The TV series strictly follows the movie style of the Coen brothers. A group of villains in the ice and snow, and the human nature in a harsh environment can be both numb and cruel, but also can be chivalrous, but I didn't understand the motive of the killer who was killed in the end. It all started because of him, without saying why he did it. The highlight of this play is how a submissive and honest man suddenly changes his temperament, his seemingly kind appearance is actually a disguise that he can do whatever he wants, and what is even more hateful is that the people around him find this person more attractive. The element of evil, under the seemingly violent behavior, is actually a low-level evil. This low-level evil actually stimulates the original evil of the nature of an honest person, and stimulates the honest person to make all attacks that cannot be guarded against. The limit of trust has been lost, and this is the most terrifying. Just like the useless sheriff in the play said, he can't trust anyone anymore, everyone seems to have ulterior motives, everyone is in danger and everyone is protecting themselves. This kind of trust may never exist at all. Since ancient times, everyone has been exchanging, and it is better for each other to admit it generously. Americans are a little hypocritical, and they are still very self-conscious and protective in their bones, but they want to create a kind of universal friendly care, so the occurrence of similar end situations is also a lesson. It is better than those who are silly and happy all day. The knife doesn't know what's going on, it's much better.
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