Squid Game Season 2 Ends with Cliffhangers: What Fans Are Still Wondering

Season 2 of Squid Game ended with many unanswered questions, leaving fans eager for answers.

The finale left us with cliffhangers, mysteries, and unresolved storylines. Here are some key questions that need answers in the upcoming third season.

What’s the Deal with Captain Park?

Captain Park seemed like a helpful man at first. In Season 1, he saved Jun-ho’s life. In Season 2, he helped Jun-ho find the secret island where the games are held.

But as the team got closer to their goal, Park’s behavior became suspicious. In the finale, he was caught trying to sabotage a drone. When his teammate discovered him, Park killed him and threw the body overboard.

It looks like Captain Park is connected to the games and is trying to stop Jun-ho from uncovering the truth. We will likely learn more about him in Season 3.

What Will No-eul Do Next?

No-eul, a new character in Season 2, is a former North Korean defector. She starts as a mascot but is later revealed to be one of the “triangles,” the mid-level soldiers in the games.

Unlike other triangles, No-eul refuses to follow orders to kill injured players for organ harvesting. This act of defiance could make her a valuable ally for Gi-hun and the rebels in Season 3. Will she join their fight against the games?

What Happens to Gi-hun and the Rebels?

Gi-hun led a rebellion against the game organizers, but it ended in failure. His friends were killed, and he was captured. With his forces scattered, it’s unclear what will happen to him and the remaining rebels.

Will they be executed, or will they get another chance to fight back? Gi-hun’s quest to take down the games is far from over, and fans are eager to see what happens next.

Season 2 of Squid Game left fans with many questions. Captain Park’s true role in the games, No-eul’s future, and the fate of Gi-hun and the rebels are just a few of the mysteries that need to be resolved.

With Season 3 coming soon, fans can expect more twists and surprises.