First. I'm no expert but if I was over my sisters and some nut-jobs turned up with crossbows I personally wouldn't be going back to house to see if they are their.
Second. I Find this impossible to believe when he goes to a {friends} who happens to be some Killer himself and then helps him at the ranch, cover's up the scene like nothing happened.
Third. Where the hell did his car come from??? because he left it at the club and took the limo?
First. I'm no expert but if I was over my sisters and some nut-jobs turned up with crossbows I personally wouldn't be going back to house to see if they are their.
Second. I Find this impossible to believe when he goes to a {friends} who happens to be some Killer himself and then helps him at the ranch, cover's up the scene like nothing happened.
Third. Where the hell did his car come from??? because he left it at the club and took the limo?
First: You used "their" instead of "there".
Second: You said {friends} instead of "friends" and capitalized "killer" for some reason. Then you use "cover's" instead of "covers"
Third: You didn't capitalize the first word of the second sentence.
All in all I'd be pretty embarrassed if I posted this. Anyway now onto your questions.
1. He went back to his sisters house to see if they would come after her. He didn't know 100% that they would but if they did he was going to do what he could to kill them although he knew he was more likely to be killed than they were.
2. He needed help and he knew his friend might be able to do it. He obviously knew his friend for years and likely knew he'd have some firearms which he was in desperate need of. He said he was a killer but for all we know he might have been bullsh!tting.
If you are going to randomly correct someone else's orthography, you should first make sure you have your own ducks in a row.
1. He went back to his sisters house to see if they would come after her. He didn't know 100% that they would but if they did he was going to do what he could to kill them although he knew he was more likely to be killed than they were.
You need an apostrophe there. Also — and this applies to your entire post — you need to learn how to use commas.
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High-five, MaximRecoil, for your response to the previous commenter. Drives me crazy when someone corrects another poster's grammar, punctuation, etc. This isn't English class. We're not being graded . . . except by people who hold themselves out as paragons of the English language. We're all busy people. If we make a mistake, who cares, as long as we're effectively communicating.
First. I'm no expert but if I was over my sisters and some nut-jobs turned up with crossbows I personally wouldn't be going back to house to see if they are their.
That's not a question... I would stay because it'd be fun. He should've and could've killed both but this wasn't the typical revenge film.
Second. I Find this impossible to believe when he goes to a {friends} who happens to be some Killer himself and then helps him at the ranch, cover's up the scene like nothing happened.
He's ex-military it seems... and also an old close friend. If your friends won't help you hide the bodies then they ain't friends in the first place.
Third. Where the hell did his car come from??? because he left it at the club and took the limo?
The Clelands brought it over to his sister's house. He stole it... This is in the movie.
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Yeah, exactly. So when Benny says he's "killed two on purpose", I assumed he meant when he was deployed in Japan. That kinda explains one of OP's questions, haha.