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Squid Game 1x05 Full Reaction (Patreon)

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2022-03-31 12:45:00
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2026-06
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Thomas Corp

Yeah, it is nice where you have the moments like when Sae-byeok gives Gi-hun the water so he can help Il-nam that showcase how they’re trying to hold on to their humanity for as long as possible. Just realized that the show hasn’t said Il-nam's name as of this episode, and that I only know it because it was in the comments. They also never divulged the doctor’s name, as a matter of fact. It’s certainly a very satisfying moment when Gi-hun points out to Deok-su that the other players in his gang might realize that they’d have a prime opportunity to take him out when he wouldn’t expect it. Just the way you see some of the wind come out of Deok-su's sails as he clearly hadn’t considered that was great. The racket the guards had going with the organs was disturbing, and as you say, no tears will be shed over their deaths. I enjoyed your observation how the guards had a well-oiled machine going with their organ racket, and then in one night becomes completely shambilized. I get the doctor was desperate, still when he started threatening the guards, I was shaking my head saying, “I’m just curious. Suppose the doc managed to carry out his threat and kill the guards, what is it that he’s planning on doing next?” That moment where the Front Man flat-out tells the guard, “You guys could have done whatever you wanted with the organs, it would have made me no never mind, so long as you kept the games fair.” was perhaps my favorite part of this episode. Frankly, I am astonished that the cop has survived for as long as he has, though at least he’s made progress with his investigation. It was chilling seeing the row of binders at the end of the episode, and I said, “This thing goes as far back as 1988? That’s a long time for this to have not been discovered. That’s creepy.” I’m with you on bracing myself for the highly probable inevitable betrayals.