Fargo Scene - "Did you know the human eye can see more shades of green than any other color?"

Lorne Malvo the Predator.
S01E04 - "Eating the blame"

[@mrchilli3621]

For all those wondering we see green so we can tell the predators apart from the foliage. :)

[@daddymememaster5432]

Lucky that there's so little green predators then

[@madmanoliver]

It's more so that we can tell foliage apart from other foliage. We can tell how ripe things are by how green they aren't, we can determine one leaf from another, spot a stinging nettle in a patch of tall grass, find a branch to swing from within its leafy cover.

[@lachlanmclennan2188]

I always thought the answer was "because it's nature"

[@shawnmg]

I get snakes in the grass kind of vibes

[@yewtewbstew547]

@@daddymememaster5432 If you weren't so good at differentiating green from other colours, you wouldn't know that. The reason tigers are successful predators despite evolving to have bright orange fur is because most of their prey only has dichromatic vision and can't tell the orange apart from the green. The reason there is only about 5,000 tigers left in the wild now is because we have trichromatic vision and _can_ tell the difference. To a wild boar they're virtually invisible in the grass, to a human poacher... not so much unfortunately.

[@JackOfSomeTrades29]

I always loved how the show framed Malvo as some supernatural being. In exorcism, you don't have the demon's full attention unless you can address it by name. Here, Malvo doesn't show his true face until Gus does exactly that.

[@SolidSnake240]

Holy shit thats amazing. The exorcism thing never crossed my mind

[@ziconghuang7139]

Malvo reminds me of Bob from the Twin Peaks. Pure evil.

[@jnichols3]

@@ziconghuang7139 Malvo’s predilection for long coats makes me think he is the reincarnation of Nosferatu.

[@CognizantCheddar]

@@jnichols3 The vague implication is that Lorne Malvo is an incarnation of the Devil/Lucifer/Satan, or homage to other portrayals of that character in classic literature. i.imgur.com/ollSybc.jpg?1 Note the 'wings'.

[@1183newman]

Learning the true name of someone gives you a sort of power over them. If you never refer to someone by name they have less of a connection with you.

[@knova7597]

Frank Peterson: “I’ll be praying on it.” Lorne Malvo: “I’ll be preying on it.”

[@JudgeNicodemus]

Oh fuck...

[@rjonfully4915]

deep

[@SailfishSoundSystem]

Aces!

[@blacklight4720]

Nice play of words.

[@knova7597]

@@blacklight4720 honestly it makes sense…Lorne is a troll and likes to fuk with people.

[@RexosaurusNess]

Billy Bob Thornton is in my opinion, one of the most talented, underrated actors alive.

[@somerandomvideos645]

he is

[@cnote2458]

@@ozzy541 the thing is people don't get as much attention as certain actors. Like I can name 25 actors better then Tom cruise. But Hollywood has built him up some names ain't as recognised as he is. That's why we call certain actors underrated. As they are not getting as much attention as they should. Like Billy Bob should be a house hold name but isn't.

[@comradecarl8105]

He’s alright

[@austinwayno4988]

That role was just too easy for him as he's from the south.. they grow up mimicing north "midwestern" accents for laughs.. "oh doncha know, oofta.. ma's cheesy tatertot casserole lookin forcute".. But he does bring a sort of calm of the storm feeling with subtle expressions.. Hes definitely no Daniel Day Lewis though.

[@richlee509]

@@austinwayno4988 hes still a great actor

[@guitarman0365]

0:11 Now that is brazen move for Saul Goodman. Not just a slimy lawyer but will actively walk his client out dressed as a cop. That's dedication .

[@NotreDameSentiento]

This was the moment that saul really became huell

[@duhzuala1779]

Bruh i didn't realize that was him

[@CorgiEnjoyer]

This was the moment fargo became Wisconsin

[@normalcat7296]

The good thing is no coffee spilled in this scene

[@nick1834]

Good eye 😂

[@Tully_is_Dead]

Great performance. Genuinely terrifying and evil character

[@Onmysheet]

And funny

[@ruger51995]

anton chigurgh

[@xXTwigManXx]

Lmao he's also hilarious in some scenes. "Have you been a bad boy, Lester?"

