ATTENTION: 1. Chinese and English are mixed. 2. Serious spoilers. 3. Personal opinion. 4. The time sequence may be messy in detail.
In the first episode of "The Long Bright Dark", the
first scene is that one person carries another person under a tree, and then sets a fire.
Then Martin Eric Hart was interviewed at police CID in Louisiana. The time was May 1, 2012. When asked what he thought of his partner, Marty said that his partner was nicknamed tax man for a while, and he was from Texas. No one knew him. He had hard bones and nervousness. It took Marty three months to invite him to eat at home, and the meal time was probably during the Dora case. Marty himself thinks that this questioning was due to the Dora Lange + Kids in the wood case. The next question of the police did ask him to talk about Cohle. The police said that they had heard some stories and thought Cohle was strange. Marty said Rust would pick a fight with the sky if he didn't like its shade of blue. (Rust is the kind of person who fights with the sky just because he doesn't like its shade of blue.) When Chole went to the dinner party and appeared in front of Marty's house , Marty said that Chole looked like he was going to the execution ground.
Then Rustin Spencer Cohle was interviewed at police CID in Louisiana. The time was April 26, 2012. The first sentence he said was Occult ritual murder. It showed that he knew the purpose of the police visiting him. Then he lit a cigarette and started smoking. The police told him not to smoke. It is estimated that smoking indoors was banned, but he refused, "Don't be assholes. You want to hear this or not?" and continued. On January 3, 1995, Vermillion sheriff asked for assistance in the case of corpses in a sugar cane forest outside Erath. At that time, he had been transferred to CID, Louisiana for three months, and had handled two cases. It was the birthday of Rust's daughter.
At the scene of the corpse, a naked woman with antlers tied to her head was placed in a kneeling and praying posture. There were a few small shelves around. Rust inspected the corpse. The corpse’s wrists, ankles, and knees were tied up, and the abdomen was multiple. Shallow stab wound, bleeding around the throat, and corpse spots on the shoulders, thighs, and torso. The murderer was moved after the victim lay down for a while. Rust wrote down everything he saw on the scene and attached photos. Marty took some live photos (!!!). Unlike other people who take small notebooks, Rust carries a large notebook when handling the case. It looks like a person who collects taxes from house to house. Marty explained the origin of Rust's nickname. Rust explained why he took notes, saying that some small details may be the key to solving the case (!!!).
Marty talked about many types of police detectives, and said it was related to how to "manage authority", A smart guy who's steady is hard to find. He said he was a regular type dude with a big-ass dick. He said he "I knew how to talk" to people, and I was steady." He said that Rust's documents in Texas were sealed, and "Rust wasn't big on talking except when you wanted him to shut up, but he was smart." ...) Marty entered Rust's apartment in the second week of partnering with Rust. It is super simple. Marty thinks that no family is not good for people over a certain age.
Rust said that Meta-psychotic, the murderer of the case, said that he had to explain to Marty what meta-psychotic was. "This will happen again, either before, or both (!!!)" "This is a fantasy, impersonation, ritual , Worship, totem (inaccurate...), this is the illusion of the murderer, her body is a love map of his inverted sexual desire, "the desire of the flesh is attached to the fantasy and practice prohibited by society", and the corpse has knees. Abrasions, burns on the back, herpes on the lips, declining gums, bad mouth, most likely the victim is a prostitute. The murderer may not know the victim, but the murderer has this kind of thinking for a long time.” Marty thinks he is in It is prejudice to make up the evidence and push the evidence to the hypothesis. Rust said, "Wait to see the identity of the victim, this kind of thing will not happen in a vacuum, this is certainly not the first case, because it is too specific..." Marty ignored Rust's statement and invited him to dinner at home, saying that he can no longer perfuse his wife Maggie. Urged. . Marty requested all possible support, and Gordon DiCillo (later forensic doctor) appeared on the scene.
Rust said that the sun hadn’t gone down that day, and Marty invited him to eat at home. Rust himself was unhappy. He didn’t want to see Marty’s family on his daughter’s birthday: his wife and two daughters, Rust knew he was the only one. He couldn't do anything, but he didn't think it was today or tomorrow, he was about to start drinking. . Leaving the scene of the crime, in the car, Rust said that the people here seemed to think that the outside world did not exist, and Marty said that there are various slums in the world. Rust said that the whole world is actually a ghetto, a big sewer from space. Marty said that the scene was the worst scene he had ever seen. Then he asked Rust about his beliefs. Rust said he was not a Christian. Marty asked why his cross was used. Rust said it was a kind of meditation. "I contemplate the moment in the garden, the idea of allowing your own crucifixion." Marty asked him what he believed in. Rust said that he shouldn’t talk about it while working. Marty didn’t let the two of them communicate. Rust said that he considered himself a realist, but the philosophical term is called a negativeist. He directly stated his views on life: I think human consciousness was a tragic misstep in evolution. We became too self-aware. Nature created an aspect of nature separate from itself. We are creatures that should not exist by natural law. We are things that labor under the illusion of having a self, this accretion of sensory experience and feeling, programmed with total assurance that we are each somebody when, in fact, everybody's nobody. I think the honorable thing for species to do is deny our programming, stop reproducing, walk hand in hand into extinction, one last midnight, brothers and sisters opting out of a raw deal. It's obviously my programming, and I lack the constitution for suicide. (self-destructive tendency). Then Marty told him to shut up, and Marty obviously didn't agree with him. Rust said he could taste the smell of aluminum and dust, he could ask about the psychosphere in the air, Marty told him to shut up, keep the car a place of silent reflection... Then Rust asked Marty what he should bring to his house, Marty said that alcohol is fine, and Rust said "I don't drink".
