They’re reminded, however, that the contract they signed forbids anyone from leaving the game. There’s a commotion, with some contestants begging the guards to let them go. Suddenly, the lights come on and the guards walk in, announcing the number of players eliminated in the first round.
Gi-hun ( Lee Jung-jae) thanks Sang-woo ( Park Hae-soo) and Ali ( Anupam Tripathi) for helping him during the game of red light, green light. RELATED: 'Squid Game' Cast & Character Guide: Who's Who In This Wild, Deadly Competition?īack in the main room, players sit in the dark in silence, some crying quietly. But, in Squid Game, getting back on the horse just isn’t an option: after pushing the hand back inside, a guard nails the box shut. From one of the boxes, a hand emerges, indicating that some might have survived the first game. “Hell” begins with a shocking scene of the men in red burning large gift boxes containing the bodies of those that were killed in Episode One, just in case anyone forgot the horrors the players are dealing with. However, is free will even a thing when you are caught between a rock and a hard place? After all, the guards assure them, the game masters have no interest in hurting or keeping anyone prisoner. Still reeling from the death of their opponents, the show’s characters are asked if they want to remain in the game. Editor's note: The following contains spoilers for Squid Game Season 1, Episode 2, "Hell."Īfter the bloodbath of “Red Light, Green Light,” the second episode of Squid Game puts the remaining players in the position of choosing their own fates, and asks viewers whether or not they actually have a choice.
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