[@cosmossfera]

Imagine this scene without of the music on the background

[@325133]

He isn't evil

[@-ShootTheGlass-]

The expression on Malvo’s face just before he turns to face the cop is brilliant acting.

[@Nash9r]

Almost as good as John Cryer in TAAHM

[@hamzaorakzai3490]

@@Nash9r "oh Judith, that's terrible!"

[@KutWrite]

@@Nash9r I don't get the acronym.

[@Nash9r]

@@KutWrite it's from Two and a half Men

[@jkta97]

It's just pure malevolent delight and pride in being recognized. Amazing performance.

[@Vergil1876]

"whats that son"

[@ruger51995]

Vergil1876 harmless as fuck lol so funny and clever

[@ruger51995]

Vergil1876 love how he says it lol

[@james5995]

Vergil1876 I see you've uploaded a Lorne Malvo scene, thank you sir.

[@rotyler2177]

Gus outsmarted him there. Reapproaching him at the police station. Gus deeply regretted letting him go the first time and although this wasn't check mate it was pretty close.

[@JohnSmith-jy4qj]

Ro Tyler Malvo was next to unfazed by Gus How would he have known Gus would be close to finding him out. In fact you can see with Malvo’s riddle that he enjoys tormenting the good natured Gus Furthermore back when he stopped the police car Malvo let Gus go because it would cause more harm than good to take him out . Why bring extra attention with a homicide. He couldn’t have known Gus would take such a central role in the whole debacle

[@TheFarthan]

0:52 There's something I just love about the music that kicks in after Gus reveals that he can spot Malvo as the predator he is, among the "shades of green" he would normally blend into. Amazing TV show. My all-time favourite.

[@kronotic]

I have been trying to find this piece of music forever, but it seems like it was never released. It's not on the soundtrack album.

[@sansfreedom1629]

@@kronotic It's the dark knight soundtrack

[@pipisroom-rf2ll]

@@sansfreedom1629 Really?

[@jeremygreenidge5209]

Predators. Billy Bob Thornton was superb with this role.

[@WarlanderTV]

It's wavelength. The Magic School Bus even covered this...

[@beltfed4624]

To see the snake hiding in the grass...

[@jflebeaux6660]

yeah cause all humans on the planet evolved where snakes exist...you clown.

[@steemdup]

@@jflebeaux6660 you don't understand what it means. no hate is necessary

[@vzsombor95]

@@jflebeaux6660 its not a sin to be stupid

[@floridamanstrikesagain6915]

Bold of you to even assume that he is smarter now.

[@thefracturedbutwhole5475]

@@jflebeaux6660 yes, they did. Dumbass, you seem to have a narrow scope of far back in Human history snakes have been an issue for all Humans. And how evolution works, your non snake fearing people could of inter-bred with people who did evolve to be able to see snakes therefore spreading that trait. A good way to understand evolution is to look at the Giraffe, it has a very long neck to reach otherwise untouched food, they did not evolve to have such long necks because that is what they needed so it is what nature gave them, nature doesn't take sides, the Giraffes with longer necks were able to reach more food as well as the all the food shorter necked giraffes had access to and over an extended amount of time, that trait that let certain giraffes thrive while others struggled became more and more prevalent to the point where shorter necked giraffes were completely bred out. Just like with humans and snakes, Humans that can spot a snake hidden in grass because of a mutation in the eye that let's you see more shades of green or what have you tend to not get bit by snakes anywhere near as much as people without it, long periods of time pass, the trait spreads, people and races migrate and/or integrate with other peoples, the trait spreads even further, more time passes, now Humanity as a whole is better at spotting snakes in grass. It isn't that hard to grasp.

[@HareeshRaja]

One of the greatest performances in television history by Billy Bob Thornton

[@Jackson1611]

You really think someone would do that? Just go on the Internet and tell lies?

