Although I saw almost all these "twists" before (the Front Man knew too much about police work, he HAD to be the police man's brother, the girl cursed at the end of episode 7, so it was clear she was hurt badly), I didn't expect Son-Woo to kill her. It seemed unnecessary too, given her state, but I know they did it to make Son-Woo the main antagonist.
I'm curious what #1/the old man will explain in the final episode, for he is clearly the mastermind behind it all.
Although you can see some of the twists on this show(there are clues), I still think it's a good one. Koreans are very, very good at writing (sad) stories and although some People might complain how "slow" it is, I think they forget that this game isn't about being a violent jerk, I am sure the ultimate reason is much deeper and has to do with Gi-Hun and the old man and their past.
I'm curious what #1/the old man will explain in the final episode, for he is clearly the mastermind behind it all.
Although you can see some of the twists on this show(there are clues), I still think it's a good one. Koreans are very, very good at writing (sad) stories and although some People might complain how "slow" it is, I think they forget that this game isn't about being a violent jerk, I am sure the ultimate reason is much deeper and has to do with Gi-Hun and the old man and their past.
