Crease:
My opinion about Marty being involved is still there.
Especially the scene where he beat up the 2 guys who hu'ed with his daughter and the entire hallway was emanating yellow. The camera captured Marty from the bottom too, making him bigger than the guys. It implied power. They took a beating in the "king's" hall.
Tuttle has been on my mind the entire show. Glad they reaffirmed his involvement.
I also believed Rust and Marty's wife would get together at some point too, effectively ending their marriage.
My opinion is that Rust frames this in such a way that he makes Marty believe that he's killing off all the people that know he's the yellow king. He agrees to "help" but in essence in order to clear up all the people that could finger him.
I don't think this is a buddy-buddy cop show. True Detective holds a double meaning to me. Which one of them is the true detective? Rust. The title implies one of them might not be what they seem, i.e a detective.
Marty's yellow jail scene, coupled with the past developments about his family, as well as his inability to deviate from his flaws makes me believe that he's heavily heavily involved. He returns to the habit of cheating on his wife. He's incapable of stopping that desire. It wouldn't be a stretch if he's incapable of stopping a desire to kill women either.
The girl who Rust talks to looks horrified when she begins talking about the features of the "man with facial scars". She looks terrified as she looks into Rust's face and looks like she recognizes him.
The recognition could be association of Rust with pictures of Marty.
I think he's a part of it and I think Rust has figured it out.
My opinion about Marty being involved is still there.
Especially the scene where he beat up the 2 guys who hu'ed with his daughter and the entire hallway was emanating yellow. The camera captured Marty from the bottom too, making him bigger than the guys. It implied power. They took a beating in the "king's" hall.
Tuttle has been on my mind the entire show. Glad they reaffirmed his involvement.
I also believed Rust and Marty's wife would get together at some point too, effectively ending their marriage.
My opinion is that Rust frames this in such a way that he makes Marty believe that he's killing off all the people that know he's the yellow king. He agrees to "help" but in essence in order to clear up all the people that could finger him.
I don't think this is a buddy-buddy cop show. True Detective holds a double meaning to me. Which one of them is the true detective? Rust. The title implies one of them might not be what they seem, i.e a detective.
Marty's yellow jail scene, coupled with the past developments about his family, as well as his inability to deviate from his flaws makes me believe that he's heavily heavily involved. He returns to the habit of cheating on his wife. He's incapable of stopping that desire. It wouldn't be a stretch if he's incapable of stopping a desire to kill women either.
The girl who Rust talks to looks horrified when she begins talking about the features of the "man with facial scars". She looks terrified as she looks into Rust's face and looks like she recognizes him.
The recognition could be association of Rust with pictures of Marty.
I think he's a part of it and I think Rust has figured it out.
