This article contains spoilers For "Game of Season" Season 3, Episode 6, "People are ..."

"Game of squid" ended with Season 3But the franchise will continue to be held for the near future. The creator of the series Hwang Dong-Hiuk has ideas for spin-off while David Fincher is already working on a new show "Squdid Game"Thus, there are many more deaths in pastel color and unusual playground games on the horizon. However, before we get that, there is one important thing to solve.

The show has always been around two things: the game itself and the Giu-Fun (Lee Yun-AEE) are trying to survive and potentially overthrow it. The variations of the game are obviously destined to endure as long as Netflix profits make, but how gi-hun are appreciated in their task? Does he manage to survive the final of the series to continue raging against the machine in the future?

Unfortunately, no, Gi-Hun does not survive. Although the one-time winner is again one of the last competitors in the latest event of the game, his Sky Squid game ends with a dramatic diving to his death like the front man (Lee Biong-Fun) and Vips are struck.

On the last pillar of Sky Squid's game, only the baby of Hunu-Hun, June-Hay (Joe Ju-ri) and the father of the baby Miyung-Gi (Si-Van). All three are active players and must die to finish the game.

Gi-Hun's priority is to protect the baby, so he is quick to offer his life. However, Miyung has survived far by being malicious and thinks it is impossible to believe that Giun would be sacrificed. Things are soon escalating in a great fight between the two adult players, which ends with both dear life on the side of the pillar. Miyung gets the cruel deal here, as he sticks to the Gi-Fun jacket, which climbs and the younger contestant engages in his misfortune. Just like that, Gi-Hun won the game and saved the baby ... or would have had it, if it weren't for the fact that they didn't push the button that starts the circle still. This gives him only one option: he starts the round and sacrifices.

The last words of Gi-Hun are the version of his speech "I am not a horse" from "One Happy Day", the final of Season 1. "We are people, and people are ...", it stops, how to run out of words. Instead of finishing his speech, he allows himself to fall off the pillar, entering the abyss of waiting. While viewers may be tempted to think that the long -running protagonist deceived the organization with some sort of three -minute trick to get the hands of the front man and VIP, that does not happen at all. The death of Gi-Fun is very real, and the play later confirms this by cutting his dead body, lifeless eyes that look up.

Again and over again, "squid play" makes it clear that there are no winners in the shadow world of the show. Even the two previous winners of the match, GI-Hun and the front man, are joyful shells dedicated to one-way missions: the first wants to believe in humanity and to bring down the game, while the front man has accepted his place as a one-time use of the machine waving.

Since this is far from the traditional situation with clear good guys and bad guys (except for the VIPs finance the game, who suck but are essentially untouchable), it is appropriate that the show has never tried with a traditional confrontation between Gi-Hun and the people behind the game. You cannot break up an organization like this with classic fistant and shoots, just as Giu-Hun, stores weapons of the possibility. Fortunately, the way things go for the character can succeed even better.

By allowing the helpless baby to become a winner, Gi-Hun breaks "Only the most populist will survive" ethos of a squid game, proving to the Nihilist front man that he still has good in humanity and effectively conquered their long philosophical battle. Interestingly, the front man later visits Los Angeles to make sure that the Hunu-Hun family has been secured, which is exactly what he did for the dead closest to the finalists of the finalists of the finalists. Potential future spin-offs can find out whether this is a sign of GI-Hun's message to finally break through to the front man ... And if it leads to the face of the game organizer one day, the death of Giu-Hun could have a greater impact than he could have hoped.

"Game of squid" is now fully moving Netflix.