After they returned to CID, Marty reported to the boss. Rust heard his colleagues discussing the case outside. Someone said he was an IA (internal affairs?). Someone called his name Steve Geraci(!!!), Marty. When reporting the case to the boss, the boss asked him what he thought of Rust. Marty said that he was smart, indifferent, and unconcerned about making friends, but he spoke a good word for Rust and confirmed that the two will continue to partner in the future, and Marty will still lead. . Make sure Marty will give a briefing the next day. When Marty walked out of the boss's office, he passed by the man in uniform and greeted him. The man in uniform ignored him. The police outside continued to discuss the case. Some people said what the antlers meant, and Cohle turned his back to them and said it was a crown. Marty said that they will have a briefing tomorrow morning. A policeman said that the media thought this was Satanism. In their conversation, they mentioned Command Speece, the uniformed man in front of him. He gonna have his nose up your ass. The boss said that he would have his nose up your ass. Press conferences. After get off work, Marty started typing and doing written work. Rust claimed to leave to find clues, saying that he got some names from Vice and prost farms (brothel?) and wanted to check the database. 【Vice(a police division whose focus is stopping moral crimes like gambling, narcotics, pornography and illegal sales of alcohol). 】
After leaving the office, Rust said that because of his daughter’s birthday and the corpse, he wanted to wait for DiCillo to call or wait for the identity of the victim to be determined before investigating the case. In addition, he got some names and addresses from Vice in the state (you can buy them) drug), plus he had no one to talk to, so he showed up at a certain address and saw a prostitute coming out of the truck from the car (like just sold out drugs?), Rust followed her to the bar, the girl was looking Together with friends, after buying wine for the two girls, they asked them if they had seen a girl who looked like a victim, and showed that they would not arrest someone for prostitution or drug trafficking. They said that they met the characteristics of the people they knew. None of the people disappeared, then Rust distracted the girl's friend and asked the girl to buy medicine. . I found myself a song that sells medicine. .
Marty returned home after finishing his paperwork. He looked at his daughters while drinking. She was insomnia. She was woken up on the sofa in the morning. His wife Maggie woke up alone in the bed. After passing by the room messed up by the children, she found Marty on the sofa. When I fell asleep, the conversation between them hinted that there was a problem with the marriage. A woman sent something behind. Marty walked over as soon as she saw it. The two entered a room and closed the door. Rust looked up and no one had any reaction, suggesting that Marty had been cheating for a while.
When Marty showed up in the office the next morning, his boss was telling the secretary(?) that if Speece (the man in uniform in front) called, he would lie and tell him that he had been debriefing all morning. . Then Rust told him that the fingerprint results came out and the victim was identified. The victim's name was Dora Kelly Lange, who had stolen, held drugs and prostitution, and found her address. The landlord said that she hadn't gone back to live in a year, and she had an ex-husband, Charlie. Lange, he is currently in jail in Avoyelles, 8 years in prison for forgery of cheques, Dora's mother lives outside Breaus Bridge, Dora's driver's license expired, and the forensic doctor DiCillo called. The amount of information Rust gave Marty early in the morning left an impression on Marty. They went to the forensic doctor. The forensic doctor said that Dora was cleaned and there were no fingerprints on her body. There were traces of binding on her wrists and ankles. They were tied with a half-foot rope for 20 hours. There were traces of vaginal intercourse, tied upright. Yes, if you haven't eaten anything for one day or more, the poison test has meth+LSD. Dora was drugged, tied, tortured with a knife, strangled, and put in that pose. The "crown" is made of rose thorns, early sugar cane, and wicker tied around curved branches. The horns are deer horns. The spiral symbol is drawn with thick gloved fingers dipped in acrylic basic blue (acrylic basic blue) without leaving behind. For any fingerprints, the forensic doctor did not give information about those vines. Marty thinks it’s personal, Rust thinks iconic, planned and in some ways it was impersonal. From the forensic doctor, Marty told Rust to stop talking about the things that were not. Rust said "Given how long it's taken for me too reconcile my nature, I can't figure I'd forgot it on your account, Marty.
They drove to Erath to investigate the field. In the car, Rust began to see things. A girl on the side of the road waved at him. He asked Marty if he believed in the existence of ghosts, and Marty told him to shut up. . Then they began to interview the residents around the scene for any abnormalities. One of the old people asked if it was a girl from Fontenot's family. They asked why they said that. The old man said that the girl went missing five years ago when the accident happened. They asked where Fontenot's house was. Then they went to the church. The church pastor was a black man and asked him about the missing girl from the Fontenot family. The pastor said that her family had been to the church once or twice five or six years ago. The pastor complained to them that someone had cut the dead cat open and nailed it. Two times on the door of the church, Marty said it was not in their charge. Rust saw the rope tied to the cross and asked him if he had seen anything in the picture painted by Rust. The priest said it was a bird trap, and his aunt said It’s devil net, you put them around the bed, catch the devil before he get too close. Said his aunt loved her some Jesus, but had a bit of that Santeria in her. Then they went to Sheriff Tate to get to know the Fontenot girl Sheriff told Sheriff that the report was a Possible report made in error. Sheriff Tate told them that Sheriff was Ted Childress at the time and he should be in Gulf Shores now. Marty asked why the 10-year-old girl’s disappearance was not reported to the state police. Sheriff said As far as he knew, the girl was looking for her biological father. The girl’s mother had illegal drugs and prostitution. Sheriff believed that Ted Childress knew the girl’s family and believed that the girl was better with the father. The mother seemed to agree. She just reported the case and ignored it. , And then left with her boyfriend. Marty asked Sheriff that R&I said that in December last year someone reported that the little girl had been chased through the jungle, and then Sheriff gave them the character drawn at the time of the report. The girl thought she was chased by the green-eared monster and painted this picture at the time. People think the painting is right, so they can’t call APB.
Then Major hosted the press conference. Standing behind Major were Speece over there and Marty over here, Rust and a uniformed man, Speece took a deep look at Rust. . They went to the prison to see Dora Lange's ex-husband Charlie. Charlie's first reaction was that she said what I did now. . Charlie said he got divorced a year after he entered, Dora's drug history, and their history "You know how it is - you want a wife, but only half the time." Charlie said he hadn't contacted Dora for a long time. But Rust said that Dora called him not long ago. Charlie talked about the call. He said that Dora sounds like all fucked up. He said that his shop needs money, and Dora owes him money, so he asked Dora. My friend Carla, asked Carla to tell Dora to call him. On the phone, Dora didn't make sense. She told him to be a nun. She met the king. Rust and Marty got Dora’s friend Carla’s name and phone number from him. . Charlie didn't want people to know that he told the police. Marty said that this is Avoyelles and not Angola. It is very strange that you can have Aryan Nation. Don't worry about retaliation. . Charlie asked what Dora did and was told that Dora was dead, then Charlie's eyes. . .
The detectives reported the information they had obtained. Rust smelled the smell of tobacco and alcohol on a detective and questioned them. Steve Geraci sweared, and Rust slapped Steve Geraci. . A police detective said that his AP guy Ray Fontenot told him that the missing girl’s uncle/uncle Dany Fontenot was an LSU pitcher and lived nearby. Then Major and Command Speece led Pastor Tuttle out of the office. Tuttle said that Eddie was very concerned and that he was discussing setting up a task force to investigate anti-charistian connotation. After the pastor left, Rust asked Eddie who was the governor. Marty told him that he was the governor. The pastor's cousin. . . Then a woman gave Marty something for the judge. Marty walked over and entered a room when she saw it. .
