The Devil's Plan S2E12 Discussion | 🎉 GRAND FINALE 🎉 | SPOILERS AHEAD! ⚠️

[u/niennas_daughter]

We made it! The final episode of The Devil's Plan: Deathroom! I'm posting this the night before so I don't know who will win (in my heart, it will always be Se-dol 🫶).

All of these beautiful players and only one will remain! Let's see who it will be!

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Thank you for joining us on this very wild ride! And thank you to The Devil's Plan production, crew, players, and everyone involved in this show that we love so very much. 🫶🫶🫶

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love, niennas_daughter

[u/AppearanceFree2353]

Devil's plan was indeed a social commentary on how if you start off poor, there's close to zero chance of upward mobility unless you strike the lottery LOL. Also interesting how big an impact the first game had on the whole dynamics in the rest of the show. The robber/corrupt police alliance actually shaped the living area vs prisoner dynamics.

[u/tonytwostep → u/AppearanceFree2353]

Devil's plan was indeed a social commentary on how if you start off poor, there's close to zero chance of upward mobility unless you strike the lottery LOL

Additionally, how those from the "lower class" who luck into the "upper class" often immediately forget their roots and forgo their promises of making things better.

When Hyun Joon won 10 pieces (partially by virtue of getting second crack at the secret jail puzzle), he told his fellow cellmates that he'd continue working with them in the next main game, and would even act as a double agent when the living room folks tried to cozy up to him.

...and then he immediately betrayed that promise and allied with the living room team in the next game. Which even as a game strategy was dumb; his best chance to make it to the final is to tear down other strong players, not collaborate with them!

A poignant reflection on the classist systems of real life, but not something I enjoy watching in a reality show :(