The Oklahoma Wildman Clement Mansell is wreaking havoc by preying on all sorts of foolish folk, but U.S. Marshall Raylan Givens doesn't suffer fools gladly (or otherwise).
Okay, I've finally watched ep. 3. I don't know what car jacking you refer to; do you mean the car chase, bashing, shooting? I think he had no idea who he was tangling with and got lucky that it was the judge. Which is a pretty big "coincidence." It's stuff like this that would fit in my "not working" category. And I can't speak for other women, but I see nothing unbelievable about Raylan triggering sexual response in the ladies on the show.
Regarding Willa, I think she's not coming back. Or if she does, it'll be a quick thing, like an epilogue where he takes her to Nashville. She was pretty distracting and I'm glad he sent her home. I can turn the subtitles off again. I could barely understand anything she said. I get wanting to work with your daughter, but this was one decision that didn't work at all for me. Cool retro rock t-shirts though.
I am confused by the Del Weems' stuff too. I had forgotten that until you mentioned it. It would be strange if it never amounted to anything, so I think he'll return as a "mention" if he's not going to be an actual character.
So it’s unclear what motivated Mansell to follow the judge. I thought the judge ticked him off so he was going to have a little “fun” terrorizing him which could have been the start of it. Then as Mansell continued the pursuit, I thought perhaps the end game was to steal the car. I don’t buy the current theory de jour where he was paid by someone to kill the judge to steal the book.’ I think finding the judge’s book was a “well lookee here” moment which is categorically stupid. And yeah after episode 5, and a shirtless on air capture, I’m getting the Raylan appeal.
Okay, I've finally watched ep. 3. I don't know what car jacking you refer to; do you mean the car chase, bashing, shooting? I think he had no idea who he was tangling with and got lucky that it was the judge. Which is a pretty big "coincidence." It's stuff like this that would fit in my "not working" category. And I can't speak for other women, but I see nothing unbelievable about Raylan triggering sexual response in the ladies on the show.
Regarding Willa, I think she's not coming back. Or if she does, it'll be a quick thing, like an epilogue where he takes her to Nashville. She was pretty distracting and I'm glad he sent her home. I can turn the subtitles off again. I could barely understand anything she said. I get wanting to work with your daughter, but this was one decision that didn't work at all for me. Cool retro rock t-shirts though.
I am confused by the Del Weems' stuff too. I had forgotten that until you mentioned it. It would be strange if it never amounted to anything, so I think he'll return as a "mention" if he's not going to be an actual character.
So it’s unclear what motivated Mansell to follow the judge. I thought the judge ticked him off so he was going to have a little “fun” terrorizing him which could have been the start of it. Then as Mansell continued the pursuit, I thought perhaps the end game was to steal the car. I don’t buy the current theory de jour where he was paid by someone to kill the judge to steal the book.’ I think finding the judge’s book was a “well lookee here” moment which is categorically stupid. And yeah after episode 5, and a shirtless on air capture, I’m getting the Raylan appeal.