“Pyramid Game” is a captivating drama unfolding within the backdrop of a school environment, tackling the pervasive issue of bullying. Set within the halls of Baekyeon Girls’ High School, the drama unveils the dynamics of a pyramid game, where Class F finds itself bearing the brunt of losses, often subjected to the torment of their peers. Conversely, those at the A levels, representing the apex, enjoy numerous advantages within the classroom.
Beyond its enthralling narrative, “Pyramid Game” garners widespread attention for its portrayal of parallels between school and societal dynamics. Intrigued? Here’s a breakdown of the evidence:
1. Social Hierarchy
Both within educational institutions and broader society, a clear social hierarchy emerges, delineating distinctions between the affluent and the underprivileged.
2. Privileged Figures
Much like Baek Ha Rin’s character, individuals in society command envy due to their inherent privileges and influence over the social order.
Jang Da Ah in Pyramid Game (instagram.com/tving.official)3. Humility for Gain
Characters like Kim Da Yeon and Bang Woo Yi exemplify a willingness to humble themselves for personal gain, a trait mirrored in real-world scenarios.
Ha Yul Ri and Hwang Hyun Jung at Pyramid Game (instagram.com/tving.official)4. Social Alienation
Characters such as Myung Ja Eun grapple with social alienation, struggling to integrate and often misunderstood by their peers.
Ryu Da In at Pyramid Game (instagram.com/tving.official)5. Silent Bystanders
Many individuals, both in schools and broader society, opt for silence in the face of conflict, prioritizing personal safety over intervention.
WJSN’s Bona and Jang Da Ah in Pyramid Game (instagram.com/tving.official)6. Fear of Retribution
The fear of reprisal, as exemplified by the powerful presence of figures like Baek Ha Rin, stifles dissent and perpetuates a culture of silence.
Jang Da Ah in Pyramid Game (instagram.com/tving.official)7. Hope in Leadership
Despite prevailing silence, there remains a collective yearning for courageous leaders, akin to Sung Soo Ji, who can challenge and reform entrenched systems.
Bona WJSN in Pyramid Game (instagram.com/tving.official)8. Challenges of Reform
Efforts to effect systemic change, as seen through Sung Soo Ji’s endeavors, encounter numerous obstacles and require significant sacrifice.
Bona WJSN and Ryu Da In at Pyramid Game (instagram.com/tvn.asia)9. Strategic Solutions
Overcoming adversity necessitates strategic planning, solidarity, and leveraging platforms such as social media to enact meaningful change.
Bona WJSN at Pyramid Game (instagram.com/tvn.asia)10. Transient Progress
Regrettably, positive transformations are often short-lived, as disruptive elements like the Twins seek to sow chaos once more.
Jang Gyu Ri in Pyramid Game (doc. TVING/ Pyramid Game)
