What was the significance to Llewlyn Moss' pointless endeavor

>>83880620
People with morales are the ones most likely to die

Depending on where the bullet hits, it can actually take a really long time for someone who's been shot to die. Being a vet, he likely knew this and wanted to give him a little comfort before he died. Moss was a decent guy. iirc, he even acknowledges it was stupid to do, but he did it anyway.

>>83880620
he took the money, maybe some guilt thing

>>83880620
sometimes its better to die than to know you let someone else die

>>83880651
this. It's a running theme throughout the movie.

He was taking water to god

I'm not a bad guy for leaving a man to die, stealing blood money that made shitload of people suffer, I mean, I am coming back there to give a jug of water to a corpse I left behind hours ago, how can I be a bad guy, bad guys just leave people to die after they get the money, I'm not a bad guy, I'm coming back

>>83882612
it's like "whatever helps you sleep at night"

>>83880651
>morales
Was that Sugar's last name?

>>83882612
what is confusing you about this? he felt about leaving him to die and came back for the small chance he was still alive. you're trying your hardest to be clever and sarcastic but you just sound like a moron

as llewelyn lays in bed looking at the ceiling, it's not hard to imagine him considering that "agua man" is literally the only individual to see his face.

agua man is not a witness to the theft, obviously–but agua man not dying might actually be worse for moss.

llewelyn's journey to provide water –while framed by guilt– may not be completely altruistic. he may also hope to confirm the man is already dead.

>>83884358
the only confused one is you