Playing with you:
If you belong to 99% of the population who voted for the sign and became addicted to the South Korean hit series "The Squid Game", we have some shocking news for you: the addictive rating game.
According to media reports, characters you assumed rested in Eden and finished their way in the series, may return for a second season and of course shuffle the cards and change the rules.
The conspiracy theories that run on the net by fans are reminiscent, for example, of the character of Wang Jan Hu, the poor middle-aged policeman who reunited with his brother only to find himself crashing off a cliff.
Do you remember seeing a body?
The answer is no, and it's enough for fans to determine that there is a real chance of the resurrection of the dead (not really dead in this case).
This theory even gets backing from the actor who plays his character, Wei Ha John.
"I'm dying to know what happened to my character," he said in an interview with Deadline.
"I want him to come back to life, find his brother and challenge him with a variety of questions. Even as a cop, I want to explore the game.
"I want to see my character come back and see the love of the brothers between them."
Jan Ho's character is not the only one that fans put the chips on when it comes to returning from the abyss of death.
Many hope that the character of Ali Abdul, played by the actor Anufam Tripati, will also come back to life, since even in his case the assumption was that he was dead - but we never really saw him shot.
The character of Kang Sai Exactly, played by actress Cheng Ho Yun, is also high on the list of characters in the quest to be resurrected.
Although her figure is immortalized in a coffin and she was stabbed with a knife in her neck, and broken glass was stuck in her body - her body was never seen on screen and her death was not announced in the messaging system.
It is enough for fans of the series to assume that there is a chance that she defeated the angel of death and will return to the game.
