'Squid Game' have a happy ending? – know what the creators has to say
As 'Squid Game' Season 3 is on track to get released, the creator has some news on the ending of the season. The creator Hwang Dong-hyuk said something that might or might not meet the fans expectations and choice of an ending.
What did the famous drama creator say?
Hwang Dong-hyuk told The Guardian, 'The world, as I observe it, has less hope. I wanted to explore questions like, 'What is the very last resort of humankind? And do we have the will to give future generations something better?' After watching all three seasons, I hope we can each ask ourselves, 'How much humanity do I have left in me?''
A happy ending?
Dong-hyuk said 'People like a happy ending. I'm like that too. But some stories, by nature, can't have one. If you try to force one, the essence is compromised. If a story is holding up a mirror to something, then it's not always a happy ending. Squid Game is no exception.' So no, the well-known drama won't be having a happy ending, as the story as a whole had a lot of shocking terms.
Words of Lee Jung-jae, aka Gi-hun
'The finale was something even I didn't expect. So I'm sure a lot of fans will not see it coming. I think a lot of people will have different reactions. It's definitely going to spur a lot of conversation,' he said. The protagonist added further 'People have been so curious. A lot of them come to me asking for spoilers. I keep telling them that if you want to have fun watching season three, you just have to hold still. It's coming,'
Release date and where to watch
'Squid Game' season 3 will premiere today and can be watched on Netflix. Also, if you want to refresh your plot of the series or want to know about it, the whole series is streaming on the same platform, Netflix.
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