1. The killer should be damned. The killer has a weakness, that is, he cannot overcome his anger. So he ended up going to Lester for revenge, and died because of it. There is actually a foreshadowing of this, for example, the killer went to Fargo to take the gangster's nest.
2. Indeed, as Mr. Hao said, Lester shouldn't die, because Lester has grown and he has overcome his own weaknesses. But in the end he died. Because Lester is a villain after all, and his death shows that American dramas must also compromise with society and emphasize the theme of good and evil overcoming evil.
3. According to my assumption, in the end, all the police officers and couples will die. Even if the policewoman is already pregnant, and one corpse and two lives, it will be shocking enough to perfectly explain the theme. Only the youngest daughter and the policewoman's father were left alive. The killer dies, and Lester manages to escape abroad.
4. The creators of the first nine episodes of this play have worked hard to build a realistic and cruel society, where human nature has fallen, and the beautiful pastoral era has ended. But at the end, it was forced into a hopeful ending, which was very incongruous. For example, the one who killed the killer in the end was the policeman who let him go, too. And Lester's death, actually fell into the ice hole himself, too outrageous. This is not the creator's brain flooding, this is helpless.
5. On the weakness of human nature. This weakness should include all the natural human emotions, such as: anger, greed for life, longing for comfort and yearning for beautiful things, etc. And in this harsh society constructed by creators, human nature is finished, and the reality is so cruel and ruthless. Therefore, all characters with the above emotions must die in order to strengthen the theme.
6. The scene in the ninth episode of the elevator killing is really handsome. The killer can instantly destroy the life that he has spent a long time running and is envied by others: a decent job, a tall living environment, and a coquettish and glamorous girlfriend. The characters are straight to the heart.
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