Rust and Marty visit Dany Fontenot's house. Fontenot is paralyzed due to illness. Marie's aunt says her biological father's name is Len Stroghes. Marie's mother Debbie told them that Marie went to find her biological father. They did not have the address of the biological father. Marty asked them if they knew where Debbie was. Marie's aunt said that Debbie was married again, not the man Marie was with her when she disappeared. , They heard that Debbie's address is Las Vegas. Then their backyard turned out to be a small amusement park. It was in dilapidated condition and raised chickens. Marie used to prefer to play here. Rust found that kind of small shelf in the backyard room. Aunt said that they had been to them from the police. I never entered that room again after I got home.
Some time later, Rust went to Marty's house for dinner and appeared drunk at the door of Marty's house with a yellow package of red flowers. Marty's two daughters also said that it was Santa Claus who came, and stopped talking after seeing Rust. . Rust confessed to Marty that the reason he didn't drink was because he had a drinking problem. On the evening of the meal, Maggie and Rust were chatting. Maggie asked Rust if he was married. Rust said he was married. Maggie said you would get drunk and go to dinner when you got married. No wonder you would get divorced. Ask him if he has children, and Rust tells herself. 'S daughter died in a car accident. During the dinner, Rust had questions and answers and was very honest. Obviously he didn’t hate Maggie and Marty’s two daughters, and the early departure was not staged. (Later in the second season, Marty asked him why he did not leave. Rust said that the dinner did not It's not as bad as expected, I like talking with Marty's family). Rust may be painful, and I also enjoy being able to talk with people in my heart. Perhaps Rust will have something to Maggie afterwards. . . When Rust answered the phone, Maggie asked Marty how much he knew about Rust. Marty said he was uppity, You do not want to pick this man's brain. (Combined with Maggie's career as a doctor, we can infer that she is a neurologist...)
In 2012, police detectives asked Marty about his business. Marty said that he had a security company and did PI or something. He said that many police officers went to the grave 10 years after retirement because they had no family and nothing to do. Marty suggested You make it out, you stay busy. In 2012, the two people broke up, and the matter between them has nothing to do with the case. No matter how the two broke up, he still thinks Rust is a good policeman, and it sounds like Rust did him. After a few things, he has forgiven Rust. The detective asked him about Rust's case handling procedures, because I heard that Rust is a master of handling cases.
In 2012, Rust requested to drink after smoking a request, but was refused. He asked "Is this supposed to be admissible? Huh?..." Why did he suddenly want to drink so much? Rust said, "Because it is Thursday and it is past noon. Thursday is one of my rest days. I start drinking at noon on the rest day. You can't interrupt this." No, The older black detective motioned to the young black detective to buy wine. . After the wine was bought back, Rust asked them if they wanted to know the whole case or the end. The older detective said that the whole case was because of the destruction of documents related to Hurricane Rita. Rust told the younger detective that what the older detective did not say was this. This interview was about other cases, the new case of Lake Charles. The young detective asked him why he said this. Rust said he learned about it from the newspaper. Then the older detective asked him what he knew about the Lake Charles case. Rust wanted to see what information the detective had, but the detective said to listen to Rust's story first. The detective asked him why he was investigating Marie Fontenot. Rust said that the girl had been missing for five years, wrongly reported? He has an uncle living nearby. . Rust asked the detectives if they wanted to hear a shot of a hero? Where did they bring the children out? The detective said it will eventually. Rust asked what the victim of the Lake Charles case was like. The black detective gave him the documents of the new case and asked him what he thought. Rust said it was similar to the Dora case in 1995. The detective said, you know all about it. Said that the details of this case have specific details consistent with the 1995 case, and the details of this case were not released to the media. . Then ask Rust that you left for 8 years and came back in 2010. . I was interrupted by Rust, who said if we caught him in 1995, how could this case be returned. . The detective said we thought you would know, and Rust said then start asking the right questions. . (Rust interrupts the question the detective is about to ask)
1. Marty is a normal guy. Around 1988, Marty was or wanted to be a sports star, played baseball in college (?), married, two daughters, had an affair, and got along well with colleagues (even with Rust can also get along ), have a good relationship with the boss. He should be a popular person, someone who can mingle with people around him.
2. In contrast, Rust is not like normal people. The daughter died and the wife left. Focus, sensitivity, negativity, alcoholism, and drug use. There are many problems, but he can solve the crime and always catch some points. The high crime detection rate is the reason why he can gain a foothold in the CID (crime investigation department) when his popularity is extremely low. He didn't care about the rules, first he asked to smoke indoors, and then he asked to drink alcohol when asked.
3. The antlers of the "crown" on Dora Lange's head are 10-point.
4. After Marty appeared to greet the secretary, the secretary asked him if he wanted coffee? Marty said Strong and black just like you. . .
5. The black priest talked about his aunt bird trap/devil nets. People who have lived in Erath for a long time seem to know this kind of bird trap.
6. After being questioned, Charlie was afraid of being told to make a small report, and the look in her eyes when she was told that Dora was dead. .
7. Rust is about to start taking drugs. (Barbital things have hypnotic effects, easy to addiction, easy to overdose)
8. From 1995 to 2012, the changes in Rust are quite obvious, seemingly more indifferent. Marty's changes are also quite obvious, take medicine on time, wear better suits.
9. Rust past experience:
grew up in Alaska.
From 1985 to 1989, he started working as a police officer and robbery team in South Texas.
Began in the anti-drug group around 1989.
Around 1994, he was transferred to Louisiana to partner with Marty. The two partners resolved two cases in the first three months. (Rust's previous files were sealed, the daughter died before that, and the wife left)
Dora's body was found on January 3, 1995, the day of her daughter's birthday.
In 2002, Marty and Rust fell out for some reason. Since then, there has been no contact between the two. Leaving Louisiana.
Returned to Louisiana in 2010.
In 2012, two police detectives conducted video interviews with the two on the Dora Lange case respectively (they said that because a similar case reappeared, Hurricane Rita destroyed the file that year. If the murderer of the case was arrested, how could it happen again? Rust knew precisely. There is a new case, but Marty hasn't realized it yet).
10. Marie Fontenot's mother left after reporting the crime. Before leaving, she told her family that her daughter was looking for her biological father. On the other hand, Ted Childress told other police that Marie was looking for her biological father and revoked the disappearance report. It feels that Ted Childress gave Marie's mother some benefits\threat, so that she would stop pursuing her daughter's disappearance and leave with her boyfriend.
