Aha I didn't realize he turned the key the wrong way! And I totally agree, he put them in danger when he could've used them to his advantage. Less players for him means less for everyone else too, it was a stupid move!
Jessie Dobbie Reactions
2021-11-01 20:22:47 +0000 UTC
I agree, the contrast between characters if starting to get very interesting!
Jessie Dobbie Reactions
2021-11-01 20:13:00 +0000 UTC
Finally started to watch the show and catched up with you. I think you forgot what the police guy did with the actual mask guy? After he knocked him out he threw the unconcious body in the ocean, so yeah. RIP maskguy.
Also apparently the masked guy he took out was also a policeman? Atleast based on the ID he found.
Also once he infiltrates the building. The other guy got suspicious of him because he failed to open the door to his room immediately and tried to turn the key the wrong way.
The schoolfriend sucks. There was no harm in helping his "group". I guess he thinks getting rid of them will help him in the end, since he will get more money if there are less player. But honestly, if it´s just about the debt. Even if all the "maincharacter" survive he would still get more than enough to pay everything he needs to.
So it´s just unnecessary to screw his "companions"
Beny
2021-11-01 04:03:45 +0000 UTC
i love this episode!! i was also confused on what the game was until they started playing. i think it’s a korean/asian game since i’ve never seen it before, so it was really interesting to see! i want to try it, but i’m worried that ill mess it up lol. also yes, sang-woo has now show a little of his motives in this episode. from the interactions in this, i took away that he is so focused on survival, which may need betrayal. on the other hand, we have gi-hun, who based on his kindness to others that we’ve seen, would probably save someone else if it meant he would loose. i really like this contrast. thank you for the reaction jessie!! the next episode is so good, can’t wait!❤️