This article contains spoilers For the "squid game" season 3, episode 2, "Theevous Night".

Whenever Squid Game introduces a new deadly game for playgrounds, viewers know how to expect mutilation. Since the show is already in the third and last season, however, fans have begun to get used to his tricks. In my opinion, some of Games in season 2 "squid game" were pretty supported, to the point that I began to doubt that Creator "Similar Game" Hwang Dong-Huk, who admitted to being a little sick of the seriesMaybe there were no ideas. But then the "The Veiling Night" came.

Season 3, "squid game", Episode 2 is a sign for me to eat my cynical words with a generous sides of the crow. Preparations for the team and the frantic pre-game for the game for "Hide and Request" have already been played in episode 1, so Starry Night has the luxury of diving. Soon, the Red Sreder team follows, their lives depending on their ability to kill at least one blue player before the timer expires.

The first big game of the season 3 is bloody and dramatic enough to blow almost every match that came out of the water. Just as important, her sweaty despair and used horror tap directly in the examination of social injustices and the basic instincts of mankind that helped to do Season 1 "squid game" so huge hit. With such building blocks available, it is no wonder that the "Rywell Night" is a rejuvenated "squid game" - a tour that can be the best hour on the television offered by the South Korean survival show.

With some exceptions-especially, the fraudulent Shaman Seon-Nio (Chae Kook-Hee) Newborn Cult and Outsider Trio of Joe Hyun-Uu (Park Sung-Hun), heavily pregnant Kim Jun (Yo-ri), and older yang This becomes a problem when they discover that the game Looking for Cooperation. All blues carry one of the three different keys that open the different doors of the arena, and only Hyun-Uu, Jun-Jun and the gentle bow and start the game with a complete set. Of course, this advantage is immediately denied when the group withstands some injuries and Jun-Hell goes on to ...

The red seeker's team has its own problems. Their ultimate scenario "Kill or Kill" is played in every shade of redness, as some reveal that they do not have what is needed to take life. Others have a look at a very special goal, while others still discover the hard way in which some desperate blues are extremely ready to fight back.

Apart from the fact that the bloody nature and the stormy pace of the game make the episode a real nail-biter, the game of hidden and demands is also an exciting (if mentally exhausting) watch because it is absolutely packed with the metaphors of the socioeconomic dysparity "similar game". From disproportionate resources, players start the game with every desperate trick and stab in the back, you can choose almost every moment in the game, consciously hit the chin and go, "yes ... society". Like most other things in the "squid game", it's heavy-but, tension and pure sensory barrage of "Rywolves" are proof that when the big ideas of the show work, they work.

Combined with the brutality of the screen, the numerous emotional hooks of the episode allow it to craft air of fear and insecurity, where no one seems really safe (which, of course, has proven to be painfully accurate). I will not single out individual shocking deaths or despised works here. If you have seen the episode, you know how good it is to tighten the heart of the viewers by teasing the ransom and the offer of death instead, so describe all the key moments of "Hide" and "Search Game" would be to describe almost every second of the whole game.

Somehow, the episode even finds a way to destroy a character that is practically guaranteed to survive until the last episode: our protagonist, Seong Huni-Hun (Li Jung-AEE). Smartly, the episode is approaching his question of the incompatibility of conspiracy, focusing on torturing his spirit instead. Chaos is already attracted to the failed season in revolt in Season 2 and Park Jung-Bae (Lee Seo) death, the single mind Hunun puts all his anger and frustration in a spiritual attempt to chase him and kill Kang Da-Ho (Kang Ha-Noul) ... Regardless of what happens to Gi-Hun, he will remember the mental pain of the events of this episode by the end of his days ... What, to think about it, may apply to the viewer as well.