Morning, sweetheart!
>Morning, sweetheart!
In the final eponymous Squid game, Gi-hun defeats Sang-woo after a brutal fight but refuses to kill him; he begs Sang-Woo to surrender and help him invoke the game's third clause. Sang-woo instead stabs himself in the neck, and asks Gi-hun to take care of his mother before dying. Gi-hun is returned to Seoul with a bank card to access the prize money, but discovers his own mother has died. A year later, Gi-hun remains traumatized and has not touched his prize money. He receives an invitation card from his gganbu, and finds Oh Il-nam on his deathbed. Il-nam reveals he created the game to entertain bored ultra-rich people like himself. In designing the games, he drew uponmemories of his childhood, and participated in Gi-hun's group out of nostalgia. As they talk, Il-nam sees an unconscious man lying on a street corner, and he gets Gi-hun to wager whether or not he will be helped before midnight. The man is saved, and Il-nam dies shortly after. Gi-hun finally fulfills his promises by having Sae-byeok's brother looked after by Sang-woo's mother, and giving them a share of the prize money. As Gi-hun travels to the airport to reconnect with his daughter in Los Angeles, he sees the same game recruiter playing ddakji with another desperate player. He angrily snatches the player's card, and calls the card's number before boarding his plane, demanding to know who is running the games. He is told to get on the plane, but Gi-hun ends the call and heads back into the airport terminal.