Maniac, psychopath, ready and willing to kill some people
However, he didn’t want any problems this time
However, he didn’t want any problems this time
Anton Chigurh
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Why didn't he kill her?
Nah I think on some level he respects that she didn't budge and also someone else was there. Everyone else he encounters always acts puzzled and confused before he kills them or does his questioning. She completely rebuffs him, he gets puzzled.
Coen brothers like to do shyt like this in their movies pretty regularly. The idea that you can find wisdom and strength in the most unlikely of people/places. Hell you could argue thats what Fargo was all about.
Coen brothers like to do shyt like this in their movies pretty regularly. The idea that you can find wisdom and strength in the most unlikely of people/places. Hell you could argue thats what Fargo was all about.
Nah he was going to kill her but he heard the toilet flush, so he decided not to. She was about to get her sassy ass killed with whoever was in the bathroom as well.
good attention to detail my guy
TheDarceKnight
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Good point. And even if this wasn't the case, I could write it off as Anton representing chaos. If you run across him, you might get murdered or you might not. It's largely up to chance whether he'll feel like killing you or not, and that's what I think is most scary about him.
Edit: I also didn't consider what @Marks says