Ali's importance to Sang-woo : r/squidgame - Reddit
2021年10月18日 · This is what makes their relationship special, and what makes Sang-woo's decision in Episode 6 as powerful as Ji-yeong's impact on Sae-byeok's character arc, and as powerful as Il-nam's loss on Gi-hun's character's trauma. Had Sang-woo chosen not to betray Ali, he would have chosen to create a self-image for himself.
Why Sang Woo hid The Honeycomb Game from Gi Hun : …
2021年10月11日 · Sang Woo also didn’t run out the clock before jumping to trap Gi-Hun and Sae-Byeok. Could’ve been adrenaline, but he definitely had a clear opening to attack Gi-Hun at the door and didn’t. I do think Sang-Woo was fighting to kill Gi-Hun in Squid Game, but when he lost he knew it was over and didn’t even consider trying to attack again.
Thoughts on Sang-Woo as a character? : r/squidgame - Reddit
2021年10月18日 · If Sang-woo had told everyone the trick to the honeycomb game, most people would have lived. If there were more people during the glass bridge game, more people would have lived. If there were more people in the squid game, half of them would have lived. Because Sang-woo was not only selfish, but a murderer, only one person survived the squid game.
People who say Ali is gullible or even stupid are forgetting
People who reduce Sang-Woo’s betrayal to either “Ali was too gullible” or “Sang-Woo is the devil reincarnated” are missing the whole point the show tries to convey through their relationship and ultimate betrayal.
Did you know Sang-woo graduated from SNU in 2001?
-Sang-woo is a year younger than Gi-hun, so based off of Gi-hun's records, it's safe to assume that Sang-woo entered university in 1994. -Sang-woo most likely had to take a break from studies to do his mandatory military service, which was between 26-30 months during the 90s (depending on the service branch).
Sang-Woo was an incredibly written character : r/squidgame
2021年11月16日 · Sang-Woo has got to be one of my favorite characters of all time. Before everyone hates on me, hear me out. Sang-Woo was a horrible person, he did horrible things and moved through them with little to no grief. But that’s precisely what makes him so great, he is so painfully realistic and raw that he makes everyone hate him so blissfully.
Sang Woo's treatment of Ali makes more sense when you see it
2021年12月8日 · Sang Woo wasn't being manipulative, because at that point they had left the game and weren't planning to go back, in fact Sang Woo went home and was trying to kill himself when he received the invitation to re-enter the game. Sang Woo's kindness towards Ali when he had nothing to gain by being kind shows that he is really a nice person. In the ...
Marble game between Ali and Sang Woo explanation? : …
2021年9月24日 · First of all let’s start with Sang-Woos clearly sociopathic behavior he demonstrates throughout. First, when he’s realizing he’s losing after explaining the game to Ali who’s obviously experiencing some beginners luck. Remember why Sang-Woo is in there to begin with. Lost billions on the futures markets. He’s a WSB degen.
Sang-woo's Glasses : r/squidgame - Reddit
2021年10月2日 · We also get to see Sang-woo emotionally raw in Ep 9, similar to Ep 2, where he finally faces all that he's done and how far he has come from who Gi-hun and his mother expected him to be. He makes the same decision in Ep 9 as he was supposed to in Ep 2, where the start and end of his character's arc after he breaks free from his status quo comes ...
Sang-woo wasn't trying to betray Gi-hun in the second game
Sang-woo wanted and gave a fair fight to see who would take the money home. When Sang-woo lost, he honoured his loss by killing himself so Gi-hun didn't forfeit everything to try and save him. Sang-woo was tricky and betrayed those he considered strangers, yes, …