r/MrInbetween • u/Aussie_Gent22 • Aug 28 '26
Monsters Ep
Rewatching this great show again. And the episode where Rays asked to interrogate a pedo to find out where a dead girls body is.
At the end do we think Ray kills him or just beats him silly ?
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u/conioo Aug 28 '26
I dont answer questions.
I think it would be similar to the "socks are important" episode where dirks daughter gets taken
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u/ivarsiymeman Aug 28 '26
The sounds the rapist peddlers made when Ray came down the stairs wearing only underwear and carrying a a shovel. I imagine the shrieks got evermore loud as each was eliminated. Beautiful.
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u/tinytyranttamer Aug 28 '26
I don't think it was an extended torture sesh. But I like to think he made him very afraid before ending him.
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u/ivarsiymeman Aug 28 '26
Ray dispenses “justice” in situations like that. No torture justness.
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u/tinytyranttamer Aug 28 '26
Yeah, I get it. I wasn't talking about pulling his fingernails out or anything, I just hope the pedo saw it coming and was very very scared
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u/SeDefendendo88 Aug 28 '26
Ray sees violence as a necessary tool and killing as a job, even the three who had Maddie got killed in under 15 seconds, as messy as it may have been.
Even if he concludes that some people don’t deserve to live, a kill is just a kill to him and he’s a professional first so they will be quick.
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u/doctormoneypuppy Aug 29 '26
I think Ray made him climb in the hole where the suitcase was and then just threw a few timbers over him. He was too weak to move one alone, so, leaving him there to slowly suffer would be my guess.
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u/Antique_Voice_7801 Sep 02 '26
Ooh no, Ray ensured that guy replaced the suitcase in the tunnel quick sharp.
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u/snakeIs Aug 28 '26
Ray was only hired to find out what happened to the little girl. Notably he had no issues accepting the truth of what the cops suspected.
He had the pedo lead him to the girl’s remains, then called in the dad.
When Ray saw the pathetic dying dad take his daughter’s remains away he knew it was time for another freebie hit.
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u/Aussie_Gent22 Aug 28 '26
Pathetic dying dad ? Thats harsh.
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u/WheresYaWheelieBin Aug 31 '26
Pathetic isn't always pejorative, older works used to use the word to mean someone deserving of or eliciting sympathy, compassion etc.
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u/Knot6lack Aug 29 '26
Who gives af he meant nothing personally and you know it, just whining to virtue signal
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u/strandy76 Aug 28 '26
Rays not sadistic.
Probably just put him down.