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Hunting for Men and Meaning in No Country for Old Men
I. Literal hunting: animals and men
II. Figurative hunting: for meaning
III. A. Sheriff
B. Chigurh
C. Llewelyn?
IV. The movie’s meaning
Tools of Fate in No Country for Old Men
I. Many tools used in the movie
A. Air gun: for animals
B. Transponder: no escape (from death)
C. Trucks and horses
II. Money is a tool
A. Pay people to do things
B. The difference between rich and poor
III. Chigurh thinks of himself as a tool
IV. The movie’s tools (including Chigurh)
The American Scene in No Country for Old Men
I. The Land: empty, no witnesses
II. The (Lack of) Homes
A. The Road
B. Motels
III. The People: Americans
IV. Non-America
A. Mexico
B. Vietnam
C. “Indian” land
V. The title: No Country for Old Men; “this country is hard on people”
Generations (Degeneration) in No Country for Old Men
I. The old timers
II. The sheriff’s generation
III. Llewelyn’s generation
IV. The under-twenty generation
V. The title: No Country for OLD Men
Self and Other in No Country for Old Men
I. The self is male: seeing through their eyes
II. The other is female
A. Carla Jean
1. Kept in the dark by Llewelyn
2. Finds truth in the end
B. Sheriff’s wife, Carla Jean’s mom, woman by the pool
III. Non-Americans
A. The Mexicans
B. Vietnam
C. Indians
IV. The title: No Country for Old MEN