A new theory suggests a surprising connection between two key characters in Squid Game. Viewers are speculating about the relationship between Il-nam and the Front Man based on a milk carton scene in season 2.
Warning! This article contains spoilers for Squid Game season 2 . According to a Squid Game season 2 theory, Il-nam might be the Front Man 's father. As bizarre as it may sound, the theory has been backed with some concrete plot developments that make it hard not to speculate if it might actually be true.
While only time will tell whether any Squid Game season 2 characters are related to Il-nam, the theory paves the way for several intriguing story beats for the third and final season of the Netflix Korean show. Since Squid Game season 2 ends on an ambiguous note, it is not surprising that many viewers are questioning and drawing on their own theories about how the final season will unfold. While the most popular Squid Game theory revolves around Gi-hun and his gradual moral descent, many others focus on the fates of other Squid Game season 2 players like Hyun-ju and Jun-hee. A scene from seasons 1 and 2 has also prompted viewers to wonder if Il-nam and Front Man could be related, raising many questions about the Front Man's shrouded past. Why The Front Man Has Been Theorized To Be Il-nam’s Son One Scene Has Convinced Many Viewers That The Two Characters Are Related Close In Squid Game season 2, In-ho offers Jun-hee his milk carton, claiming he does not drink plain milk. Many viewers have connected this scene with a season 1 moment in which Gi-hun prefers taking chocolate milk instead of plain milk, prompting Il-nam to recall how his son'got spanked a lot' because he did the same. Based on the scenes from seasons 1 and 2, many have theorized that In-ho might be lactose intolerant, explaining why he gives his milk carton to Jun-hee. Related What Will Happen In Squid Game Season 3? Our 10 Biggest Theories While only time will how Squid Game season 3 will unfold, season 2's story developments leave enough for viewers to come up with intriguing theorie
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