11. About Marie Fontenot's uncle Dany Fontenot is more like an uncle. Marie's biological father's surname is different from her, so it can only be inferred that she has the same surname as her mother. Or Marie's mother had married Dany Fontenot's brother, Marie changed to the same surname as her stepfather, but this possibility seems unlikely.
Episode 2 "Seeing Things"
In an interview in 2012, Rust said "Back then, I'd sleep and I'd lay awake thinking about women. My daughter..my wife. I mean, it's like... something's just got your name on it, like a bullet or a nail in the road." "Tendency to self-destruct". . Afterwards, he apologized for his own "drift away", saying that sometimes it would be like drinking a little wine, which is why he likes to drink alone. . Then he said that it was strange that the little shelf would appear in Marie Fontenot's playground after many years, and no one knew why it was there. . My aunt thought it was Marie’s work at school. For Rust himself, he felt that someone was talking to him. Marie’s school was closed in 1992 because of Hurricane Andrew.
Then they visited Dora’s mother, informed her of her daughter’s death, and asked when she last saw her daughter. Dora’s mother said that she saw the news on TV and she prayed for the girl’s mother, but she didn’t expect it to be herself. When asked about Dora’s father, the mother’s first reaction was whether you heard anything. She was told that he had passed away. She said "Why wouldn't a father bathe his own child". She said he died in a car accident in 1984 May 11. When asked about the last conversation with Dora, she said that she thought things were going in a good direction. After leaving Charlie, Dora came back a month ago and never talked about his father. She said she went to church and was asked When she knew where the church was, her head started to hurt, she began to pray, and then explained that it was an occupational injury in the dry cleaners. In the car back, Marty talked about his mother, Donna Reed type. Packed lunches, bedtime stories. Ask Rust if his mother is still alive, Rust answered yes.
During an interview in 2012, Marty said that Rust only talked about his father, Alaska, Vietnam, saying that his father had passed away, even in the end, I still think he could have taken me. The Marines, the Korean War, he never Without talking about it, there was a time that men didn't air their bullshit to the world. He thought Rust’s problem was that he refused to admit what he needed, such as family. .
Then they visited Carla, Dora’s friend, and she said that she thought Dora had gone home to live, and thought Dora had gotten into something. For example, having a rough time like gambling. Dora's situation was thin, idiotic, high, on somethign. She found a church. She said that her eyes were not right. She didn’t know the address of the church. She was told that Dora had moved out last summer. Carla said that was also the time when she started seeing Dora seldom. Dora mentioned I passed a place, in the south, near Spanish Lake, where the girls used to stay. In the car, Rust said that Dora sounded sad, it was an easy target, and the characteristics of the murderer were hits prosts, artistic, religious in some kind of way. Marty said that people within a radius of a thousand miles are kind of religious except you.. Rust said that the database How many victims can have antlers, blindfolded, and painted symbols on their backs? Marty said that tweakers can do everything. Rust said that this case is different from other cases in that This has scope. She articulated a person with vision. Vision is meaning. Meaning is historical. Look, she was just chum in the water, man. (She was immersed in water, so the cause of death was drowning?)
Long-term investigation has no results, like a bereaved dog. The job of a police detective is to look for clues, ask witnesses, pack evidence, establish a timeline, and establish a story, day after day. Rust wakes up alone in the morning, while Marty is awakened by her daughters. Marty asked Rust why he didn’t leave at dinner that night. Rust said that he might be a little awake and not as bad as he thought. He liked to chat with Marty’s family. Marty asked him why he thought it would be bad, and then Rust told him that he had married. Married, 3 years, a daughter died in a car accident at the age of 2, divorced.
In 2012, a black police detective asked Rust if he had only married once. Rust said that he almost got married another time and failed. Larie was introduced by Maggie and thought that breaking up is the best, "Sometimes I think I'm just not good for people. " The black detective said this job does this to people, it changes your. Rust said Me being this way made me right for the job. Rust said that after a certain age, he will know who he is. I feel that there is no one in my current life, and I am satisfied.
In 2012, Marty said that you got to decompress from the job before you can be a family man. His way of decompression back then was to tell other detectives in the bar about his bizarre "brilliant experience" in the past. Outside the bar, I called a woman working in the courtroom who had appeared in the last episode, and then visited the home of a female friend. She cheated on her in a wilderness and fragrant. She was also jealous of her girlfriend. The girlfriend said she wanted things. Marty in 2012 said In the end, it's for the good of the family.
In 2012, Rust was asked what he meant by vision. Rust said he thought police detectives knew, and he told Marty that he said it was because of chemical...flashbacks, nerve damage, etc., because of his HIDTA. (High-intensity drug trafficking area). He said that he had been an undercover agent for four years. That's why there would be those Fed rumors when he came out of Louisiana. He said that his dossier was still sealed, and asked the detectives what they knew about him. .
In 1995, Rust bought a whole bottle of medicine from the motel where the prostitute lived, and refused her service. Asked where she could find girls who might know Dora. The prostitute said that if she was mixed south of I-10, there would be one over there. "The Ranch", the girls "work" and live there, south of Spanish Lake. In the conversation with the prostitute, Rust said "I'm police. I could do terrible things to people with impunity."
In the locker room the next day, Rust said he might have found something, and told Marty that they should go to the Runny ranch near Spanish Lake in the south, and then sniffed and suggested that Marty wash up. It exposed Marty's derailment. On their way to find the place, Rust used violence without any hesitation when asking for directions. In 2012, Marty told two police detectives that he had some moves. He thinks Rust's past drug trafficking experience has allowed him to have a lot of informants, but in fact he has no informants at all. . . (He really didn’t know that those names were found by Marty who couldn’t sleep at night by running errands.) They found the place. There was a girl Beth who had been helped by Dora. She said that Dora went to church and gave the bag that Dora left behind. After Rust, Marty told Madam that Beth didn't look like 18 years old and was choked by the nanny. Before leaving, he gave Beth some money and suggested that she do other things. Rust is indifferent to these. In the car, Rust wrote a few words in Dora’s diary, which mentioned the yellow king, the king's children were marked. They became his angels. Also mentioned Carcosa, Rust’s first thought was that the murderer was dosing her regular, and over a period of time, upping the dose little by little without her knowing it. It led to her fantasy, and Marty believed that Johns should go to Johns that day. . Rust found a church advertisement saying that they should go to this church, and Marty said to go on Monday.
The following weekend Marty spent with Maggie and his daughters at Maggie's parents' house. The father-in-law complained that Maggie's mother seemed to be control freak, and the family gathering broke up unhappy. Rust spent the entire weekend on errands and investigations. It is worth noting that Rust drove a truck.. Then Marty and Maggie's marriage problems surfaced.
