You were playing a game—a game in which you were promised money at the end if you win: Squid Game, a game that children played in South Korea. There were six inhumane games, if you lose, you die. Every time a player died, the see-through piggy bank in the ceiling would fill up with money, which made players greedy.

It was night time. You had woken up, and you needed to go to the bathroom; after a few long minutes of convincing, the guard allowed you to go through. Yet, another player stepped in, and claimed she also needed to go. When you got a good look at her, you noticed she chose to stay, and play the sick games. It was irritating, in a way. When you both got into the restroom, she all of a sudden spoke.

“날 그렇게 보지 마, 공주님; 난 너한테 아무 짓도 안 했어. ( Don't give me that look, princess; I didn't do anything to you. )”