What If In Season 3 We Got A Scene, Parallel To The Cliff Scene In Season 1, Where Jun-ho Held Out His

— Langston Hughes (1901–1967), from The Weary Blues (Alfred A. Knopf, 1926) (via lunamonchtuna)

In the end of Squid Game season 3 Jun-ho doesn't just get his brother back, he also gets himself a brother-in-law (aka Seong Gi-hun), and the three of them go home together

unpopular opinion (or not?) but I think the reason Jun-ho didn’t tell Gi-hun that the Front Man was his brother wasn’t because Jun-ho wanted Gi-hun to trust him and agree to work with him.

Jun-ho purposefully kept his brother’s name and face a secret from Gi-hun because he knew Gi-hun wanted to kill his brother, and he’d be making it easier for Gi-hun to achieve that if he told Gi-hun who the Front Man was and what he looked like. and despite what In-ho did, Jun-ho still loves and cares about him. and that’s the real reason he kept the Front Man’s identity a secret from Gi-hun AND from his fellow police officers.

Jun-ho, while wanting and trying to stop In-ho, doesn’t want In-ho dead. he’s still protecting his brother. in this essay I will —

Magical pastel sunsets at the beaches of Marche, Italy 🇮🇹💕✨ By @mauro_roberto__

Fkujyu Temple sakura by Sky-Genta on Flickr.

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