On Monday at work, Marty found that Rust was standing with a group of people. Rust said that Major was accepting a new flying squad with him. They were investigating possible occult links. Rust said they wanted to see what was found in the Dora Lange case. Major said that this task force is very important to Commander Speece and the governor. Rust said that he himself did not see the relationship between the two dead cats and the murdered Dora, and he was from Texas. . Because of Rust's performance in front of those people, Rust and Marty were called to Major's office. Rust was reprimanded. Major suggested that Marty transfer the case to task force. Marty bought some time. They set off to find the church and found it, Rust see the spiral-shaped bird flock. The church was abandoned, but Rust found a portrait of a woman in clothes and antlers on the wall of the church. In 2012, Rust said "Yeah, most of the time I was convinced that I'd lost it. But there were other times... I thought I was mainlining the secret truth of the universe." In 2012, the detective said Rust was in the past The information on the subject was still redacted and asked him what Northshore is. Rust said it was Northshore Psychiatric Hospital, in Lubbock, Texas. He lived there for 4 months in 1993. The detective asked him if he could talk about the experience. Rust didn’t care. Said sure, who gives a shit? Then he talked about his daughter Sofia who was killed when riding a bicycle on the road. The husband and wife hated each other and transferred to the anti-narcotics team to work, get drugs, work crazy or something, the middle wife left and shot herself. A drug addict who injected his daughter with ice, the state prosecutor gave him a deal, and he can continue to be a policeman without going to jail. The condition is to be an undercover agent, so Rust is like a brick. There is a deep undercover policeman, so he was called. Wherever I went, I did it for 4 years until I shot and killed 3 cartels in the Port of Houston in February 1993. I was shot three times, and finally was admitted to Northshore Psychiatric Hospital.. Then I was offered a psych pension, refused, and transferred myself to the murder group, because someone owed him love, and they could only transfer him to Louisiana, So he went to Louisiana and was assigned to partner with Marty. After being shot, there was a long period of time in the middle, with extremely poor sleep, nightmares, PTSD, and nerve overexcitement. The detective asked him why he chose the murder group. He said that in Northshore, he saw the Corinthians’ Quote "The body is not one member, but many. Now are they many, but... of one body." The detective asked him what he meant. Say "I was just trying to stay a part of the body now." . Later, when I talked about his own views on his daughter, Rust said that sometimes he was very grateful. The doctor said that her daughter Went straight into a coma, and then, somethere in that...balckness, she slipped off into another, deeper kind. He thought that her daughter This kind of death is a beautiful way, there is no pain, or a happy child, the trouble for adults to die later is damage is done, it is too late. He thinks his daughter spared him the sin of being a father.
During an interview in 2012, Marty finally realized that the detectives were on something new.
Rust's past experience became clearer.
Married in 1986.
Daughter Sophia was born in 1987.
In 1989, two-year-old Sophia was killed by a car while riding a tricycle on the road near her home. Rust's relationship with his ex-wife Clarie deteriorated, and at the same time he was transferred to the anti-drug group. On 7/24, he worked frantically and was infected with drugs until he shot (9mm) a drug addict who inject crystal to his own infant girl, claiming that he was purifying her. In order not to go to jail, he accepted the deal from the state prosecutor, and started to act like a brick, moving wherever needed, working as a deep undercover everywhere. . Do it for four years. .
In February 1993, 3 members of Cartel were shot and killed at the Port of Houston and end up in a mental hospital. . Learn more about the psycho stuff in the courtyard. . . After being discharged from the hospital four months later, the state offered a pension. Rust refused and asked to be transferred to the murder team. So in 1994, he was transferred to Louisiana to partner with Marty. His previous profile is still sealed. . I couldn't sleep since I came out of the yard. . Nightmares. Take barbital medicine. (One of the consequences of deep undercover)
Dora Lange's body was found on her daughter's birthday in 1995. After 1995, Maggie introduced him to his girlfriend Laurie and almost got married.
In 2002, he broke up with Marty and left Louisiana.
Returned to Louisiana in 2010.
In 2012, I was working in a bar four days a week, drinking on a rest day, living in a room behind the bar, and stopped taking drugs (and I can’t see things). . Prefer to drinking alone. One of the reasons is that sometimes he drifted away. Back then he lay awake thinking about women, his wife, and his daughter. Back then he is suicidal (something with his name on, a bulletor a nail on the road), but now I can smile and mention my experience of living in a mental hospital, but when I mention my daughter, I still feel the pain (Matthew McConaughey played well!!), but I still can’t avoid it. His view of life is "grateful", his daughter has no pain and was not damaged, spared him his sin of being a father.
About the family environment in which the two grew up:
Rust's mother left since childhood and was raised by a single father When Marty asked if his mother was alive, Rust said he didn't know, maybe he felt bandoned since he was a child, which is closely related to the formation of his current character.
Marty grew up in an environment where his father was a soldier, and he was already six feet under (six feet under, the American drama of the same name is also very good), father and son did not communicate much, his mother was strong, and still remember to pack his lanch box and tell him a bed time story. . The influence of his growth environment on his own character and view of marriage is reflected in the quarrel between husband and wife. He is becoming his own father, and he also expects his wife to forbear like his mother.
Here, the first two episodes talked about how all past experiences have affected everything now and in the future, with a sense of fatalism.
1. Rust's drift showed that he had suicidal tendencies in the past, and he still has them now.
2. The place where many girls lived together when Dora lived. When Rust & Martin arrived, there were four or five girls waiting to be picked up.
3. "Sometimes I think I'm just not good for people." When I was young, my father left to go to the battlefield, and then my mother left. When I grew up, my daughter died and my wife left. All the people close to him left him.
4. The small mirror in Rust's residence is very interesting. Is this also a kind of meditation?
5. The weekend before they visited the "whore house". Martin spent it with his wife's family and that was an unhappy weekend. And Rust spent it doing his own "leg work". And Rust drived a truck.
6. Martin called daughter During the meal, his daughter asked him "Will you stay?", which shows that he often does not show up at home, and his father's neglect of himself has evolved into his own neglect of his daughter.
7. Rust and Martin conflict in the locker room. After Martin leaves, Rust uses his index and middle fingers to check his heart rate and rhythm. .
8. Rust mentioned that under the influence of Andrew in 1992, the school was closed and Dora left the school. It was checked that Andrew was a hurricane, which caused considerable damage to Louisiana.
