#plot twist hyunju is in fnaf 2

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I took the time to analyze the new character posters for Squid Game and I’m briefly gonna break down what each one might mean. This could all literally mean nothing but oh well. This is gonna be a long one

Gi-hun

Background resembles the scratch away art notebook things. The one with the wooden utensils. Possibly representing what’s going to be revealed to Gi-hun and/or what’s going to be revealed about his character. There’s a few houses in the background, including a two-story home. On the wall behind him, there’s fruits drawn out. I’m guessing those are either apples or peaches. Apples typically represent knowledge, immortality, temptation, fall of man and sin. All very biblical. Peaches also represent immortality, but a few other resources say that they can also represent longevity, fertility and new life, completion of a goal. Either way, I do think Gi-hun’s poster hints at him surviving and completing his mission. I think the multiple houses could represent him getting custody of his daughter and she would be bouncing between two homes.

In-ho

Only one with a background not depicted using children’s art. In a jungle, showing that he’s a predator/in the predator’s space. The venus fly traps and a variety of ferns. Fly traps can represent persistence, danger, and deception. Ferns in different cultures represent resistance, growth, and new life. Ferns are also some of Earth’s oldest plants. They’re endurance is incredible. I don’t think that this necessarily means In-ho is going to survive, but rather his change in opinions due to Jun-ho and Gi-hun’s influence. The color scheme is also similar to the one in Gi-hun’s poster, representing how they mirror each other.

Myung-gi

Two homes, handprint paintings. This one is obvious. It’s Myung-gi’s wish to build a life with Jun-hee and their child. Interestingly, there’s two homes. Similar to Gi-hun’s background, I think this could mean that if Myung-gi and Jun-hee both survive, that they end up in a platonic co-parenting relationship. The sun is behind him. A rising sun typically represents birth and growth. We’ll possibly be getting some character development from Myung-gi.

Dae-ho

Just like Myung-gi, his poster has handprint paintings in the background. I think the handprints represent a child-like personality and kindness he exuded during the second season. There’s a flamingo and butterfly behind him. Flamingos symbolize balance, beauty, and potential. They can also represent romance but I doubt that has anything to do with his character. Butterflies symbolize transformation, hope, and rebirth. I do think we’re going to learn more about Dae-ho in the beginning of the season.

Hyun-ju

Lots of pink and blue, especially on the right side. I think that’s obvious since those are the colors of the trans flag. Thought that was cute. Multiple homes, probably a neighborhood. A dog and a person in the background. Definitely showing her desire for community and family. There’s also two people(?) in the window of the orange house. I genuinely have no idea what that could possibly mean, so I’m going to straight up guess. Her parents or maybe neighbors. Their eyes are on her, representing that people have been judging her since she came out.

Yong-sik

Grasping at straws with this one. This is gonna be short. He’s the only one looking away from the camera. Probably gonna die in the first episode tbh. Birds on the ceiling, I think they’re eurasian blue tits. Which represent love, faith, hope, and honor. He’s probably going to die to save his mother.

Geum-ja

Same blue background on her son! Represents them and their relationship obviously. Behind her is a rainbow which can represent a lot of things! Hope, beauty, good luck. If we’re looking at this through the lens of the queer community, inclusivity and embracing others. Overall, I do think her poster represents her love that she’s extended towards her own team and Gi-hun’s team, particularly towards Hyun-ju and Jun-hee.

Jun-hee

F i s h. I feel like the super obvious meaning to her background is her water breaking. Water, ocean, haha. Turtles often symbolize wisdom, longevity, stability, and endurance. The octopus symbolizes intelligence, adaptability, and creativity. In my personal opinion, her background could also represent her getting on a boat and getting as far away from that island as she can.