Fifty shades of gray between the bounty hunter and his female prisoner

Jordy 2021-10-13 13:07:05

This article just wants to explore the subtle relationship between the two roles of John Ruth and Daisy Domergue. There is a spoiler spoiler spoiler spoiler spoiler spoiler spoiler spoiler spoiler Spoiler Spoiler Spoiler Spoiler Spoiler Spoiler Spoiler Spoiler Spoiler Spoiler Spoiler Spoiler Spoiler Spoiler spoiler spoiler spoiler spoiler spoiler spoiler spoiler spoiler spoiler spoiler spoiler spoiler. The movie is only reviewed once, any mistakes or omissions are welcome to correct me ---------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- ----------------------- As soon as Daisy appeared on the stage, her eyes were blue. Some things that happened next were expected and some were in the future. Unexpected. Throughout the film, John directly manipulated her four times, twice in the carriage, and twice in the post house. In the order of occurrence 1. John agreed to Warren’s request for a ride, Daisy objected: You don’t really want that nigger to come up, let him stay with OB on the top... Critically hit, the man fell to the ground 2. Warren praised John's professionalism in sending Daisy back to the Redstone Hanging. Daisy laughed and said that you overestimated John, he has muscles but no IQ. The original words are "In the brains department, he is like a man who took a high dive in a low well". This time John pretended to laugh a few times. , And then elbowed Daisy's face, Warren was frightened. 3. Warren's Lincoln letter was dismantled by Chris, and it was discovered that the deceived John was very injured. Daisy: Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. John threw his dinner directly on her face. 4. John was poisoned and dying, Daisy said: When you get to hell, John, tell them Daisy sent ya, ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. John froze and became murderous. He shot her two front teeth with a crit from left and right. When he wanted to get a gun, it turned out... In fact, after 2 there is one thing I have to mention. Daisy spit on Lincoln letter, and Warren missed her. Pushing down the carriage, John, who was locked with her, also fell into the snow, hurting his shoulder. John, who had thought he would be furious, not only didn't have an attack, he wasn't even angry. what is the reason? The essential difference between Daisy’s behavior and the above four points is: Here, the object of Daisy’s contempt is Warren, and in the above four points, she challenges the absolute obedience and absolute respect required by John as an alpha male. Conscious dignity has been hurt, and violence is the only way he is good at rebuilding his dignity. After that, he not only emphasized the need for Daisy to obey, but also asked Daisy to say verbally (forcing her to say I got it), that is, to recognize himself verbally. Alpha status. The peak of Daisy's appearance in the film. The peak of men's and women's ambiguity is when they sing the guitar. The original song is a ballad called Jim Jones to Botany Bay (Bob Dylan also sang it). Daisy changed the lyrics to his own. Experience, when she sang, John was standing at the door in the background, and then he quickly walked over, and this day he kept scolding her trash, the adjective used by the tramp at this time was "pretty". John: You've got another verse to it? Daisy: Whatever you say, of course John Daisy wants to spoil the atmosphere, the last line she sang is "and you' Of course it is not a little sheep, nor is it a competent prey. What kind of behavior would behave when a normal person is tied to a control violent sadism? Normal people are frightened and pray all the time not to offend the other party without paying attention; normal people will be silent, avoiding any direct communication opportunities as much as possible. Unfortunately, Daisy is not a normal person. She is also a sadist. She knows where people like John are sore. Then she will never make him feel comfortable. There is a void underneath the desire to control. Once the void is opened, only anger can be filled. His anger represents his incompetence, which excites her. When she has mastered the other party's emotional igniter, then she can also start to enjoy the relationship. So she persuaded Cong with her mouth, her hatred was buried in her eyes, and her expression was always mocking. She is not afraid or evasive. She wants to eat and stretches out her hand; she wants to play the guitar and shouts with her mouth open. She never missed any opportunity to express. In fact, her accommodating relationship with this kind of reciprocal abuse blocked her life. If she didn’t chant the letter, she wouldn’t meet Chris; if she didn’t sing that sentence, she wouldn’t be handcuffed by John. live. All relationships between men and women can be explained by the relationship of power struggle, so all power relationships can also be transformed into relationships between men and women. If it was a game, Mantis thought he was in control of everything, but he didn't know that he was being played around by the cicada. Cicada thought he was smart, but he didn't realize that he was behind the oriole. Bounty hunters and female prisoners, I hope you all have fun in hell

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  • Major Marquis Warren: [as he and Chris Mannix are hanging hanging Daisy]

    [laughs]

    Major Marquis Warren: Hang on, Daisy!

  • Daisy Domergue: [to Maj. Marquis Warren] Howdy nigger!

    John 'The Hangman' Ruth: Don't you know the darkies don't like to be called that no more? They find that offensive

    Daisy Domergue: I've been called worse.

    John 'The Hangman' Ruth: [laughs] That I can believe!