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Lori 2022-12-24 18:22:56

I like the north very, very much, the north of the United States, desolate, desperate, simple and warm between people.

That is, it is freezing and snowing outside, working, sweating, going home to take a shower, sitting by the window or by the fire, reading a little book, drinking a few sips of tea, and then looking at the reflected snow outside. A life to yearn for.

The camera is almost brutally calm. No fancy tricks, just telling a story honestly.

Everyone takes responsibility for what they do, from start to finish. It is actually self-deception to make up for it. Once you make a mistake, it is actually very difficult to go back to the past. He kept saying "I want to protect this family", and finally took his own life.

Gunfights, profits, and empires are all vain, and sitting on the couch and drinking coffee is the real good thing. The old man is still there, the children are around their knees, that's enough.

My favorite is actually Noreen. I feel that she is the only one who has not been so excited in the whole drama.

Technically, script-wise, this one is a bit better than last season, but I liked the first one better. It may be that there is still an individualistic devil at work in my heart.

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Waiting for Dutch quotes

  • Betsy Solverson: Goodnight, Mr. Solverson.

    Lou Solverson: Goodnight, Mrs. Solverson... and all the ships at sea

  • Ed Blomquist: [Ed Leaving the Shop] Okay, then.

    Bud Jorgenlen: Okay, then.

    Noreen Vanderslice: Okay, then.