[@ruger51995]

Yes

[@Huge-orge]

No

[@soymilk1779]

@Polaris Pleiades ok

[@datsmaboaaah3797]

@Polaris Pleiades majority of people tell lies on internet nowadays lol

[@Dav-lc8sc]

😂

[@critterlex3872]

This scene is priceless. You see Gus go through such a huge range of emotions. From exasperation that his boss can't see Malvo for what he is (He's LYING!) to that look of bewildered confusion when he starts to emotionally understand psychopaths can lie and manipulate (as opposed to just knowing this as trivia, the subjective experience is different) to Malvo's grin when Gus says his name and Malvo knows he has an adversary aware of what he is (what good is playing a game if nobody gets you're playing it), and the shades of green reflected in Malvo's glasses when he asks why the human eye can see more shades of green than any other colour. In less than 2 minutes you see realistic confusion, exasperation, acknowledgment, excitement and fear ping, ping, ping, ping like dominoes going down. Amazing show.

[@hades_7727]

To be fair it''s a small town so it's not an everyday occurrence people like Malvo pass by or the cops having to deal with someone like him

[@Onmysheet]

The riddle he told Gus doesn't mean humans need to blend in and hide. It meant that humans needed to hunt.

[@vividhkothari1]

I never noticed the green in his glasses. But does the show ever answer his riddle? Is that even true that we see more shades of green? I always suspected Malvo as a prankster, just making random jokes for his own amusement and to confuse others.

[@isarphenn]

Pretty sure the answer to his riddle is "because that's how we're made"

[@BigBoyXP4014]

To answer the question Malvo posed - the human eye can see more shades of green than any other color because photosynthesis makes the default color of foliage green in the vast majority of instances - predators evolved to mimic these colors for camouflage, which became an evolutionary arms race between which side could hide the best versus which side could find what was hiding. He's directly telling the officer "I can lie and manipulate mine and others emotions as well as I can both because it is necessary and because if I couldn't it would be the end of me, I am the predator and they are my prey". Pretty damn gangster. The easier explanation would be he's a snake and calling himself out as one by referencing his ability to hide in the grass before he strikes, and in a weird way respects the officer for calling him out and recognizing this - few ever do, trained or not, and the fact that officer could recognize that is the only reason he's still alive.

[@alexthrailkill]

“You’re making a mistake” sent absolute shivers down my spine

[@claireabayata3846]

"Lorne Malvo!" Speak of the devil and he shall appear...

[@jph6272]

as close to artistic perfection as you can get

[@Onmysheet]

You seen him in A Simple Plan? Another brilliant performance.

[@timothydavidcurp]

And he delivers his question in front of a door with two shades of green as well.....

[@SpuddyWesker]

@@Onmysheet great performance, true

[@tomoakley760]

@@Onmysheet oh man, I loved the book but never seen the movie. Now I know BB Thornton is in it I'm gonna have to get hold of a copy

[@barsam2a]

@@timothydavidcurp fuck me, this show is just too great!

[@ImTash.O]

Billy Bob was impeccable as Malvo, one of my favourite TV characters ever.

[@scottanderson9096]

Clips like this convince me S1 was far better than S2

[@aaron4820]

It's hard to top S1 when they have a character (and an actor) like that...

[@Driftload]

I thought Billy bob Thornton the older police officer in S2? Regardless i don't think the villains in S2 were nearly as good as Malvo

[@kevinzambrano5179]

Season 1 has a devil like figure like Lorne which makes it really good but season 2 is one of the best seasons i have ever seen in a tv show, literally perfect in terms of directing,acting,writing, cinematography. Breaking Bad level of quality.

[@rainmaker6261]

season one had the better characters, but suffered from more uneven pacing/plotting

[@mrconroy4672]

Scott Anderson nah

[@zkittlezthabanditt604]

I cannot lie, I love his character, and I love how he's such a powerful force to where he can literally get away with murder in the craziest of circumstances

[@chrisjackson1889]

I wish he could have stayed for more seasons

[@maxmarshall5995]

Did anyone spot a technique. Instead of answering a direct question, he answered by saying something that was ordinary" I sure hope you catch those people' statement as continuing as if he hadn't heard the question. People do this all the time, pretend to mishear on purpose, to make themselves innocuous and to be ask such a question, itself was a violation. Parents do it with children. He even went and called him son.I don't know what it is called but it is a technique.

