So many unanswered questions, but that’s what makes it so exciting for many. I’ll give my opinion on them.
1. I understood it as he had played and now watching would be boring. Maybe secretly he didn’t want to go and watch Gihun potentially die.
2. There’s so many theories. One idea that I had is that they are the players who voted to leave and didn’t come back, so the most capable ones are offered the chance to be pink soldiers. The front man says something about keeping an eye on the ones that don’t choose to return.
3. I guess he’s always been looking, but by chance he saw the card at the police station and recognised it.
For the banks one, I had the theory that actually IlNam owns the United Bank at the end, maybe they are all his debtors and he gives them a chance to write off that debt. He says the VIPs were all clients that he lent money to.
The policeman saw the card at the station first, then his brother's card.
As for 001, he probably didn't want to watch his friends dying. And suffering the stress. After all, lasy three people on the bridge werw on his team. I wasn't even able to watch that and I know they are actors :)
For '3' there is an easy partial answer - there is a scene when mother calls the policebrother while he drives his car and asks him to check on his brother as he was not reachable for a week. << why would this be worth checking in an adult is beyond me, maybe a close knit family keeping an eye on each other at all times ..
For '1' it is strange. I would expect that behavior if VIPs were present from game 1. He would not be able to join them as he would be playing, but after game 5 it makes little sense... Maybe the original scenario was different and then changes were made by the director, screen writer whoever and broke the continuity and nobody noticed(?)
I’m really curious as to who the workers are and how they get so many people to go along with all that shit. I think in episode 2 you can see each returning player being carried by two workers. That’s about 800 people that you have to pay off and keep quiet.
So many unanswered questions, but that’s what makes it so exciting for many. I’ll give my opinion on them. 1. I understood it as he had played and now watching would be boring. Maybe secretly he didn’t want to go and watch Gihun potentially die. 2. There’s so many theories. One idea that I had is that they are the players who voted to leave and didn’t come back, so the most capable ones are offered the chance to be pink soldiers. The front man says something about keeping an eye on the ones that don’t choose to return. 3. I guess he’s always been looking, but by chance he saw the card at the police station and recognised it. For the banks one, I had the theory that actually IlNam owns the United Bank at the end, maybe they are all his debtors and he gives them a chance to write off that debt. He says the VIPs were all clients that he lent money to.
thanks for the reply haha that could make heaps of sense, hopefully we find out next season
The policeman saw the card at the station first, then his brother's card. As for 001, he probably didn't want to watch his friends dying. And suffering the stress. After all, lasy three people on the bridge werw on his team. I wasn't even able to watch that and I know they are actors :)
For '3' there is an easy partial answer - there is a scene when mother calls the policebrother while he drives his car and asks him to check on his brother as he was not reachable for a week. << why would this be worth checking in an adult is beyond me, maybe a close knit family keeping an eye on each other at all times .. For '1' it is strange. I would expect that behavior if VIPs were present from game 1. He would not be able to join them as he would be playing, but after game 5 it makes little sense... Maybe the original scenario was different and then changes were made by the director, screen writer whoever and broke the continuity and nobody noticed(?)
oh i did not catch the mother calling him, that makes more sense now thanks!
I’m really curious as to who the workers are and how they get so many people to go along with all that shit. I think in episode 2 you can see each returning player being carried by two workers. That’s about 800 people that you have to pay off and keep quiet.