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Squid Game Season 2 Episode 3: "001"

The third episode of Squid Game season 2, titled "001," plunges viewers and the returning Seong Gi-hun back into the familiar, yet subtly altered, world of the deadly games.

"001 (Squid Game)" redirects here. For the Squid Game characters with the player number 001, see Oh Il-nam and Front Man (Squid Game).

Gi-hun wakes in the games' dormitory alongside 455 other players. A manager announces a new clause: after each game, the players may vote on whether to end the games; if the majority agrees, the accumulated prize money will be distributed among them. Jun-ho and his team lose track of the island after Gi-hun's tracker is removed. Gi-hun recognizes Player 390 as his friend and former coworker Jung-bae. The first game is Red Light, Green Light. Gi-hun attempts to expose the game's cruelty, but is initially dismissed by the others. Despite this, Gi-hun's cautions eventually help reduce casualties. Player 230, a retired rapper known as "Thanos" and under the influence of drugs, deliberately pushes others to eliminate them. Gi-hun and Player 120, named Cho Hyun-ju (a transgender woman joining to earn money for gender-affirming surgery and to leave Korea), try to save an eliminated player with a non-lethal gunshot wound, but No-eul executes her anyway. After the game, Gi-hun desperately urges the players to vote to stop the games and reveals he is the sole winner of a previous iteration, but is once again ignored. Players voting to continue are labeled "O", while those voting to leave are labeled "X". In-ho, posing as Player 001, casts the deciding vote to continue the games.

Plot summary

• Gi-hun (Player 456) wakes up to find himself back in the dormitory with bunk beds, signaling his re-entry into the games.
• He quickly realizes the tracker implanted in his tooth is gone, severing his communication with Jun-ho and Woo-seok.
• The players are introduced to a new voting system: after each game, they can choose to either continue playing or divide the accumulated prize money and leave.
• The first game, "Red Light, Green Light," is played again, resulting in the elimination of many players.
• Gi-hun attempts to persuade the remaining players to vote to leave, emphasizing the deadly nature of the games.
• However, a significant number of players, driven by their desperate financial situations and the lure of the growing prize money, vote to stay.
• The deciding vote rests with Player 001, whose face is deliberately obscured until he casts his vote to stay, ultimately continuing the games.
• In a shocking twist reminiscent of Season 1, Player 001 reveals himself to be Hwang In-ho, the Front Man (Lee Byung-hun).
• A new character, a shaman named Seon-nyeo (Chae Kuk-hee), is introduced, hinting at a connection to the spiritual world and offering cryptic advice to Gi-hun. 

Key elements and themes

• The Cycle of Desperation and Greed: The new voting system highlights the players' desperate situations and the powerful draw of the prize money, even at the cost of their lives.
• The Games Within the Games: The reveal of the Front Man as Player 001 suggests a new layer of manipulation and control within the competition, potentially driven by his personal history and desires.
• Gi-hun's Failed Attempts at Intervention: Despite Gi-hun's experience and warnings, the players are largely unwilling to listen, highlighting the powerlessness of individual resistance against the system of the Squid Game.
• Moral Ambiguity and Shifting Alliances: The episode further blurs the lines between good and evil, with the players' motivations and actions becoming increasingly complex as they navigate the brutal reality of the games. 

"001" sets the stage for a compelling new chapter in the Squid Game saga, where the stakes are higher, the manipulation is more insidious, and the lines between friend and foe are more blurred than ever before