His little monologue about preserving her innocence is nothing more than an inadequate apology from a man with a broken heart. He lived that anguish first hand with what he did to his own baby daughter. And Rust Cohle saw this every day, from Reggie Ledoux to the Marshland Medea. About how we complete each other in ways that Cameron Crowe could never understand.īut when you’re a murder police, it’s also about what we do to each other. It’s about the self, and the other and what we are to each other. That’s because Rust’s off-hand statement also touches on a bigger truth that lies at the heart of True Detective: “Without me, there is no you.” That statement is all about community. He understands the gravity of his moment of weakness, and he can’t help but punish himself. Rust, however, took a decade-long dive toward rock bottom, and the Allman Brothers hair and the Lone Stars before noon is the least of it. Marty’s fat and bored, a pasty, muted version of the jerk he’s been all along. In those flash forwards from 2002 to 2012, we’ve already seen the aftermath of Rust and Maggie’s quick assignation. He saw nothing but a couple more lives he had ruined.
And 51 percent scared to death at the thought of what she destroyed. She was 49 percent enthralled by the possibility of a deeper connection. But the look on Michelle Monaghan’s face said it all. That’s why that two-minute tryst in Rust’s kitchen could have been the beginning of something as well as the end. “Marty’s single big problem was he never really knew himself so he never knew what to want.” “Rust knew exactly who he was and there was no talking him out of it,” she told Papania and Gilbough. She always understood that her husband’s partner had something that her husband lacked. But she didn’t understand what it would do to Rust. Although if she bothered to consider it, she would have realized that she was letting him off the hook, allowing him to return to those easier things-beer, brunettes and basketball- without guilt because it was, after all, all her fault. She knew instinctively how it would hurt Marty. When Marty went back to his brunette-banging ways, she saw her play, although she didn’t think it through completely. And like the guys who shared that Manhattan apartment while driving each other crazy, Cohle and Hart understand each other profoundly. For now, just try and figure out who the psychosphere ambience of a California location ties into the " the secret occult history of the United States transportation system." Or if it does at all.They’re the bayou’s answer to Oscar and Felix, a post-modern Odd Couple. (Twitter's desire to meme, for what it's worth, has started anew.) Casting, he later says, will start "in earnest within the coming month." So cool your Chastainiac jets everyone. Meanwhile, Pizzolatto also makes all of your #TrueDetectiveSeason2 memes invalid, by pointing out that the season will feature three leads. Like you can smell the psychosphere." Hence, Rust's babble about "the realm of all consciousness"-as defined by Slate-will linger over the show even when Rust himself is gone. Let us not forget that i n the first season, 1995 Cohle declares: " I have a bad taste in my mouth out here. The characters are all new, but I'm deeply in love with each of them. Not Los Angeles, but some of the much lesser known venues of California and we’re going to try to capture a certain psychosphere ambience of the place, much like we did with season one. Pizzolatto told To The Best Of Our Knowledge over the weekend ( via The Playlist): "Right now, we’re working with three leads. With the Internet still grasping for details about the next season of HBO's moody anthology show, Pizzolatto gave some hints as to what is to come.
True Detective's creator Nic Pizzolatto is still talking like Rust Cohle, even when dropping hints about season two.
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