pickDurring the second half of the book, Sherif Bell continues to try and track down Moss, and try to de-escalate the situation between him and the parties involved in the drug deal. Meanwhile Anton Chigurh finds out about Carson Wells' interaction with Lewlelyn Moss so he tracks him back to his house and kills him. Moss calls Wells only for Anton Chigurh to pick up and propose a deal where Moss lets himself be killed, and his wife lives. ⬇️
Zen Kostersky Moss rejects the deal and Chigurh decides to kill him and his wife. Moss decides to flee to Califonia and on his way driving there he picks up a hitch hiker who is a 16 year old girl that ran from home. He picks her up and finds out she's heading to Califonia as well so he helps her. Unfortunatly while they both stay at a motel, a man hired by the opposite party as Chigurh's breaks into the motel and kill them both. Bell arrives mere hours later-⬇ (edited) 2w
Zen Kostersky and after wittnessing the scene of Moss' murder he goes to his wife house to tell her about what happened to her husband. A short time after Bell leaves the house Chigurh shows up there and talks to Moss' wife. He does a coin toss and the coin landed on tails so he killed her. After he kills her, he finds the man who killed Moss and takes the briefcase of money. While driving he gets badly hurt in a car accident and disappears with the money.⬇️⬇️⬇ (edited) 2w
Zen Kostersky Sheriff Bell feels guilty for failing to protect Moss and his wife and decides to retire. The identifying theme in this novel is past, present, and future. Bell represents the past because he looks to what people before him have done, Moss represents the present because he only acts in reaction to events, and Chigurh represents the future because he is always one step ahead. If you like books with thought provoking questions, this book will be fun 2w
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