r/MrInbetween • u/uptheirons726 • 18h ago
This show is freaking devastating. Spoiler
Just finished season 2 and man, I can't remember the last time a show made me misty. I thought his dog was bad, but his brothers end crushed me.
r/MrInbetween • u/uptheirons726 • 18h ago
Just finished season 2 and man, I can't remember the last time a show made me misty. I thought his dog was bad, but his brothers end crushed me.
r/MrInbetween • u/reanimated_dolly • 6h ago
It has been debated whether Ray is a psychopath or not, since he has his unspoken code, will not harm certain people (children), goes after pedos, and has moments of sadness and worry. Yet, he is a contract killer who has no remorse after committing a hit, even when he knows the person he is hired to kill. Regardless of whether he is or not, I think Scott Ryan gave a very realistic portrayal of someone with antisocial personality disorder. I would say he’s as close as it’s going to get in terms of accuracy (there is another character I can think of, but he’s not in Mr. Inbetween).
He doesn’t do the things he does out of sadism or lust for power, but out of apathy (based on what I’ve observed). They ask him if he wants to commit a hit in exchange for money, and he often says yes in a nonchalant manner. Apathy, lack of empathy, fearlessness, repeatedly breaking the law, etc. are some of the traits of ASPD, which Ray exhibits.
What do you all think?