Who is the sharpshooter? ? ?

If I remember correctly, four people were killed in the film. Jesse's cousin and himself were both killed by Bob, and both were shot in the head. Therefore, Bob's reputation as the sharpshooter in people's minds seems well-deserved. But if the audience thinks about it carefully, they will find that Bob was standing behind both of them when he killed them, and the other party had almost no defense. At such a close distance, he hit each other. The head isn't really that great. A real sharpshooter not only needs excellent marksmanship, but also good psychological quality is especially important when facing a strong opponent. And that's exactly what Bob doesn't have. He's only 20 years old. After all, he's still a kid. His nervous, undisguised eyes and facial expressions are like a psychological graph hanging on the wall. Jesse pierces it. All in all, he's both Jesse's obsessive admirer and Jesse's guide to hell. He's cowardly, he's cowardly, he just killed Jesse for an excuse that doesn't make any sense, he's a gunman at best.
Jesse, by contrast, is a man who never leaves his revolver, whether you sneak up from behind while he is taking a shower, or sneak up from his side in the middle of the night when he is asleep, he is always better than you. Intuition, this strong sense of crisis not only made him an excellent gang leader, but also always extended his life in times of crisis. But the life of escape is always painful. His physical condition is getting worse and worse, and the members of the gang are leaving. He can't see the hope and happiness, so that after tearing the little boy's ears Crying in pain, no one can read its inner monologue, he is so lonely and desperate. In the end, he chose a philosophical way to end his life: his daughter's verse became a death book, the lost shoes ended the way he walked in the past, and the dusty picture scroll was his soul stained. The gunshots sounded, and everything seemed to be... redeemed!
At the end of the film, I looked back and looked at the movie's promotional poster. The man with a revolver on his waist, wearing a black coat, and walking in the wheat field, was a little melancholy and a little vicissitudes...

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