At the beginning, I suspected that the two cows were referring to the two protagonists, but I didn’t feel so blatant, right? This is not a suggestion that it is too clear that it hasn’t been thoroughly ruled out. What does this mean?~~~ Look At the end of the conversation between Connor and his daughter, I found that I was so blatant after thinking too much~~~
The two protagonists are two cows, yes, life is forced to be born like a cow, so fate is like this~~~~ But there is no way for someone who is richer and more powerful to use you to frame you. It’s like the owner said barbecue time to the cow
I don’t know if the director arranged the final dialogue between Connor and his daughter in order to express the meaning of the bull-killing scene more clearly, or did he want to imply that Connor is actually not such a good person or a scheming bitch? In the whole show, except for the big villain who wants to kill him, her fiancee is like courtship is not due to love and hate. Other passers-by always say that he is a good person, but such a good person. The final dialogue with his daughter makes people think about him. Acting with his daughter pretending to be innocent, tricked the protagonist into sacrificing themselves to save them, and then they have nothing and no sad emotions of gratitude.
Eating steak with a cowboy joke? ? ?
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