Wouldn't the Wyoming widow find his wife and force her to hand over the money?

Taurean 2022-04-21 09:03:34

If the Charlie family ends up with that large sum of money, but that bag contains toys from Charlie's daughter, it's easy to think it's his scheming. So even if Charlie is dead, I think that woman will find a way to find the money again, right? She might use cruel methods to force Charlie's wife to hand over the money, which is more reasonable.

In other words, Charlie's wife got the money, and the last scene was only the next day. Charlie was still in the hospital, and Charlie's wife put the money and her daughter at home. Then the Wyoming widow was about to leave the scene when she was met by the murderer again. .

Speaking of which, the first half of the show was so unbearable to laugh at, I thought this relaxed rhythm would lead to a more comedic ending at the end. The music is just right in the movie, and it's heart-warming and can't help but laugh.

Digression, it is said that the high IQ finally wins the game. But his daughter may not need that much money, new toys and new clothes, and she may prefer to spend more time with her father, if only for a year or two. Who said that wealth in exchange for life must be worth it? And at some point, so much money would put the family at risk. It's not a blessing for Sai Weng to lose his horse. I always feel that God is fair.

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Big Nothing quotes

  • Charlie: Did you check her pulse?

    Josie McBroom: Well I assumed that when you have an axe lodged in your skull, your pulse tends to bottom out on you.

  • Josie McBroom: [looking at the Deputy whom Mrs. Smalls just shot dead] There goes our alibi.