The premise of Squid Game is simple and disturbing: debtors compete in children's games for a lottery-size cash prize, but losing results in fatal consequences.
In its second season, Squid Game misses its intriguing wealth of characters by excluding the rich VIPs who previously drove demand for the brutal competition.
The show cleverly mirrors reality television dynamics, where contestants vie for cash prizes or social media fame, revealing our society's deeply ingrained obsession with spectacle.
As Squid Game explores themes of debt and addiction, it raises questions about how entertainment perpetuates cruelty and the lengths individuals go to for survival.
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