In No Country for Old Men, a man named Llewelyn Moss finds a briefcase full of money after a drug deal goes wrong. But when he takes it, a dangerous man named Anton Chigurh starts hunting him down, determined to get the money back. Meanwhile, an old sheriff, Ed Tom Bell, is trying to make sense of the violent world around him.
One key moment in the film is when Chigurh decides someone’s fate with a coin toss, showing how random and ruthless life can be. Some fans think Chigurh represents fate itself, always in control, while others believe he’s just a man driven by obsession and violence.
What if Moss had chosen to return the money instead of keeping it? Would Chigurh still have come after him, or would he have gone after someone else? The unresolved mystery is why Chigurh leaves some people alive—what’s his true purpose?
An alternate ending could show Sheriff Bell finally catching Chigurh, stopping the madness and bringing peace to the town. Or a prequel might explore Chigurh’s past and how he became the unrelenting force he is. Would it help us understand him—or make him even more terrifying?
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