Cash “Round 6” comments on the growth of his characters in season 3; See video

Lee Jung-Jae, Lee Byung-Hun, Park Sung-Hon, Kang Ae-Sim, Ju Yu -ri and Yim Si-Wan speak of how the events of the 2nd year moderate their actions in the final episodes

Korean success of Netflix, Round 6 He will reach his third and last season this Friday 27th. With six episodes, the new year will end the Gi-Hun trajectory (Lee Jung-Jae) to healthy games led by the leader (Lee byung-hun).

At the end of the second season, Gi-Hun tried to lead a players’ revolution against the organizers of the game, but in the end he failed, with the soldiers of Rosa who left several deaths on the island. Despite the losses, the protagonist remains strong in his mission to reach the end of the games and save how many people can.

“I think what motivates him to regain the strength he needs and a look of hope are the people who sees around him,” said Jung-Jae in an interview with Estadão. “Some of them, although the situation is extremely brutal and cruel, still cling to one last hope, and this allows him to get up from the bottom and cling to what he needs to go on.”

Having infiltrated the players to keep an eye on Gi-Hun, the leader entered the second year with greater responsibility, as Bono-Hun recalled. “In the first season, it was just a receptionist. He was there to receive guests and drive [os soldados]. At that time, Oh Il-Nam (Oh Yeong-Su) It was the host. “

“After the death of Il-Bam, the leader inherits this role, so you can say that he has an extra responsibility. Now it is both the reception employee and the guest.”

Motivations that move the support

Park Sung-HoonHyun-Ju interpreter, he sees his character divided between two different goals: one who motivated her to enter the games and one who made her. “I think we can define your reasons in two parts. The first was your goal and hope of being able to have a gender affirmation and move to Thailand and start a new life there,” he said.

“The second part of what motivates his determination to protect Geum-Ja and Joon-Hee,” he explained, citing the maternal figure that his character found in prison and the pregnant girl who comes to defend with her actions.

Responsible for giving life to Geum-J, Kang Ae-Sim Talk about the impact that your character has had on other participants in the games. “I think he influenced Joon-Hee’s motivations [de dar uma vida boa ao seu bebê]Gi-Hoon and Myung-Gi. “

Although he has an impact on some of the main characters of the new season, Geum-Ja cannot give his kindness to other participants. “I’m only for money. But you know, one step at a time. I am pleased that my final arc had a real impact on some characters.”

One of these characters who received the support of Geum-Je was Joon-Hee, a pregnant girl who entered the fatal games to get money to collect her child alone. On the island, Find Myung-Gi, the father of the child, with whom he avoids contact even in extreme situations.

“I think Joon-Hee has a huge desire to protect his child,” he said Ju Yu -riwho lives the young woman. “While it is pregnant, he has this protective instinct. (…) I tried to interpret a state of confusion, that moment when a person is not yet ready to be a mother.”

“For me, it was a matter of balance. Every time something happened, how much did I think” how much Joon-I will open or not to Myung-G? “So I went to look for that balance and we had many conversations about it and we also tried a lot.”

Lived by Yim Si-WanMyung-gi was one of the main responsible for the presence of many players in this edition, having encouraged many of them to invest all their money in cryptocurrencies and bringing them to bankruptcy. Their debts, however, are not what the character moves.

“Myung-gi is an avid person,” said the actor. “But I think his love for Joon-Hee is true and his motivation to survive is actually [e não o dinheiro]. “Si-Wan also said that the events of the third season of Round 6 They lead to a change in the behavior of the character, who also acts “with vitimism and take revenge”.

Social comments for public perception

Created and directed by Hwang Dong-Hyuk, Round 6 It brings a clear antielite comment, which interprets excessively rich people like sadistic beings who delight in seeing those who are in difficulty suffering a small amount of money before their fortunes.

In the second season, this comment becomes even clearer when Gi-Hun is organized with other players to create a united armed front and try to overturn the organizers of the game, being betrayed by the leader in the final moments.

Although he has included these social criticisms in his text and subtext, Dong-Hyuk claims not to be annoyed by the fact that some spectators do not understand this level of Round 6. “I don’t mean [a ninguém] That there is a certain way to enjoy the series and I don’t think you have to understand your message for pleasure, “said the director.

“There are many audiences all over the world and each individual can appreciate and consume the content of their ways. Some people have fun and are interested in the message of the subtext, while for others, I think, the charm of the series is the visual shock and the game entertainment factor.”

By saying that he would not question someone who did not realize his social criticism, Dong-Hyuk said he felt satisfied only that he likes the series. “I think if it were a good and fun series to look at, I’m happy.”

“Having said that, if you have the opportunity to look at it again, I hope you find and understand the message a little. I would be very grateful if people did it,” concluded the director.

Where to look at the Round 6?

With six episodes, the third and last season of Round 6 Debut on Netflix on June 27th. The first two seasons are still available on the platform.

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