In episode 1, Marty says to Rust, "Do you have a chapter in that book on jumping to conclusions? You attach an assumption to a piece of evidence, you start to bend that narrative to support it - prejudice yourself."
There are 2 main theories that highlight this:
- NOT thinking there was a 50/50 chance that Rust and Maggie would fukk
- Believing that Rust and/or Marty were working together against the detectives
I wanna focus on the sex scene because people are actively ignoring the evidence presented.
Let's hop out of the story for a second and just analyze basic man vs woman relations. Why do men have to explain to women, that men and women cannot be friends? Why won't women leave their man alone with their "friends?" Its not about being insecure. Its about not being naive. Its not about a lack of trust. Its about not having to depend on trust. As I said after the diner scene between Maggie and Rust:
Again, because Rust doesn't believe in the fake, he's able to play the game 2 steps ahead of everyone else. We all know, we all see that Marty's wife would give it up to Rust. Rust understand this too. She's an emotionally scarred woman. She wants…she needs someone to confide in. If Rust keeps playing this middle man role, its going to get real uncomfortable. Marty's wife is going to fall in love with the time they spend. She'll start looking forward to their talks. And once that happens, its ovaaaaaaaa
lol everyone keeps thinking I'm saying Rust is gonna fukk her. Nah I'm saying Marty's wife is gonna fall in love with Rust. Rust sees this and understands that woman love to cheat emotionally. That's why he keeps his distance from her and doesn't like to invade in Marty's personal life. He don't want that. Through and through Rust is all about honor.
I hope I don't regret saying that
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klutch2381 and @
Type Username Here all focus on this episode as the stereotypical fall off of Rust because he "acts out of character." Well why didn't you guys think that when he opened himself up to Maggie at dinner in ep1? He's with Marty for months, and never delves into his personal life. But he decides to do so hours after meeting Maggie and the kids? How was THAT scene not lazy? Because you believe Rust letting his guard down about the death of his children makes him more masculine/complex than Rust letting his guard down to fukk Maggie…..
Everything about Rusts relationship with Marty and Maggie is "out of character." That's why he has nobody else in his life! Rust lets his guard down and dates Maggies friend because he trust the dynamic he has developed with Marty and Maggie. Rust mows Marty's lawn and chills with the family because he's finally comfortable somewhere. When Maggie suspects Marty of cheating, who does she call to confide in/figure out the truth? When Marty will not leave her job, who does Maggie call to diffuse the situation? Rust has always been Maggies way out of her marriage. She doesn't hide the fact that she thinks he's a better version of Marty either.
Now about that night: As @
fillerguy has keenly noticed (though he's also wrong about the 100% out of character analysis), Rust has put up walls between himself and society. But not all have been by his own doing. That scene is not lazy and not out of character for multiple reasons:
- Rust has been working the 95 case again on his own time. It has ruined his relationship with his girlfriend and with his best friend Marty.
This development means his mental state is already shaky.
- He quit his job. You remember what @
Sensitive Blake Griffin said about Rust "programming" and not being able to commit suicide. You remember how Rust said because of his personality/life, he was made for the job.
Well him quitting, in many ways, is his suicide. Think about how much he hated the people he worked with. Yet he kept coming back and dealing with the bullshyt.
- He's drinking again. Which brings us back to the dinner scene.
Answer this question, why doesn't Rust drink anymore?
Last but not least, you guys keep quoting Maggie wrong. This is what she says at the end of the sex scene:
Rust: *stumbles back* what the fukk are you doing here
Maggie: I'm sorry…you know…it wasn't you. Really I wasn't even sure I could do it. Seventeen years is a long time. You know I almost went with a stranger, a bar. I'm sorry Rust. He'll have to go you see, because this he won't live with.
Rust: Get the fukk out of here
Maggie: This will hurt him. I'm sorry but thank you
Rust: Get the fukk out of here
Maggie: I'm - *reaches for hug*
Rust: Get the fukk out of here.
Translation:
- "It wasn't you" means,"I took advantage of you and forced myself on to you….you're not worse for this."
- The
primary reason she fukked Rust was because she was incapable of fukkn anyone else. She's a mother of 2, who has been faithful and devoted to her husband for 17 years. She probably rationalized it by seeing herself as dirty and a whore by fukkn a stranger.
I rest my case.
. Most men would've shot dude in "real" life.
she said something like "he is gonna have to leave he wont be able to live with this", she wanted to ether his soul.
marty is a lucky man, first hes fukking a girl with a perfect set of t*ts now hes got one of the best young pawgs in the game.
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