9. Is it going to be Black Texas all season? . Drugs, religion, and Rust accent. . "I don't see that and I'm from Texas." Rust said this for he believe the two dead cats were not related to the case.
10. When Rust went to "violent" to ask for directions, Marty did sniff his own hands. . .
11. There is an owl on the beam of the church. .
12. What does "Why wouldn't a father bathe his own child" mean? Father means father or priest, bathe means bathing or being baptized? It sounds more like a priest refusing to be baptized for his daughter. This is just a complaint made by a highly religious woman against her ex-husband. . Because Dora's mother is extremely religious, she started to pray when she had a headache.
The third episode of The locked room
1995 case progress:
The pastor of the church was found a week later. They left the church 6 months ago, and the church burned down 4 months ago. No one has a criminal record, except for the wretched man Burt. Burt turned out having no ability to perform rape ("I paid for that."). Two girls said that Dora was with a tall man one day. There was a flash near the chin, scars?. Burt confirm the existence of the "tall man". Rust did not want to hand over the case, and returned to serial killer tendencies, thinking that the Dora case was a show of the perpetrator. Marty said he was obsessive, Rust said Marty was also obsessive just not about job. Marty said he keep things even and separate. "People incapable of guilt usually do have a good time" Rust said, Marty "Try not too hard on himself." Rust They said "That is real big of you." They discussed the differences between the two, and Rust said they refused to admit it. Marty said that Rust cannot distinguish between ideas and facts, and refuses to admit the existence of doubts.
They posted a message, looking for tall man with a facial scaring. "Rust refused to transfer the case to task force, You ever think maybe he tried to push things where he wanted them to go?" (Seems to have doubts about Rust again?) The detective asked Marty. Marty said that the clues led them, and he accepted The serial killer who killed Rust said that although Rust is arrogant, he is right.
On the weekend, Rust went to Marty's house to return the lawnmower. Marty was not there. Rust easily mows the lawn of Marty's house, returning the favor, and (very cheerful?) chatted with Maggie. Maggie seems to have said that he is in Rust's state, saying that he can actually improve his life without fear of losing. Rust even told Maggie to connect him with the nurse. Then Marty went home and found the mowed grass first, and then found Rust who was chatting with Maggie at his house. Marty felt that his territory was violated. So Marty set up an boundary for Rust “I want to mow my own lawn”.
Marty’s Daughter Audrey drew some appropriate paintings at school. "Girls alway know before boys. Because they have to." Marty said that after the case changed hands, she would have more time to spend with her family. Maggie pointed out the sense of distance between the two, and finally made Marty admit that he fucked up (mid-life crisis?). But Marty hid the extramarital affairs. This end of Marty's proud keep balance was almost knocked over. In 2002, Marty recalled here, he glanced at the place where he used to wear the wedding ring. .
After searching, I did find a person who fits the characteristics of tall, scarred, and sex offenders. Marty thought he was good at interrogating, but he didn't know how to do it in front of Rust. According to Rust himself later, the interrogation is always resolved within ten minutes. (Marty once said that Rust did get a sharp eye for weakness.) Rust used religion (the same as the priest method) and psychological counseling methods on this tall man Chris, and quickly got confess and eliminated suspicion. But it showed Rust's interrogation skills. "I never really found it that hard. You just look at somebody and think like they think, negative capability. I mean, I guess it's a skill. Most times, You just look them in the eyes. The whole story is right here. Everybody wears their hunger and their haunt, you know? You just got to be honest about what can go on up here, a locked room....And then again I'm terrible at cards."
While continuing to screen B&Es like headless flies, Rust began to make good use of insomnia time (non-working time) to browse the DBs cases in the past five years. Like a hound (coon hound means racial discrimination? Reccoon hound) Browse files in Rust It's the alarm clock ringing and the appointment time is up. Maggie and Marty introduce Rust to Jennifer, a nurse (she doesn't want to run into drunks again), and they meet in a ballroom bar. Rust is late and refuses to drink. Rust discussed synesthesia with two medical workers. . At the same time, Marty discovered that his mistress was on a date with a man, and was very jealous. He took the opportunity to communicate with his mistress. Depressed, he even drank two shots and danced with his wife. Rust and Jennifer were dancing and chatting and learned that Rust had been in Paris for a month and get drunk was in front of Notre Dame (one reason they did not go further?). After the show ended that night, Rust sent Jennifer home. Marty should have found the boss as a shield and went to the mistress's house to catch the rape. He almost lost control. Maggie was suspicious. He called Rust to confirm whether Marty was really pulled to work by the boss. When Rust heard the phone ringing, he was browsing various victims at home. He first confirmed that he was not auditory hallucinations, and then watched. It’s too late, and Rust didn’t comment (still didn’t lie), "I didn't hear anything. But then again, I wouldn't. I mean, Geraci wouldn't pull me. He hates me." Maggie didn't Get a direct answer, but know it in your heart. Then Maggie talked about Rust and Jennifer’s date "You guys don't give things chances." "That is because we know what we want and we don't mind being alone. Go to bed, Maggie. Marty'll be home. Take care.
Marty believes that Rust needs a family and needs to establish the concept of boundaries. Rust needs to establish a boundary between himself and Marty's family, and he needs to establish a boundary between himself and his lover.
"Three days in a row" When Marty entered the police station, someone said that Rust finally got the results after browsing the files for a long time. He found a similar victim with a stabbing in the abdomen, markings on the back, and meth+LSD in the body. Rainne. Because of the discovery of new clues, the boss who was about to assign them a task gave them two days to confirm. I went to visit the victim’s grandfather’s car. Marty asked, "Can a man love two women at the same time?" Cocked up, this place will be submerged in 30 years (a perfect place to throw a dead body?)" "Have you ever thought that you are a bad person?" "The world needs bad people, and we keep other bad people from approaching the door."
I chatted with the grandfather of the victim and learned that the victim left with her boyfriend four years ago "Everybody think they gonna be something they not. Everybody, they got this big plan." Keeping a box of old things from his granddaughter also reminds Marty of Rust, maybe the grandfather had doubts about the death of his granddaughter before.) The victim’s boyfriend Reggie Ledoux said that she drowned. The school was Light of Way (closed in 1992 because of Hurricane Andrew). The tenth grade of the elementary school, School was part of Tuttle's foundation. The people who mow the lawn near the school are assigned by the parish (!!!). When Rust was chatting with the lawn mowers, Marty got more information about Reggie. He was accused of rape and was imprisoned for two months in 1993 because of his involvement in manufacturing meth+lsd. In the last four months of his release from prison. , Cell mate is Charlie Lange, Dora’s ex-husband. Escaped during parole 8 months ago. , Marty & Rust and assistance rushed to the Ledoux home, and everything that happened after that was very tragic, gunfight or something.
