To comprehend the consummation of Squid Game, you need to remember one significant occurrence that happened a couple of scenes prior. A few watchmen were running a bootleg market organ selling ring, taking the organs of expired players and selling them by boat. To work with this, they were utilizing a specialist who partook in the game. Also, to ensure the specialist endure, they would let him know the forthcoming games. Anyway, the plan was revealed and each of its members were executed for giving one player an unreasonable benefit. 
This occurrence is essential to understanding the consummation of the show.
Toward the finish of the game, player 456 gets a card requesting that he meet at a penthouse where he finds his dearest companion in the game, player 001, is as yet alive. Player 001 should have kicked the bucket in cycle 4, the marble game. It quickly becomes obvious that Player 001 was, indeed, the host of the game. 
Player 001 clarifies that he and his companions were basically exhausted and needed to have a good time. Thus, they made the game. According to their point of view there isn't anything more profound to it than that. A game where many individuals are butchered was only a way of entertaining themselves. It is hugely sociopathic.
As I have said somewhere else, Squid Game is about free enterprise. Also, the show's completion is the place where we get the full, exposed viewpoint of the industrialist class. The rich are simply exhausted beasts playing with individuals' lives. Player 001 legitimizes his colossal activities in two distinct ways.
The first is that the players could, in fact, quit any time they needed to. This overlooks that the players were explicitly picked on the grounds that they really didn't have the choice to stop. Their lives were entirely unacceptable, to the point that the practically completely decided to return. They couldn't stop anything else than we can just stop private enterprise. Private enterprise will legitimize everything from work infringement to harming youngsters' toys with the idea that nobody is holding a weapon to individuals' heads. But they really are. Food, cover, heat, garments, medical services… all that we really wanted just to live is attached to our capacity to get cash. Indeed, there is, truth be told, a weapon to our heads as a whole and in America 54% of the populace is living check to-check. Or then again, as a more exact summation, fourteen days from death. No, the players couldn't stop, and neither can you.
The second is that people are simply terrible individuals. What he did is the same as what every other person does each day. To make this statement he makes one last bet with Player 456. There is a vagrant sitting in the city in the snow, and in the event that nobody stops to help him before 12 PM, Player 001 successes. Nobody will help the vagrant since he is rubbish, underneath scorn. Actually like the players in the game. Player 001 doesn't accept the game is any unique in relation to what everybody does the entire day constantly.
The profession with the most noteworthy extent of psychopathy is CEO. The affluent are, truth be told, not alright. Player 001 is projecting his own, extremely imperfect, perspective onto society on the loose. And afterward, because of his abundance and force, made a little world where everybody is compelled to act in manners as psychotic as his own points of view.
Be that as it may, Squid Game, explicitly disproves his base suspicions. As the minutes count down to 12 PM, somebody does, indeed, come over and help the vagrant. At the point when we are not working in a framework that compels us into sociopathy, we really are thoughtful, liberal, obliging and selfless. However, Player 001 passes on prior to witnessing this. He is in a real sense unequipped for seeing human respectability.
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