Attention, all players: This article contains spoilers For "squid play" season 3, episode 1 - "Key and Knives".

No matter how fun as it may be as "squid playing" on Netflix, the show suffers from a one -mean story. Well, well-two meandering stories, if you include infinite trips to detective Hwang Jun-Ha (Wi Ha-Jon), not infinite trips with tension. However, the one I am talking about here is the organ trafficking arc, which inexplicably returned to the "Squid Game" Season 2 just to trample water during its seven episodes.

Season 2 "squid game" is both exciting and padAnd Returning the most disgusting story of the show Certainly belongs to the last category. Throughout the season, the black market trader's subtle is found as a strange remnant of Season 1, where he was tied to the story of infiltrating the island of Jun-Ho and fell on the road when the front man (Lee Bijung-Hun) learned about it. Discovering the Sophyroid season that the black-and-dressed front man officer of the front man (Park Ha-S-Soon) is leading the whole thing and recruiting a new series of guards in his criminal ring feels repeated and unimportant and seems to have no goal of giving him a mask.

Fortunately, these changes in season 3, where we learn that "squid play" plays the long game together. Here, No-Eul does not use the established method of organ traffickers to transport injured patients to rescue player 246 (Lee Jinin-Vuk), the father of a sick child with a non-eul-linked while working as a mascot in season 2.

In Season 1, several squid guards undergo their income only by wounding some of the players they need to kill and take them to a secret basement, where a medically trained player 111 (US Sung-OO) removes sustainable internal affairs for organ trafficking. The story is a heinous glass that allows viewers to catch a look behind the smoke and mirrors of the game. That factors naturally in the adventures of Jun-Cho on the island and immediately (and forcibly) has been removed from the playing field after serving its narrative purpose. This makes it surprising and a little frustrating to discover that the new pile of traffickers took it in season 2, especially since they carry so little on the table.

All that organ harvesting, however, suddenly becomes massively important when the season 3 begins. It turns out that the large amount of attention "Game with squid" gave it to this lateral plot in season 2, it had to know the viewer with the correct way the current human trafficking operation works and what is not related to them. When the Squid Game season begins, everything is in force so that it is able to easily "join" the ring on the black market, after wounding 246 and convincing one of the corrupt guards to take her to the hidden operation to save the poor man before the harvest begins.

Like that, what seemed like a nonsense story about Holdover, it suddenly becomes a key plot that offers the island's way to escape and elevates both non-Eul and 246 as characters. It is an impressive resurrection of home stretching for a story that utterly failed to keep its against The frightening games of "Squid Game" Season 2.