The document discusses the Netflix show Squid Game. It describes how the show shocked the author by posing philosophical questions. It summarizes that the show's premise involves people competing in childhood games for money, but with deadly consequences for losing. Though the premise is dark, the author found the show surprisingly fun and fascinating, with charming characters. Each episode featured a different game and perspective on human nature.

1. Not gonna lie, Squid Games had me shocked. It had me asking questions like: What would I risk in
order to gain some control over my life and turn it around? At what point is it okay for us to just look
out for ourselves and not for our neighbours? The premise of the story is that people are put on a
level playing field when they enter the Games- regardless of their past or who they are in the outside
world, they are all given the chance to compete in a series of kids games. Only catch is, there are
adult consequences for losing- and by 'adult' consequences, Imean 'deadly' ones.
In spite of the dark premise, this show was surprisingly fun and fascinating, and there are some
characters in here that are unusually charming in their own ways.
I liked that each episode had a different flavour and made me see a different side to people. Also,
the games themselves are brilliant. Sickening, but brilliant.
Not gonna lie, Squid Games had me shocked. It had me asking questions like: What would I risk in
order to gain some control over my life and turn it around? At what point is it okay for us to just look
out for ourselves and not for our neighbours? The premise of the story is that people are put on a
level playing field when they enter the Games- regardless of their past or who they are in the outside
world, they are all given the chance to compete in a series of kids games. Only catch is, there are
adult consequences for losing- and by 'adult' consequences, Imean 'deadly' ones.
In spite of the dark premise, this show was surprisingly fun and fascinating, and there are some
characters in here that are unusually charming in their own ways.
I liked that each episode had a different flavour and made me see a different side to people. Also,
the games themselves are brilliant. Sickening, but brilliant.
Not gonna lie, Squid Games had me shocked. It had me asking questions like: What would I risk in
order to gain some control over my life and turn it around? At what point is it okay for us to just look
out for ourselves and not for our neighbours? The premise of the story is that people are put on a
level playing field when they enter the Games- regardless of their past or who they are in the outside
world, they are all given the chance to compete in a series of kids games. Only catch is, there are
adult consequences for losing- and by 'adult' consequences, Imean 'deadly' ones.
In spite of the dark premise, this show was surprisingly fun and fascinating, and there are some
characters in here that are unusually charming in their own ways.
I liked that each episode had a different flavour and made me see a different side to people. Also,
the games themselves are brilliant. Sickening, but brilliant.
Not gonna lie, Squid Games had me shocked. It had me asking questions like: What would I risk in
order to gain some control over my life and turn it around? At what point is it okay for us to just look
out for ourselves and not for our neighbours? The premise of the story is that people are put on a
level playing field when they enter the Games- regardless of their past or who they are in the outside
world, they are all given the chance to compete in a series of kids games. Only catch is, there are
adult consequences for losing- and by 'adult' consequences, Imean 'deadly' ones.
In spite of the dark premise, this show was surprisingly fun and fascinating, and there are some
characters in here that are unusually charming in their own ways.
I liked that each episode had a different flavour and made me see a different side to people. Also,
the games themselves are brilliant. Sickening, but brilliant.

2. Not gonna lie, Squid Games had me shocked. It had me asking questions like: What would I risk in
order to gain some control over my life and turn it around? At what point is it okay for us to just look
out for ourselves and not for our neighbours? The premise of the story is that people are put on a
level playing field when they enter the Games- regardless of their past or who they are in the outside
world, they are all given the chance to compete in a series of kids games. Only catch is, there are
adult consequences for losing- and by 'adult' consequences, Imean 'deadly' ones.
In spite of the dark premise, this show was surprisingly fun and fascinating, and there are some
characters in here that are unusually charming in their own ways.
I liked that each episode had a different flavour and made me see a different side to people. Also,
the games themselves are brilliant. Sickening, but brilliant.