In the adaptation of the novel, we look for the connotation suitable for self-expression, a state of heroism, justice, morality...lack and vagueness. The supremacy of reason and the pursuit of objectivity are two characteristics of Western experience, and their works of this kind have always been "contradictory" in this regard. As the cornerstone of Western society, law has always been a cover for mockery in Cohen's works. Just like the girl Mattie Ross used "know a good lawyer" as an excuse to prevaricate all kinds of goods to achieve her own goals, but from the beginning she did not believe in the real rule of law, but sought a solution by herself.
Westerns, especially the spaghetti westerns that came together afterwards, are similar in many aspects to the works of the Coen brothers. It is an exploration of the diversity of human nature in a state of non-government. It is also foreseeable that their first attempt to achieve good results this time.
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