to see me coming when it comes to these guys

god i might be unsafe with them but i don't care. characters like this are hot. i need them BIBLICALLY

[dilfismz]

Squid Game Characters texts during “talking stage” HCs

Contains: Junho, Thanos, Minsue, SaeByok, Salesman, Se-mi, Namgyu, Inho, Sangwoo, GiHun

[kawaiistargirl001]

[nickmikeoneshot]

In-ho's brother

Through and through

(Jun-ho ha imparato a dire prima "In-ho" di "Mamma.")

[salayy]

I really enjoyed the camera work and overall cinematoprophy of Squid Games 2. Especially the first 2 episodes. It felt like a noir kdrama. I know the first season was dark too but i do like the grittiness of this season.

Shoutout to the entire crew.

[clubartaesthetic]

I have nothing appropriate to say

[krisantium]

Ever wonder why the show puts Lee Jung Jae, Lee Byung Hun and Wi Ha Joon as the three main casts (even tho the screen time of the later two were not even 50% of the total show)?

Yes, because the whole point of the story revolves around those three.

And I'm sorry if this gonna break many people's heart but the dynamic is not like what you all are talking about.

First off, let me talk about Frontman and Gihun. Well, the shipping is fun and games until it becomes annoying because it's not just game anymore but the whole fandom totally misread their dynamic. Inho is there to break Gihun. Inho is there trying to prove his point about the world. Inho sees himself in Gihun. No, no, Inho never sees hope for humanity in him, he is just waiting for the wall to crack. He aims for the wall to crack. And the crack happens. And if you were not too busy misreading his psycho stare as the look of love or admiration towards Gihun then you will remember their conversation right before the rebellion. Inho proves himself right. He sees Gihun as just another corrupted man who thinks he is the saint. The moment he said that he will risk his comrade's life for what he thinks as a greater good is the moment Inho won. Mission accomplished. And he is not proving anything to anyone, including Gihun. Only himself. Gihun is so much like his old self and he desperately wants to justify the person he has become.

Because if he's not careful enough, he is going to see his own wall cracking. If there is small string that could still connect himself to sanity, it's his brother. It's Junho. The scene where Inho, the ruthless frontman, the coldest human being on the show had PTSD and the image he saw is his brother asking him "why" speaks volume. For a moment, he questions everything. He questions himself and his decisions. For a moment, he is Inho. If he is what he is now then why seeing his brother's face shakes him so much?

So he needs to re-reasoning himself and he sees the potential in Gihun. He basically hunts the man down for years to put him in the game again while making sure that someone is keeping his brother away from the island and from him. Gihun is the consolation while Junho, the distraction.

[bebx]

unpopular opinion (or not?) but I think the reason Jun-ho didn’t tell Gi-hun that the Front Man was his brother wasn’t because Jun-ho wanted Gi-hun to trust him and agree to work with him.

Jun-ho purposefully kept his brother’s name and face a secret from Gi-hun because he knew Gi-hun wanted to kill his brother, and he’d be making it easier for Gi-hun to achieve that if he told Gi-hun who the Front Man was and what he looked like. and despite what In-ho did, Jun-ho still loves and cares about him. and that’s the real reason he kept the Front Man’s identity a secret from Gi-hun AND from his fellow police officers.

Jun-ho, while wanting and trying to stop In-ho, doesn’t want In-ho dead. he’s still protecting his brother. in this essay I will —

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