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The image describes the inspiration behind the dolls featured in the "Squid Game" series.
Here's a breakdown:
Jack and Jill: The boy doll is named Jack, and the girl doll from the "Red Light, Green Light" game is named Jill.
18th-Century Inspiration: These names are inspired by an English story that first appeared in "Mother Goose's Melody" in 1765.
Original Story: The original story was about two boys, not a boy and a girl.
The Squid Game dolls, Young-hee (the girl) and Cheol-su (the boy), are based on characters from Korean textbooks, not the English story mentioned in the image. Young-hee is the motion-sensing doll from the "Red Light, Green Light" game, while Cheol-su is a new addition to the series and will be featured in the "Jump Rope" game. The names of these dolls are often linked to traditional South Korean childhood stories. :

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NOT JACK & JILL?! The Truth About the Squid Game Dolls 🤯 | Young-hee & Cheol-su EXPLAINED

Think those creepy dolls from Squid Game are just twisted versions of Jack and Jill? Think again. 😱

In this video, we reveal the real inspiration behind Young-hee (the terrifying doll from "Red Light, Green Light") and Cheol-su (a new doll rumored to appear in Squid Game Season 2). Spoiler: they’re not British nursery rhyme characters — they’re actually based on traditional Korean schoolbook characters!

🎯 What you'll learn:

The truth behind the "Jack and Jill" rumor 🧍🧍‍♀️

Where Young-hee and Cheol-su REALLY come from 📚

Why these dolls are so creepy... and culturally meaningful 👀

What to expect in Season 2 of Squid Game 🔥


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