No Country for Old Men?

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Film: No Country for Old Men

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sparky wrote:He kills almost everyone who faces him, but Moss still seriously injures him the one time they meet. And then there is the final meeting with Carla Jean with the car wreck punchline. That leaves as with yet another terrifying message: that someone as seemingly dominant, consistent and supernatural as Chigurh is ultimately as vulnerable to the whims of fate as us. You can do everything right according to your ethics and still end up utterly compromised with your arm bone sticking out of your shirt.


These injuries are what i was referring to before but I didn't read them as being completely random. Each injury occurs after he kills someone who, in terms of the story, is innocent.
The police officer at the beginning - he cuts his wrists.(where is he at the beginning btw? He is being arrested but for what? Could he be where the bodies and money are found at the beginning? That would work with his being a personification of death)
When he confronts Moss he shoots a bystander in the throat, then he gets shot.
When he kills Carla - the crash.
Most everyone else he kills (that I recall) is someone who lives violently. (with the exception of the fella who's car he takes near the start).
Makes sense to me to not view these things as random acts of chance.

I need to see this fillum again.

Film: No Country for Old Men

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Abductor wrote:
Earwicker wrote:
Abductor wrote:
Earwicker wrote: When he kills Carla

Very next sentence:
Earwicker wrote:Most everyone else he kills (that I recall) is someone who lives violently.


I don't understand.

What does this post mean?

It means you're a bit thick.


Why's that then?

I'm so thick I genuinely don't know what you're driving at.

Enlighten me.

Film: No Country for Old Men

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Abductor wrote:
Earwicker wrote: When he kills Carla

Very next sentence:
Earwicker wrote:Most everyone else he kills (that I recall) is someone who lives violently.


You're cherry-picking.

I was able to follow what Earwicker meant, no problem. Note that he says "MOST everyone he kills is someone who lives violently," not "ALL those he kills."
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