Rust's religious view: "What do you think of the average IQ of this group is?" He believes that religion is deception and self-deception (Burt and Tall man chris seem to verify this view.). Excretion insecurity shifts self-loathing. The experience of religious teaching and psychological counseling are all based on the individual, and they are all about me and me.
One monkey looked at the sun and told the other monkey he said for you to give me your fucking share.People so goddamn frail they'd rather put a coin in a wishing well than buying dinner. transference of fear and self-loathing to an authoritarian vessel. It's catharsis. He absorbs their dread with his narrative. Because of this, he's effective in proportion to the amount of certainty he can religion project. Certain linguistic anthropologists think that is a language virus that rewrites pathways in the brain, dulls critical thinking.
We all got what I call a life trap.this gene-deep certainty that things will be different, that you'll move to another city and meet the people that'll be friends for the rest of your life, that you' ll fall in love and be fulfilled, fulfillment and closure. (big plan as the grandpa said)
Nothing is ever fulfilled. Untill the very end, and closure, no, nothing is ever over,The ontological fallacy of expecting, a light at the end of the tunnel, well, that is what the preacher sells, same as a shrink, see , the preacher, he encourages your capacity for illusion, then he tells you it is a fucking virtue, always a buck to be had doing that. Such a desperate sense of entitlement, isn't it? surely this is all for me. me me me II (too self awared) I am so fucking important.
Rust believes that life is a biological puppet. "I've seen the finale of thousands of lives, man--young, old. Each one is so sure of their realness, that their sensory experience constituted a unique individual with purpose, meaning...so certain that they were more than a biological puppet.
Well, the truth wills out,and everybody sees once the strings are cut,all fall down." “There are broader ideas at work, mainly what is owed between us as a society for our mutual illusions. 14 straight hours of staring at DBs , there are the things you think of. You look in their eyes, even in a picture. Doesn't matter if they're dead or alive. You can still read them, and you know what you see? The welcomed it, not at first, but right there in the last instant. It an unmistakable relief, see, because they were afraid and they saw for the very first time how easy it was to just let go, and they saw. In that nanosecond, they saw what they were, that you, yourself, this whole big drama, it was never anything but a jerry-rig of presumption and dumb will and you could just let go finally now that you didn't have to hold on so tight...to realize that all your life - you know, all your love, all your memory, all you pain - it was all the same thing. It was all the same dream, a dream that you had inside a locked room, a dream about being a person... and like a lot of dreams... there's a monster at the end of it."
At the end of the first episode, Rust said to Marty in the car. All of the above are specific to the following.
"I think human consciousness is a tragic misstep in evolution. We became too self aware, nature created an aspect of nature separate from itself. We are creatures that should not exist by natural law...We are things that labor under the illusion of having a self, a secretion of sensory, experience, and feeling, programmed with total assurance that we are each somebody, when in fact everybody is nobody."
1. The interview room for the two is also where Rust told Marty that he found another victim Room.
2. The naked man in the camera behind wearing a mask reminds me of an episode in Breaking bad, where Lao Bai is doing poison in the car naked. If he is Reggie who runs away, he is indeed involved in creating poison. Quite reasonable. .
3. Rust and Marty have talked more, and they are not silent in the car.
4. The direction of Maggie and Rust's relationship is still interesting...
5. The dancing section and the monologue are my favorite shots. Each stilled body so certain that they were more than the sum of their urges, all the useless spinning, tired mind, collision of desire and ignorance.
6. Marty and the other two detectives obviously believed in a certain role of religion, morality Restraint and comfort. . They all disagree with Rust's point of view, but they can't refute him.
7. The influence of religion everywhere.
8. Rust and Maggie&Jennifer talked about synesthesia (vision, taste, and touch may all be the same thing in the end) and the following Rust said "you know, all your love, all your memory, all you pain - it was all the same thing . It was all the same dream, a dream that you had inside a locked room, a dream about being a person... .
9. Jennifer is very interested in Rust.
10. When Rust was driving, the pastor was preaching on the radio. The frequency was changed and the baby was crying. Then he turned off the radio. .
The fourth episode of "Who Goes There"
case progress:
In the third episode, they went to Ledoux and rushed, so they went back to prison and asked Charlie Lange (the two had different interrogation styles), which confirmed that the wretched man Ledoux was indeed in the "pharmaceutical industry". He also mentioned in the dialogue with Charlie. In the south, there is a place where wealthy people go to devil-worship. Children and women are used to pay homage. There is a place called Carcosa, and Yellow King, Ledoux has a spiral scar on his back (Dora's back). No one has visited Ledoux, Charlie said Tyrone Weems may know where to find Ledoux. Charlie asked what he could get by providing information, and Rust said he would get help at the parole hearing, fair is fair. Charlie realized that Dora's death might have been caused by him talking to Ledoux about her, and Rust honestly said that he shouldn't show Dora's photos to Ledoux. Marty sympathizes with Charlie to a certain extent, thinking that Rust shouldn't have to tell Charlie that Dora's death may have been caused by him, and Rust believes that Charlie is selfish and not worthy of sympathy because Charlie first asked him what he could get by providing information. You are funny, Marty, the shit you get soft about.
They wanted to find Ledoux's family and found out that he did not have any family members, only a cousin/cousin named Dewall appeared on the driver's license of a truck. After Ledoux escaped parole, he disappeared from the world. Marty&Rust briefed on the progress of the case, the information of the suspects, and released Tyrone Weems. Then they found Tyrone's mother (is she cooking crayfish?), she said they hadn't seen each other for a long time, and Tyrone had dated a girl named Kelsey. Then they found Kelsey, and she walked away using work as an excuse, without providing any information (professional is a striptease girl, the background is very fragrant... and the soundtrack and the picture are also very good...). Marty threatened to reorganize and asked the bartender (played by the screenwriter himself, acting huh) to provide information about Kelsey's "ex" boyfriend. He learned that Tyrone Weems often came to "grab" Kelsey's money. A month ago, he tried to sell "ice" to strippers. Guys, kicked out of the club by the boss. Then they started investigating from around Tyrone Weems. Because of the suspects, they have a higher degree of freedom in handling cases (they will be taken over at any time without worrying about the case). Marty drank and followed Kelsey to a party of magic dances. Kelsey seemed to be reporting to his "ex" boyfriend. Marty found Tyrone eems (he seemed to hide other illegal acts That's what this is about?), and got Ledoux from him. "Pharmaceutical" is only "pharmaceutical" for the motorcycle club called Iron Crusaders. Marty called Rust to tell the information and went to Maggie's hospital. Rust is very familiar with Iron Crusaders, which has something to do with his previous undercover experience. Rust came up with a plan at home alone, facing his old equipment (his small bottle was used until 2012.), he started drinking again, and was interrupted by the phone just after a sip. . He went to the hospital and took Marty to a bar for work. Rust told Marty of his off-book plan. He had dealt with that motorcycle club when he was undercover. They could find Ledoux and let Marty focus on self-improvement, penance, Hand-wringing shit transferred to work. . Marty said a long Fuuuuuck. . Rust frightened him again. .
