One response to “Zen pulp, Michael Mann, part four”
Will O’Neill
I’ve liked this series so far, though I can’t agree with all of its interpretations. For instance, in this one, it says that the character of Graham’s wife is naively blind to Graham’s inner struggle, but I think it’s shown in conversations with both Graham and with Jack Crawford that Graham’s wife is very aware of the struggle, but knows that she cannot possibly help him or stop him; only Graham can really help himself.
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One response to “Zen pulp, Michael Mann, part four”
I’ve liked this series so far, though I can’t agree with all of its interpretations. For instance, in this one, it says that the character of Graham’s wife is naively blind to Graham’s inner struggle, but I think it’s shown in conversations with both Graham and with Jack Crawford that Graham’s wife is very aware of the struggle, but knows that she cannot possibly help him or stop him; only Graham can really help himself.