[@Ownage1067]

Changing the subject?

[@maxmarshall5995]

I think it may be called 'bridging' in PR and communication work but generically speaking yes, it is changing the subject.

[@dreamcore]

In bridging, you briefly acknowledge the question and bridge to what you want to say instead. And that's for interviews with the media, so there's an audience to contend with who would hear you mishearing or completely ignoring the question.

[@arthurdouglas6459]

billy bob thornton is brilhant

[@meu02136]

I would say he's exeglent.

[@itsOnMARS2023]

Billy Bob Thornton really carried this show. His performance as Malvo was astonishing!

[@samuelj2408]

Malvo is the Snake in the garden of Eden, he is an evil entity , a pure predator of death, he even mentions it in openly a scene in Episode 9 to Molly's Dad ( Lou) (Also Former Detective we find out who oversaw the Sioux falls massacres of 79' (season 2 of fargo), he says ,after eating a piece of pie at Lou's café , "I haven't had a piece of pie like that since the garden of Eden." as he slithers out the door right before molly walks in.

[@krel3358]

And he rejects the cherry pie.

[@mattt3709]

@@krel3358 what significance does that have?

[@krel3358]

@@mattt3709 He says apple is the only pie worth anything.

[@mattt3709]

@@krel3358 ahhh thank u

[@efenty6235]

what a pleasant man with such interesting ideas. i sure hope he hasn't done anything bad

[@jackrichardson4089]

He's just a man of the Lord. A man out of Duluth, he tried to save a local businessman from his own curse and failed. That's not his fault. God bless Frank Peterson.

[@Lehmann108]

The answer to the question is: "Survival".

[@BurntPuke82]

Exactly. When Gus said he figured it out in the finale and Malvo says "and?" Gus shooting him was him solving the riddle. That's why Malvo gave him that sinister looking grin before he died.

[@thesh8565]

No it’s because we’re predators

[@xnick99]

Evolution is also an acceptable answer

[@ReeceDee]

Billy Bob is a Godamn amazing actor. This and slingblade are masterpieces of acting.

[@sogiyojumbo]

Man...season one was such a gem when it came out. Really came out of nowhere and hit it out of the park

[@mihaa94sky]

Damn it Saul....

[@matheuscruz8574]

I like to think that this is Saul himself way after the events of BB.

[@TheGiovannims]

Well not sure if after what he did a job as a police officer would be the best option

[@LuckyBackpacker]

@@matheuscruz8574 no way, watch better call saul. You will see what he did after Breaking Bad. He works at a donut shop in a mall under the name of Gene Takovic.

[@rafiputra9844]

Slippin' Jimmy just got slipped this time

[@BrassBashers]

This is when he realized that this guy is able to fool the law well enough to be above it, he knew at the end of this scene what needed to be done but could not at this point bring himself to think that HE should do it. When Malvo crosses the line with this man's family, that's when he knows what to do.

[@D1n0nlyD1v94]

"negatory we checked his story" I didn't know I clicked on a rap video

[@wickedgymdudes1147]

Hahah. Someone should make a song with that verse

[@thelema3278]

Colin Hanks has the same voice as his father

[@hd_inmemoriam]

True. I could tell their relation by his voice first, even before I saw their resemblance.

[@patozao]

I didn't know he was is son 😅

[@ZCAR355]

1:08 notice the green reflection in the glasses from the walls.

[@filmneek]

Fantastic show with brilliant acting and characters

[@shaozzt1873]

All the different shades of green in this scene 👌🏻

[@FierceDeityRick]

He was saying “you should’ve known I was a predator when you first laid eyes on me” anything else is on him, he does figure it out at the end when he unloads a .44 magnum on him. Amazing show highly underrated!

