This post contains spoilers For "squid play" season 3.

In one of the saddest moments of the last season of "Similar Game", the main character GI-Jun (Li Jung-Jae) sacrifice his own life for player 222, Baby cgi on newborn. The moment makes a shaken conclusion of the GHun-face arch; He goes from a fairly selfish man in Season 1 to someone who makes the ultimate sacrifice for a stranger in season 3. It also helps Giu-Hun conquer his moral argument against the Hoe Front (Lee Bown-Hun), as he proves in his last moments that people are more than animals.

The only problem with the last moment of Giu-Hun is that he fails to deliver a coherent speech. He tries to say something deep, but he is too tired and broken to complete the sentence. All he can say is, "People are ..." Before giving up and falling on his death. In recent The function of Netflix "similar game in conversation", Showrunner Hwang Dong-Hyuk threw some light on what Gi-Hun was trying to say.

"I wanted to keep up with that," like humans, this is what we need to do, as people, we should be like this, and starting now, we can turn this world to better. "

In the end, Gi-Hun should not have been so concise with his last words, as they were his actions that talked about him. In-ho Definitely seemed to have understood what he thoughtWhat may be why he came out of his way afterwards to make sure GI-Hun's daughter gets his wealth. Kang No-Eul (Park Gujung) understood him too; She responded to his last moments by deciding to continue looking for her lost child, despite the chances of not being in her favor. Gii-Hun has pleaded for their last moments to be the people to be erugal to each other, and it seems that the other characters have been listening to them.

"If I sent viewers a message that was so explicit, and so normative and didactic, it would actually serve only to limit the message itself," Dong-Huk explained to Gi-Hun's last words. "Therefore, I decided the rest of what I wanted to say instead would be physically expressed by Gi-Jun through his actions, through his works and the sacrifice he makes to save that child."

It is an approach that shows a healthy aversion to encounter as preaching. If you want to bring a lesson to your viewers, the writer's best approach is to try to get them to reach that lesson without much help so they can accept the message on how to think about it independently. When you write the lesson too clearly, it meets as stunning, and the audience can dismiss the lesson of pure anxiety.

GI-Hun actor Li Jung-Aeii has backed the show's approach, noting that he has left the audience with much more to talk after the loans are rolling. As he explained:

"If our message was over, without anything left to interpret, then the audience would just leave it to it, then go" Oh, that's all that ends. "(...) If we went that route, the story would only have one conclusion, but because we left the last part of the open message, it feels like we feel like we feel like we feel like we feel like we feel how to feel like we feel like we feel like we feel like we feel like we feel like. Continuous communication back and forth with the audience.

Season 3 "Squid Game" is now moving to Netflix.