Squid Game' creator Hwang Dong-hyuk on changing his mind about the ending, and why that character from Season 1 appears to Gi-hun in a dream.

Squid Game shows how financial desperation dehumanises people. Bodies have piled up throughout the seasons, but the players ...

In the emotional final scene of Squid Game 3, Cheol, now eleven years old, appears at the airport, where he finally reunites with his parents. Thus, Sae-byeok’s final and deepest wish comes true: ...

Before Park Gyu-young’s No-eul captured attention in Season 3, another defector left fans heartbroken. Here’s why her story ...

Sae-Byeok Reminds Us of How Much Gi-Hun Has Gone Through Since Season 1 of 'Squid Game' The vision pulls from a scene in Season 1, where Gi-hun is considering killing Sang-woo (Park Hae-soo) as he ...

Squid Game puts desperate players and powerful game makers in a gamefied fight-to-the-death premise. So it's safe to say that ...

Sae-byeok was a leading character in the first season of Squid Game. She was allied with Gi-hun but ultimately died in season one due to injuries she suffered during the glass game.

During the night after the game, Sang-woo kills Sae-byeok after she passes out due to the injury. Kang Sae-byeok's death makes it clear that only one player is making it alive out in season one.

There are some hints of a happy ending; six months later, we learn that Guard 011 is alive and well in China, Player #246's daughter has recovered, and Sae-byeok's mother reunites with her son at ...

Sae-byeok’s brother, Cheol, is reunited with their mother Sae-byeok (Jung Ho-yeon) was one of the most important characters in Squid Game Season 1, and we see her briefly in a cameo.

Sae-byeok suffered through five games, all so she could do right by her family. Where many of the show's other characters are greedy and obsessed with money, she is motivated by the desire to help ...