[@boiledelephant]

Thanks for the spoilers, cunt

[@shoshanthetrickster2987]

That’s one of the best written pieces of dialogue I’ve heard in a long time just purely cold blooded.

[@coryboy345]

0:58, Doz eyebrows doe.

[@SheerSniper7]

One thing to note is how many things are painted some shade of green in this scene. Very nice details!

[@NumberedBySeven]

Holy shit they called Saul.

[@willatano1464]

negatory we checked his story, homie spittin fast

[@eltrevixd]

This series is so underrated

[@leighparker9109]

Really enjoyed the video. 🧡

[@magetaaaaaa]

Negatory we checked his story. Lol, only in the Midwest.

[@jakob444]

"There is no proof of fraud"

[@stevenforman3044]

Really enjoyed watching the video.

[@rhinocort1184]

Snakes in the grass

[@jflebeaux6660]

hey we're not all Floridans you egocentric clown.

[@ArchDeusAirsoftNC]

@@jflebeaux6660 Dude, you're really hurt by this Phrase. Then tell us the answer.

[@RayRayIsCoolio]

this first season is absolutely amazing

[@squin9954]

I was thinking about this scene last night and today it’s in my recommended

[@TheGeekwad]

Season 2, 3, and 4 so far have failed to deliver as much as season 1 did.

[@jong9379]

Season 2? That one definitely is about as good as season 1. In fact, I would argue, season 2 is slightly better than season 1 by a small margin.

[@fro_e]

@@jong9379 Imo, I prefer season 3 over 2.

[@CyckOne]

Eh, thought S2 was better than S1 tbh.

[@grahamblack1961]

Malvo is such a great character and BBT was amazing in the part. He doesn't have an imposing physical presence with his slight stature but you just know not to mess with that crazy terrifying grin.

[@xXTwigManXx]

Gus: "I figured it out" Malvo: "Good for you." Gus: "The answer to your riddle, the shades of green" ****Malvo slowly looks up to his left to see that it's Gus pointing a gun at his face**** Malvo: "And?" ****Gus shoots Malvo in the face multiple times.**** Fucking loved that scene, it's incredible that Gus was the one to kill him

[@Halopen94]

Thanks for the spoiler.

[@TQV3]

@@Halopen94 snape kills dumbledore, darth vader is luke's father, etc.

[@77jamess]

@@Halopen94 I have to ask… if you haven’t finished the series why the Frick are you watching clips on KZbin and skimming comments in the first place? That’s a guaranteed way to find a spoiler. That’s like walking into the middle of a gunfight and asking "Hey, why did you shoot me". You really only have yourself to blame here.

[@terrismith9095]

@@77jamess That's literally how people start watching a series or movie. I haven't watched it, but saw this clip with a couple of others. Maybe I'll watch it, maybe I won't. But I'll know that Gus killed Malvo. Usual etiquette would have a spoiler alert at the top.

[@Thebees21]

@@terrismith9095 Ok so don't go into the comments after watching the clip?

[@classicartfoundation639]

The best series ever made

[@zardoz8023]

The way he turns at 0:58 ... there is something very inhuman about it. I don't know if that was improvised by Thorton, but it's a briliant touch, that just adds to the very scary persona of Malvo.

[@nl-oc9ew]

😮

[@jeremie_coh05]

Damn

[@doltBmB]

The banding in the green wall behind him proves him right, lol.

[@henryeghaghara9385]

By far, the best Fargo season

[@bmo14lax]

"Negatory, his story tracks!"

[@nonreturn7386]

I figured out your riddle.

[@claudes.whitacre1241]

This may not be precisely how psychopaths talk, or how they act. But it's how they think.

[@xboxmoonpartingty104]

there is no set standard of how psychopaths talk everyone is different

[@jeremie_coh05]

You a psychiatric or something ?

[@claudes.whitacre1241]

@@jeremie_coh05 No. Just well read on the subject.

