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You ever think about how Sangwoo looked so irritated when Gihun invited Ilnam to join their group? Yes it was probably because his age made him a liability but Gihun also didn’t offer much to the table but that didn’t matter to Sangwoo. He still wanted to play the games with him. And when he chose to stay silent about the dalgona, it was probably in hopes of getting rid of Ilnam, and you can see the instant regret in Sangwoo’s eyes when Gihun takes the umbrella instead.

Do you ever think that maybe there was a small part of Sangwoo that partnered up with Ali in marbles not just because he thought he would make a better partner but also because he wanted to spite Gihun for allowing someone to intrude in between them?

“Achilles wished all Greeks would die so that he and Patroclus could conquer Troy alone.”

Excuse me

You look like you love me

You look like you want me to want you to come on home

ao3, oneshot, 1.5 words

the sangihun cowboy au that no one asked for

He’s my best friend, best of all best friends, do you have a best friend too? It tickles in my tummy, he’s so yummy, yummy - you should get a best friend too!

Or in other words: Sangihun summer sweethearts

@der1r3ye5 thanks for preaching the Sangihun life style with me, this is for you xD

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He barely got to hold her

sang-woo my beloved

*about to be executed* "Sang-woo's last act of love was killing himself so Gi-hun wouldn't have to do it-"

gihun and jungbae happy and safe

There are many small details about the series that have such significance, the example I want to focus on is that Gi-Hun didn't know that Sang-Woo was suicidal.

It's interesting to think how different his approach would be if he had known; although he would still be angry at him for his way to achieve things, he wouldn't see him as a money-hungry individual, but rather a desperate one who would do anything to make amends to his mistakes, even taking his own life. Very different from Gi-Hun, who would give up his comfort and ability to fix his own mistakes as long as their loved ones lived.

Certainly, the thought of Sang-Woo committing suicide didn't go thru his head, especially when he DID try to reach his hand. Just like him, he wanted to go home, but for him, for his situation, it wasn't a possibility.

I think that was the point that truly traumatized Gi-Hun. He didn't know anyone there really, their situation nor their values, just his childhood best friend. Someone he grew up with and considered family.

He saw someone he admire become a stranger, someone to fear and hate. But he knew that wasn't him. And when he saw how the boy that used to play with him sacrificed himself to ensure Gi-Hun financial stability, only asking for his mom wellbeing in exchange, that's when it sealed the realization he had about the games; how it preyed for people's desperation, they were just another victim out of the 456 players.

Indulging in drawing my wife however tf I want fr

sang-woo during tug of war

S1 fluffy hair Gi-Hun, please come back. The kids miss you.

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