It’s been weeks since Squid Game season three dropped and everyone is still picking out petrifying details, like the human chandelier.
The Netflix show is full of chilling elements, and everything has a secret meaning, from the pictures on the walls to the cruel relevance of the rainbows.
This week, people on TikTok are only just realising there was a whole chandelier made out of dead people at the start of season three, and many didn’t notice the eerie detail.
At the start of the first episode, when the players are walking to the hide-and-seek game, those who died at the end of season two are hanging from the ceiling.
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Let’s have a quick recap. Squid Game season two ended with Gi-hun leading a rebellion against the evil games, but the Front Man quickly caught on.
Loads of people were killed, including Gi-hun’s best friend Jung-bae, and the evil games displayed the bodies on a “human chandelier” as a chilling warning to the other players.
In the middle of the pink stairway, seven players’ bodies are shown eerily hanging from the ceiling by their wrists.
“Players, what you see before you here is the fate of those who refused to accept the results of our free and democratic voting process by attempting to forcibly put an end to the games through violent means,” a voice says.
It continues: “Let us be clear. We will not tolerate any further irrational behaviour or attempts to violate the fair, just and clearly outlined rules of these games.”
@princesstwilightscrown the gasp i gasped at this part was insane #squidgame #squidgameseason3
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People can’t remember the scene at all, with one person writing on TikTok “What season and episode? I don’t remember this” and another adding: “I cant tell if this is AI, why don’t I remember it?”
Perhaps Squid Game season three was full of so many haunting details that this one somehow slipped everyone’s memory.
This isn’t actually the first time they’ve made a human chandelier either. In season one, a dead player and some traitor guards were hung in the stairway as a warning to prevent future revolts, too.
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