True Detective Season 1 (NO SPOILERS)
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Yep, that's why these cats are taking this shyt so hard.
That isn't actually who he is though. Hell, the writer gave people a big ass clue in episode 3 when Rust is rambling on and on about life and religion and Marty flat out tells him "you sound panicked"...."for a guy that sees no point in existence you sure fret about it an awful lot".
Meanwhile Rust fanboys completely over looked the context and was
"OMG look at how edgy and anti-establishment he is, shytting on mainstream religion like that!".Fred.
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That's exactly what I was implying. She has ice in her veins. It wasn't about just getting revenge, it had to be THAT revenge.
I think you and others should be prepared to be disappointed. I think if I'm reading the tea leaves right, we should prepare for an anti-climatic ending of sorts. The series, according to what Nic said, is about these two men and the rest is just framed around that. I'm starting to think that all the rest of the things were put in to let people's minds wander and that the criminal element will be solved without much fanfare. This is absolutely piss a lot of people of, and I understand.
But for all I know, Nic could just saying this shyt to keep people on their toes.
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Yep, that's why these cats are taking this shyt so hard.
That isn't actually who he is though. Hell, the writer gave people a big ass clue in episode 3 when Rust is rambling on and on about life and religion and Marty flat out tells him "you sound panicked"...."for a guy that sees no point in existence you sure fret about it an awful lot".
Meanwhile Rust fanboys completely over looked the context and was
Fred.
I think you're trying to pass off your opinion as fact. The character is much more complex than that. If you look at how he used his views on religion for the subsequent interrogation of the suspect and what he said in 2012, he definitely believes in that. A lot of those views are views he holds from 1995 to 2012 (And so on possibly)
damn near the whole episode had a yellow tintroom had a yellow tint too
almost every scene was yellow
its kinda sad but i also like it..its a good length for someone as A.D.D. as me..gives me some hope that they can make a decent boardwalk empire sendoffonly 120 minutes of true detective season 1 left
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i been away to long, my feeling died.
what lonely man could resist this ?? No man .
This isn't my opinion. Again, the guy that created the character said this in an interview 2-3 weeks ago. I'm just paraphrasing what he said.
Rust talks a good game but at the end of the day he doesn't really want to believe the shyt he says, and has built up a wall around himself.
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Definitely lol. Keep your hoes in check breh's, bytches will do that type of shyt quick. fukkin an unknown nikka?????????? I would not care cause I aint never been faithful in my life, but if a bytch fukks my mans im gone want to kill that bytchHe was wasted and I could sense a subtle connection between them from the instant they met. Honestly the first night he went over to Marty's place to talk with them I could see Cohle was gonna fukk Marty's wife the second this whole dynamic was introduced. The foreshadowing was obvious as hell
You do what for a living?
Don't take this personally but you aren't doing anything special here. I see Rust fanboys all across the 'net throwing the exact same fit you are. "Bu bu but....Rust wasn't supposed to do that".
Whatever you do for a living the people behind this show do it better, and with more success. Think you understand a character better than the man that is writing him, brehs.
How old are you? You need to step into modern times. You named:
The most recent character on that list is John McClane. He's from 1988. Captain Hook? 1904. King Lear? 1606.
It's 2014. 2014!
Over the last 15 years or so we've been given a wide range of characters that are amorphous. They aren't easily defined. They're contradictory. Sometimes they're hypocrites.
Tony Soprano. Walter White. Avon Barksdale. etc.
These are people that could callously order a murder and directly after that give $15,000 to help neighborhood kids. The same kids they could potentially hire to commit the murders.
We're in the Golden Age of TV. It's the visual novel. There's no need to sum up a character in a few lines of tidy dialogue in Chapter 1 anymore. Characters can be as messy and as human as real humans. Meanwhile people like you are stuck in the past talking about Achilles.
Lastly, instead of trying to over think everything you need to pay attention. Rust told you he was a hypocrite prone to contradicting himself in the very first episode:
Rust talks a good game but in the end he's human. He's not some Nietzschean Superman, he is weak. If he acted solely by his defining characteristics there wouldn't be a show because he would've committed suicide before we ever seen him. It's funny how you're willing to overlook that because it makes the character seem "edgy" and "cool" but throw a fit because he got his dikk wet.
So no, normally Rust wouldn't fukk Marty's wife. But in the end he's a man, and he couldn't deny his programming.
Fred.
Pos rep, nice breakdown... 
at people getting angry cause Rust is beating some p*ssy while im over here like "Beat that p*ssy up Rust"
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Nah that's not it, he mentions it a little, but it was more overt than what he said in that interview. In that video he said Rust has searched for meaning in life and is now basically hiding in philosophy.
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