This post contains spoilers for "squid play".

Season 2 "squid game" ends up on unusual cliffhanger. Only when we think that Gi-Hun (Lee Jung-AEE) will succeed in overthrowing games producers, we are affected by a series of deaths that need to be haunted forever. Among them is his dear friend and former gambling friend, Jung-Bae/Player 390 (Lee Seo-Shwan), but we also see Guilders with guns down several players who supported Gi-Hun's decision to revolt. Gyeong-Seok/Player 246 (Lee Jinin-Uuc) was also shot by an unprecedented guard, though he prayed for his sick daughter at home and begged to be spared. Although this death seems definitive at nominal value, the theories of young people in the last season suggest that player 246 is alive because his body is not seen at any time until the end of the second season. Well, these theories are correct.

Given how the "squid game" inadvertently stays on violent deaths to drive the cruelty of the games at home, it is strange that the camera moves away from player 246 the moment we hear the rifle. The first episode of Season 3 reveals that he was really shot, but the wound is deliberately unfectant, and no-el-Guard 011 asks him to play dead if he wants to survive. If you do not remember, the guard 011 is a malfunction of North Korea, which had to leave behind his child for reasons unexplained, and it turned out to be a empathy for the player's sick daughter 246 before entering the games. During Season 2, 011, it is contrary to the guards who run the side of the hustle of bargans from barely on the participants, who appear to be fiercely against a moral point of view.

In the stage of the opening of the Squid Game season, Guard 011 makes a dangerous cube: she pretends to be on the ship with the organ harvesting scheme because she knows that they will work on a player 246 (which makes unconsciousness, just as she asks). Just as they will work on a player 246, the guard 011 kills everyone in the room, except for the doctor, who is forced to save the life of Gjong-Seoc.

Gard 011's only determination to save the player 246 lies in her desire to keep her daughter alive, as she is still experiencing guilty of leaving her daughter behind. In addition, we have previously learned that the games will be offered a fair chance to restore their lives. Although Neil-Eul has not shown a little hesitation in shooting people who lose games, this apathy does not apply to the daughter of the player 246, whom he wants to save no matter what. To happen, player 246 must survive. To make sure he does, she asks Doctor (which was included in the organ collection scheme) to transfer his own blood to save him from immediate blood loss.

Although the efforts of no one to help the player 246 escape brave, its co-workers quickly find out what is wrong after the crime scene. Her motives are confusing them because they cannot measure why the solidarist would take care of a seemingly random competitor, going to great lengths to betray the confidence of her allies. On Flipside, Player 246 has no idea who is 011, or that they used to work together before entering the games, but he has no choice but to trust and follow every direction he gives. When no one encourages him to escape the ship alone (followed by masked guards immediately) and reach his daughter before making the guards, he is visibly confused by her closeness to her daughter, but immediately understands the urgency of the situation.

Non-Eul/Guard 011 has always been an anomaly. When it was introduced, it seemed to appear as a background that would disrupt the games inside. While she ends with that, her motivations are much more personal and one -off. She is not particularly concerned about the morale of coercion of individuals in their death match. However, it is managed by a fierce protective instinct to save innocent life and is ready to pay for any necessary price - including her life.

Season 3 Squid Game is currently moving to Netflix.