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Having slogged through days of high-pressure competition and social gaming, Trinity Parriman, Player 398, had $4.56 million within reach. The field of competitors had narrowed from 456 to just five on season two of the reality TV show Squid Game: The Challenge, and the Liberty nativee had made it to the season’s finale. “It’s gonna be hard winning,” he said in an interview in the episode. “I know that sounds dumb, but it’s going to be really hard winning, because you’re gonna develop these friendships and develop these connections, and you’re gonna want them to win, you know what I mean? So, if I get far in this game, it’s gonna suck because you know I have to take out 455 people so I can be the one to win.” With tears in his eyes, he flipped the game on its head and chose to play his way, to eliminate himself from the game and offer the other players a free path forward. “I’m doing this because I love each one of your stories,” he told the other players in the episode. “I legit do. And I’d rather one of you guys win it instead of me. I’m not trying to do this for show or anything. I talk about it all the time, I hate having to keep eliminating people. And the closer I got with each one of ya’ll, it just breaks my heart, so I cannot do it.” Read more about Parriman’s journey on Squid Game at the link above. #SquidGame #SquidGameonNetflix #Netflix #SquidGametheChallenge #TrinityParriman
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