Thread 214302414

Oh yeah, that happened

going back into the games was full retard
but the front man parts were kino

>>214302414 (OP)
imagine the gay sex

>>214302414 (OP)
More like tranny games

As soon as he went back into the games it was obvious that it could only end one way. I don't know why people are upset at the logical conclusion being the conclusion.

>>214303560
It’s HOW it happened that was stupid

>>214303560
baby was stupid
end of story

>>214302414 (OP)
>cut season 2 in two parts
>call part 2 "season 3"
this shouldn't be legal

watch a real kdrama

>>214302414 (OP)
Absolute kino, filtered billions

>>214303837
Not really. It was always going to end with a test of Gi-hun's principles and with a 9 months pregnant chick there it was, again, the logical conclusion.

>>214303955
It being a baby gave Gi-hun all the power to act in any way he chose since a baby is totally helpless. If it wasn't a baby the decision could have been made for him by the actions of whoever was in the final two. The baby was the ultimate test of his principles. It was a proxy for Gi-hun vs. The Frontman.

Thanos was a fun red herring antagonist to help MG Coin's arc
One More Game was kino
Hide and Seek was excellent
Front Man scenes were good

The boat and 11 stories were filler. I think overall people didnt like it because there's no catharsis.

>>214304134
except we all knew he was never going to kill a fucking baby. The test of principles happened at night after the frontman gave him the dagger to kill the others with

>>214304169
That wasn't a final hour moment where Gi-hun had to make a certain decision between survival and a principled death. There was still another game to play and Gi-hun is optimistic to a fault, and ultimately quite passive. He would never choose to murder multiple people if the outcome of letting them live was uncertain.
The difference between that moment and the moment with the baby is certainty of outcome.

>>214304619
>There was still another game to play
not if he killed those men. He could've ended it all there and saved the baby

>>214304668
>Gi-hun is optimistic to a fault, and ultimately quite passive
>He would never choose to murder multiple people if the outcome of letting them live was uncertain

>>214304689
passive unless he has to lead a revolution that gets basically all his pals killed, only for him to murder the only other survivor out of rage

i haven’t watched the latest season but i saw the first two. should i? i hate trannies btw.

>>214304668
That's also what The Frontman wanted and Gi-hun did not want to become like The Frontman.

>>214304751
His ultimate goal was a naive desire to end the games. He viewed the guards as the inhuman monstrous "them", the contestants existed in a different "us" category. Even though he could have saved more contestants if he had killed some of those voting to continue the games, that would go against his principles and wouldn't accomplish his ultimate goal of ending the games entirely.
That was the one time he actually took initiative and did something in his life and it blew up in his face and resulted in the deaths of his friends. That broke him and he projected his own grief and feelings of failure onto Dae-ho. It was a moment of weakness where the protagonist lost himself and his principles. Very common trope.