Back to Rust's apartment, the two of them knew from the chat that Rust used to be called Crash in task force. He was shot three times when he shot three cartel members in the Port of Houston. His cover should have not been exposed yet, everyone thought he was dead. Normal police undercover cannot exceed 11 months. Rust told Marty why he had been undercover for 4 years. His plan was that he took leave on the grounds of his father's leukemia, and went undercover to negotiate deals with members of the motorcycle club, confirmed that the source was Ledoux, and then brought him in. Rust needed Marty to cooperate with him outside. The killing methods of Cartel on the national border described by Yi are quite abnormal. He thinks that a bullet in his head is nothing compared to these (what he experienced when he was undercover). He made up a story and went to the evidence room for a "coke" (They really should've had a better system for this.).
After being undercover for a week, he got on the line with the guy Ginger who had previously dealt with him. If he could snatch him up and work him over alone, he might find Ledoux. Rust actually doesn't know what Ginger thinks of him, Rust fully understands the dangers of going there, and Marty obviously doesn't know enough. In the chat, it can be seen that Miles (Ginger’s launch) is very angry with Rust. Maybe because of two years ago, Rust made up a survival story and a coke for meth transaction to Ginger. Ginger also has doubts about Rust. Ginger let him test him first. I smoked a little bit, let’s let Rust help to grab a "warehouse" tonight, and then they went to Ginger's house and they all hid, pretending to be a policeman, although they were not professional enough, and there was no exit route, Rust still held Tiger with them to grab the coke, and the result was Things went out of control, and Rust knocked out a few "accomplices", escorted Ginger to escape the police, and jumped into Marty's car. Marty probably understands how deep Rust's cover is. .
Marty's marriage:
The clerk of the court where Marty testified was Lisa. Judging from the conversation between the two, Marty believed that there was no need for the two to be related, while Lisa believed that she had not received the least respect. She apparently thought that the two What is between people. Then Lisa, out of anger, visited Maggie when Marty was investigating not at home in the strip club, and exposed Marty's derailment. Then Maggie left a note for Marty and hoped that Marty would move out), and took her daughters back to her natal home. Marty called to ask what Lisa had told Maggie (and did he come back well?), and the two broke apart. Marty called his father-in-law to apologize to Maggie, but the father-in-law refused. After visiting Weems, Marty appeared in the hospital drunk and found Maggie, who was on the night shift, begging for forgiveness. Maggie asked Marty to leave their lives. It can be seen from the dialogue that a year ago, in 1994, Marty's father fell ill and died, and it was probably at that time that Marty began to cheat. Marty almost broke out in the hospital. The hospital called Rust and asked him to take Marty away (Maggie with a Rust number in the hospital counts as one and Jennifer counts as one?), and they went to a bar. Rust said he didn’t care about Marty and Maggie’s affairs. Marty tried to say that the problem between them had a "credit" of Rust. Rust still pointed out Marty’s stupid mistake. Marty realized that he had fucked up, and Rust declared again. I don't care. Marty didn't find any comfort in Rust. Because Rust needs marty's cooperation, it may be that Marty used this as a condition to ask Rust to meet Maggie to pass on his message. Rust met with Maggie. Maggie mentioned that a clean break between him and Marty is the best. Rust doesn’t care. The meeting shows Rust’s view of marriage (Kids are the only things that matter. Men, women-- it's not supposed to work. Rust learned from the failure of his marriage. . ), but Maggie obviously disagrees with him. Before going to snatch Ginger, Marty asked Maggie what he had said. In order to make Marty focus on the current task, Rust put some panic on the task (for Marty to be able to warth his back) saying that Maggie's attitude was gradually softening, at least it was useless to divorce The word says that compounding is expected.
Rust's past:
My father met his mother when he was on vacation in Galveston, Texas from the battlefield in Vietnam. When his father returned from the battlefield, Rust was two years old. His mother left Rust for his father to leave alone, and his father took Rust to Alaska. My father was a survivalist (influenced by the Vietnam War). He had a strange idea. Although the starry sky in the wilderness was magnificent, it was too cold. So Rust went south to Texas, because Texas was never cold in his childhood memories. Father felt that Rust had let him down, and that Rust had betrayed him. The father and son never really like each other (Rust and Marty also never really like each other). There is no communication between the two.
1 Rust's reason for asking for leave was his father's leukemia, but two police detectives said that Rust's father's medical records did not include leukemia. Even people in that town in Alaska hadn't seen his father for more than 30 years. The two black detectives' suspicion of Rust is even more obvious. .
2 Rust said that if he remembered correctly (the two black detectives did not find the medical records of Rust's father), he asked for leave on the grounds of his father's leukemia and went undercover for investigation with Marty's cooperation. .
3 Marty mentioned that he made some mistakes in handling the case, detective curse, "Solution was right under my nose, but I was paying attention to the wrong clues."
4 "Had to be tough, living with somebody spouting insane shit in your ear all day long.” When Marty said the second half of this sentence, he looked at Rust..
5 In the car, Rust browsed Ledoux's criminal records, personal information, including a black and white photo, 6 criminal records are all Regarding cook meth or LSD, all are considered guilty.
6 Rust's tendency to self-destruct. .
7 After being kicked out of the house, Marty moved to Rust's apartment, you supposed to see both eyes with this one? Little mirror. .
The fifth episode The secret fate of all lives
The real version of what they found two children in 1995 is:
After Rust&Marty robbed Ginger, Rust went back to work, and then Rust took Ginger to the bar to connect with Dewall. Marty was lying in ambush outside and preparing to follow Dewall. Rust’s deal was rejected by Dewall. Obviously some of the things Rust did undercover in 1993 are still Let Miles and Dewall doubt him. Then Marty followed Dewall to the vicinity of the "Pharmaceutical Factory" and lost some of them, but eventually he found Dewall's truck and waited for Rust to meet him on the spot. Rust throws Gi
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