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immaownyou t1_ixra2ot wrote

I don't think that's a problem at all. It's the whole point of the show. That in everyone's head they're the hero of their own story. Through Joe's perspective he seems somewhat reasonable and you can at least understand why he does what he does (for the most part), but outside of his perspective he's a terrible human being and a monster.

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f-ingsteveglansberg t1_ixrdjxu wrote

I think in season one he was very much the monster and villain. Season 2 tried to balance it by trying to make him reform and trying to be merciful to the drug dealer he trapped. By season 3 he was the rational one so Love could be the villain.

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MrBoliNica t1_iy0hhp9 wrote

Was he rational in season 3? We forgetting the storyline where he stalked a whole other woman, and murdered her husband? He did all that he did to Love, just so he could escape and follow Marianne. He didn’t do it to be a good person or help the people love was hurting lol

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