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re: There will be blood
Posted on 12/17/13 at 10:26 pm to ruzil
Posted on 12/17/13 at 10:26 pm to ruzil
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I think that his character in the movie did have good qualities, he did take on his dead workers child and raise him as his own.
He only did this for business purposes, not because he cared about the kid. If he came to people with a story about raising his son alone after his wife died they would be more likely to sell their land to him and possibly at a cheaper price since he is a good family man just trying to raise his son. If he approached them as just a single business man, he would come off as some greedy businessman trying to make a buck and people would either be less likely to sell their land or want more money.
That's how I see it anyway. There never was a dead wife.
Posted on 12/17/13 at 10:48 pm to Brosef Stalin
Warning: major spoilers below
I agree that he used the kid for business, but he did grow to love him as his son. Even through the abandonment and alienation you can feel that planview feels anguish for his actions. Yes, he commits certain evil deeds, but he always shows an understanding that what he is doing is wrong.
He even mourns the death of his half brother whom he never met, even though he just murdered the man who was impersonating him. He feels greif and empathy for his son, his partner, Mary Sunday, among others.
I agree that he used the kid for business, but he did grow to love him as his son. Even through the abandonment and alienation you can feel that planview feels anguish for his actions. Yes, he commits certain evil deeds, but he always shows an understanding that what he is doing is wrong.
He even mourns the death of his half brother whom he never met, even though he just murdered the man who was impersonating him. He feels greif and empathy for his son, his partner, Mary Sunday, among others.
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