
Ji-yeong joins Sae-byeok and Mi-nyeo barges onto the weak team
Sae-byeok brings a girl instead of a man, the count stops at nine, and the rejected Mi-nyeo invites herself in as the tenth with a boast.

Every Squid Game moment featuring Ji-yeong, in story order. Played by Lee Yoo-mi.
9 moments · 12 min

Sae-byeok brings a girl instead of a man, the count stops at nine, and the rejected Mi-nyeo invites herself in as the tenth with a boast.

Deok-su tells the pastor to thank the old man, not God; Ji-yeong offers a sarcastic prayer of her own; Sae-byeok tells everyone to shut up.

Ji-yeong suggests settling it in a single bet at the end, and spending the time until then telling each other things they never told anyone.

Asked why she came from the North, Sae-byeok says her father drowned at the border, her mother was sent back from China, and her brother is in a shelter.

Sae-byeok's dream is a house for her brother and a trip to Jeju; Ji-yeong tells her to dream bigger and mangles a famous movie line about mojitos.

After Sae-byeok recalls plague victims burned in her hometown, Ji-yeong reveals that her pastor father killed her mother and that she killed him.

Before the last throw, Sae-byeok says her name out loud; Ji-yeong gives hers and admits she has no family name to go with it.

Ji-yeong deliberately wastes her throw, tells Sae-byeok she has nothing waiting outside, and sends her to find her mother, her brother and Jeju Island.

Ali runs through the alleys calling for Sang-woo as the eliminations are announced, and Ji-yeong tells Sae-byeok she is honored to have been her partner.