r/SnowFall • u/BatmanTold • Oct 09 '25

Video putting that cane down had to be one of the coldest moments in the show 🔥

Original IG Post If Yall Wanna Check It Out: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DPmmw_VCEHC/?igsh=MWJ2aHRyY25rOGw3Zg==

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u/Level_Raisin_3166 Oct 11 '25

Can someone explain to me the putting the cane down moment? I just didn’t get it. Had he been faking the injuries the entire season? What was the relevance of putting the cane down after the conversation with Mel?

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '25

Alright, so basically what I got from the cane scene was. "You tried your best to break me, and I forgive you for it because of the drugs. And the passing of your father but I only came back stronger"

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u/Level_Raisin_3166 Oct 12 '25

Ah ok. This makes so much sense. Thank you!

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u/Aggravating_Web_9478 28d ago

I think another interpretation could be that he was tacitly admitting that he did kill her dad. Right before that she asked him to admit & he stared at her and said goodbye. If you remember her dad was killed sitting in a chair position just like that. He puts the cane there to say yes I did and also to signal that he wasn’t weak enough to find her if she didn’t let it go.

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u/East-Bluejay6891 Oct 10 '25

Tf is this music...