"Game of squid" has a number of great characters who do not deserve to die. After all, Netflix's international super hit is essentially about what they are in the lower part of their people who are so desperate to meet the end end they have ended in some horrible situationsMaking most of them easy to compassion. On the other hand, the show also shows some characters who are either so disturbing or malicious that they are unbearable - and season 3 episode 2 kills one of the worst offenders.

The character in question is none other than Seon-Nio (Ta Cook), aka player 044, who angered many viewers from the moment he debuted 'Game of squid' season 2. The self -proclaimed shaman is a sincere discomfort that exploits the capabilities of other players, shows the tendencies of the cult leader and loses the mind if things do not go on her way. Not only that, but she uses her shaman abilities to curse other players, which really emphasizes how cruel and selfish in the heart. Does Seon-Nyeo actually have the power to curse people is in the debate but She believes That she does, and the fact that she is ready to use her abilities to cause harm to others, speaks Thomas about her character.

Fortunately for other squid play participants, Seon-Nio is no longer around to imagine more curses and headaches for them, as the 3 episode 2 season definitely kills it. Given this, let's find out how she bites the dust in the latest installment of the South Korean thriller series.

Season 3, "squid game", episode 2 sees that Seon-Nio behaves like her usual uncomfortable self: communicating with the gods and dragging her followers at any time they talk to her. Moreover, she actually leads her little position to members of the blue team of the cult towards their deaths in the hands of the red team, despite having a chance to warn them of their plight. Instead, Seon-Nio just escapes the stage and saves his own skin, without showing any ounce of concern or compassion for someone else. This ultimately proves to be her fall because she learns that she cannot open the exit door.

The last moments of Seon-Nio take place during the heated exchange with Park Min-Su (Lee David), who desperately prayed with her to help him find him-wins (wins). She responds by telling the player 125 that he deserves to die for driving the coats of other participants, which is enough to push him through the edge and glue the blade into it. Moreover, the scene proves that Seon-Nio is not a shaman, as the voices he hears in the head do not lead to security. Talk about a cruel twist of fate, right?

While she is likely to come, her death means that "squid playing" has lost one of her most fascinating antagonists. Seon-Nio is spoiled in the core, surely, but that is what made it interesting as a dramatic storytelling device. However, her latest speech inspired a pretty shy player to stand for herself, and it considered something. Maybe she wasn't that bad after all.

Season 3 Squid Game is available to follow Netflix.