Errol Childress

Rust Cohle Is Actually the Yellow King Not to mention that he’s sitting there constructing a circle of men out of beer cans that sure seems to represent the men of the cult the entire time they’re talking. Of course Rust might not actually know he’s the killer.

Charles Halford

In an Instagram comment after the finale, creator Nic Pizzolatto explained that Amelia’s fate was cut for time. But he also revealed what happened to her: Amelia and Wayne living their lives in 2013, planning and extended vacation around the world. It culminated in Amelia’s death (peaceful, but sudden, in her sleep).

Marty is so angry that he can’t even talk to them. He is exasperated beyond belief. He wants them destroyed. Rust, on the other hand, is just trying to get their side of it.

Rust is sensitive to cosmic influences. Rust’s first major hallucination (seeing the birds form a spiral) is a communication to symbolically represent that the environment he is in is being corrupted by an evil force and that the spiral cult itself is another symptom of that.

I’ve just binge watched the whole season so I don’t remember which episode its in, but Rust injects a brown substance into his arm. What is it? Ink and cayenne, to irritate the skin and make it look infected and like he had a longterm drug habit.

DXM syrup

He was hallucinating and experiencing synesthesia as alluded to when they were pulling up the driveway when he said he could taste the metal in the air. That goes back to the double date they had when Rust was explaining how he perceived certain tastes and colors.

he saw a huge vortex, a cosmic annihilator. at the center of Carcosa, he saw absolute doom. He says he can “mainline cosmic justice”, meaning the universe backs up his hunches when he’s right…. Like the flock of birds earlier in the season.

Casio AMW320R-1EV as worn by Mahershala Ali in True Detective season three. As mentioned, both seasons one and three of True Detective track the passage of time. In the case of the first season, it was a deliberate choice to have McConaughey’s character wear the same watch.

To begin with, you need to have a name which gives a vibe of negativity and decay. Rustin Cohle, when spoken in Texan accent sounds like “Rust and Coal”. Having that kind of a name and saying it while meeting new people, automatically gives you a negative vibe.

Obviously they’re fictional characters and so they wont be any definitive type as such but I’d go with Rust being INTJ – his Ni-Te was like the spine that formed his character, heavy Fi going on as well, such prominence in his personality that I wouldn’t type him as anything else.

I need someone to tell me once an for all what the hell this symbol means and why Rust Cohle has it tattooed on his chest. It’s a really huge and detailed read, Cohle’s chest tattoo is mentioned as well – the author says it’s a religious symbol representing “an inverted cross of the hanged man”

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Rust is willing himself to calm down. Though he didn’t show it (at all), the confrontation actually got his heart racing. But Rust is committed to being almost pathologically detached. So he checks his pulse to see when he’s back to his normal heart rate

Yes, it’s a (symbolic) hallucination. It seems fitting, then, that he hallucinates a cosmic vortex upon finally finding ‘Carcosa’. This is symbolic, according to True Detective director Cary Fukunaga: I liked the idea that we could actually see Carcosa and black stars.