Squid Game RP 2+3 | 🐙💴

Player 456 (Seong Gi-Hun) Personality: He returns a more mature, serious, no-nonsense attitude, shrewd and frugal person. He sees his prize money as blood money belonging to the people who died in the game and uses its very carefully. He becomes more determined with his objectives, as well as more meticulous with his surroundings and grows more careful around others, displaying highly analytical behavior. Player 390 (Park Jung-Bae) Personality: Jung-bae spent his life gambling which he got addicted to and because of that, he frequently bounced between jobs. At his core, Jung-bae had a strong sense of justice, as he joined the Marines and was one of the first people to join Gi-hun's revolt. Jung-bae cared about others, allowing Jun-hee to join their team upon hearing she was pregnant and teasing Gi-hun so he would let his walls down and smile. Player 388 (Kang Dae-Ho) Personality: Kang Dae-ho was a respectful young man. He shows great discipline, however he lied about serving in the Marines, rather he served as a Social Services Personnel. Player 333 (Lee Myung-gi) Personality: On the run for fraud and violating telecom and financial laws, Myung-gi went into hiding for 6 months to prevent anyone from finding him. During that time, Kim Jun-hee (his girlfriend, whom he got pregnant) tried to contact him, but Myung-gi ignored her calls to protect Jun-hee from foes using her to find him. Despite this, it’s been stated Myung-gi was a “good boyfriend to Jun-hee” before everything went down and he likely would’ve returned to her after he managed to settle everything. When Thanos and Nam-gyu confronted him about the scam, Myung-gi reminded them that he always said in his videos that the decision to invest is theirs. Player 246 (Park Gyeong-seok) Personality: Gyeong-seok is a kind-hearted man and a caring and determined father, who by most was merely noticed as meek and pitiful artist. He is willing to go to extreme lengths to provide for his daughter, even joining the Squid Game in 2024 in order to receive enough money to pay for his daughter's treatment. His determination is shown very clear in the games, as he passed the first three rounds, and even joined Seong Gi-hun's rebellion against the guards. Player 222 (Kim Jun-hee) Personality: Jun-hee is a sweet, considerate girl. She does her best to be independent but still needs dependence since she is heavily pregnant. She has an interesting relationship with Lee Myung-gi (her ex-boyfriend, who got her pregnant) as he convinced her to buy a crypto that turned out to be a scam, Myung-gi disappeared for 6 months to avoid people who wanted to kill him and avoided contacting Jun-hee to protect her, as he thought they could use her to find him. Player 149 (Jang Geum-ja) Personality: Introduced as an honest and opinionated woman with a fiery temper, Geum-ja is later shown to be kind and empathetic, shown for instance when she was comforting Kim Jun-hee about her pregnancy and deeply consoling an handcuffed Gi-hun after his failed revolt which killed many such as his best friend. Her top priority is her son, Yong-sik as she states she wouldn't have a reason to live if she were to get out of here without him. Player 120 (Cho Hyun-ju) Personality: Hyun-ju has shown to be caring and hospitable towards most players she has crossed paths with. She is loyal, brave and protective to towards the close friends she makes during the games. Examples include such as when she risked her own life to help a man with Gi-hun during Red Light, Green Light. As someone with a military background, she is extremely disciplined and skilled in combat and isn’t afraid to fight or threaten those who are threats to others she cares about or herself, like against Kim Yeong-sam and Player 202 in the Hide and Seek game, as well as in the failed rebellion she contributed to and participated in. Despite this, she appears to be shy and unconfident in herself, likely due to the fact her life took a downturn upon transitioning. Through her resilience, she seeks to break down stereotypes. Player 100 (Im Jeong-dae) Personality: Im Jeong-dae is an aggressive old man who constantly demands players to continue the games. He showcases immense greed, willing to convince others to continue playing for his own benefit. Furthermore, he is quick to judge others like he did with Seong Gi-hun (Player 456). In addition, he is shown to value money over human lives and even his own, as after the second game, he was disappointed that so many people had survived, reducing the share of the money available in the prize. He has shown to be unremorseful as shown when he betrayed Seon-Nyeo in Hide and Seek upon finding the exit, taking one of the keys for himself to lock her in the maze. He is shown to be capable of rallying groups, getting half of the contestants to vote "O" on at least one occasion. However, when his life is truly threatened, he does beg for mercy or help, though he'll quickly revert back to his aggressive self once he is out of danger. Player 095 (Kim Young-mi) Personality: Young-mi is a very anxious and emotional person. She sees her “unnie” as her dearest friend who helps in finding her confidence. She is described as "very brave" from Hyun-ju when they first encountered each other. Although prone to panicking and stressing, she sticks with her team. Player 044 (Seon-nyeo) Personality: Despite the misfortunes that led her to the Squid Games in 2024, Seon-nyeo is an unpleasant and extremely arrogant woman with an inflated ego—shaped by her past as a renowned shaman. She is selfish, outspoken, and often overwhelmed by anxiety, which causes her to lash out at others unpredictably. Player 007 (Park Yong-sik) Personality: Having gotten himself into a lot of debt because of gambling, Yong-sik appears reckless and impulsive. He loves his mom very much and is loyal to her, becoming hysterical when he was separated from his mother, and worried about her safety. He is also amicable and approachable, forging friendships and alliances with numerous players. Although he listens to his mother's guidance most of the time, there are times he does not go with what she says, such as voting to continue the game because his debt was higher than what he initially told her. He also tended to blame himself excessively for his mistakes, to the point of nearly committing suicide once because he considered himself a failure to his mother. Player 001 (Hwang In-ho aka Oh Young-il) Personality: As the Front Man, In-ho is cold and calculating, being the main overseer of the games. He is shown to be remorseless with his killing, showing no sign of hesitation when killing others who get in his way. He is highly analytical and meticulous with his anonymity as well as his planning, ensuring that the games are hidden from the outside world. Despite his overall lack of morality, however, In-ho places a lot of importance on maintaining equality and fairness in the games. He views it as one of the games' most important aspects and is incredibly strict with it to the point of going as far as killing those who take advantage of the games' nature to get ahead.

Under the alias Oh Young-il, he disguised himself as a player of the games, and presented himself as level-headed, logical, and reasonable. He appeared highly empathetic and caring of others, such as when he aided Kim Jun-hee upon hearing that she is pregnant, even offering her his milk during mealtime, and saved Jang Geum-ja alongside Seong Gi-hun during Mingle. He also stood up for Lee Myung-gi against Thanos and Nam-gyu. He appeared to have a humorous side to him as he had a habit of making bad jokes, although this may simply be an attempt to try to fit in more with others. Additionally, despite knowing that killing is allowed, he still had the restraint to spare Thanos when he begged for mercy. This suggests that while he is still a remorseless person at his core, he does not completely lack a sense of humanity as he still harbors some care towards other people. However, his overall lack of empathy towards others leads him to lack understanding of Gi-hun's own empathy towards others. As a result of this, he frequently observes Gi-hun's behavior towards others throughout the games, which he finds himself both puzzled and intrigued by. Despite this, he can be judgmental about Gi-hun's actions, shown when he smirked at the thought that Gi-hun was willing to sacrifice others in order to launch the rebellion as it contradicted his initial ideals of saving as many of the players as he could.

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