[@konstantinpakhomov3910]

0:52 TRIGGERED

[@beep-beep]

I watched a few more seasons after this first one, but really this character is what made this show so good

[@subarnafigo3566]

One of the best characters in tv...but having said that he wouldn't have written his real name in the hotel ledger

[@mehdia.758]

Lorne Malvo isnt his real name either.

[@subarnafigo3566]

Everyone in the show seems to think so. He's credited as lorne malvo

[@mikehunt-ke4cv]

If the police don't know the name of someone they call them a John doe, unless that person has a nickname then they call them by their nickname. Lorne Malvo is like his nickname so that's what they call him because it separates him from John Doe's.

[@BrentBMX]

No, the police call him Lorne Malvo because that's what he wrote on the ledger at the motel. Has nothing to do with the concept of a John Doe

[@ectofrost]

Brent reread Mikes comment again. He's saying it's better to call them by the nickname he wrote at the motel than John Doe. So they call him that.

[@apurvasingh4244]

There is an evolutionary reason behind this and also a fundamental thermodynamic principle behind this. Most of complex terestrial lifeforms including humans have been living in an environment which is mostly green in color. Therefore, overtime humans humans developed more sensitivity to the color, green. Also, the blackbody spectrum of the sum peaks at around the wavelength of the color green and green falls in the middle of the visible spectrum. So, there is an overlap in the sensitive regions of different ratinal cones in our eyes. Due to this overlap, we have more sensitivity to green. Side note: Most of the vegetation has the color green because the blackbody spectrum of sun peaks in green.

[@jarlborg1531]

Thanks bro, you saved my inner autist from having to look it up.

[@HallowedManhattan]

Chat shit. The colour perception of humans, as descendents of apes, has evolved to detect when fruit is ripe to eat.

[@wthwasthat8884]

@@HallowedManhattan That's also BS because proto-sapien diets consist of only 5% of fruit that ripens or spoils when green. Apples and bananas don't account for more than 5% of proto human diets so the idea that our eye evolved to detect ripeness of fruit is BS.

[@zakirajput2163]

I watched whole"Fargo" series two time, In fact , I had Netflix membership, because of Fargo.

[@laadidaouiomar1078]

Coming back to this after the watching the atrocious villains in Season 4, Billy Bob is such an amazing talent Chris Rock though.. what a shame

[@thealgerian3285]

"Gimly was not the Impostor."

[@knova7597]

What’s that son?

[@thealgerian3285]

@@knova7597 How you gonna call people "son", with a profile pic from Naruto? Ever heard of Among Us?

[@thealgerian3285]

@@spandi23 Sure thing, Edge Lord-sama. 😏

[@iltoni6895]

@@thealgerian3285 among us is cringe

[@Danielfranchi1234]

How can he lie so easily? People want to see the good in others. By nature we readily see more shades of green.

[@silentsage2462]

One of the greatest lines of all time

[@The_OneManCrowd]

Excellent deflection method.

[@user-zk9tg9tr4b]

finally a villain that's self aware and just doesn't give a damn, he's no victim he's no rebel he's just bad and enjoys it, and you love watching him he suckers in the viewer like he does his victims in the show. even when he dies we want to see more. That's how you write a villian.

[@kirielvids]

I love the dichotomy of his pretending to be a softspoken preacher and leader of a nice church community, you know, him being a literal embodyment of Satan and all.

[@saadsrequiemforsasuke7041]

I finished watching Fargo season 1 yesterday, and Billy Bob Thornton was being a BIG weirdo killer!! It was cool to find out humans could see more shades of green than any other color because our scientific monkey ancestors needed to distinguish the predators hiding in the forest... XD And it was funny how literal this weirdo was with everything he said, especially the figures of speech!

[@DrHouse2004]

Bily Bob what a underrated actors!!

[@redsav2983]

We see more shades of green than any other because of predators hense malvo being the alpha predator among humans

[@WarlanderTV]

It's because of how wavelengths work.

[@Lamporre]

0:53 "Lorne Malvo!" You say the Devil's name, he appears.

[@KBoB369]

I googled the question. This was the answer. (The "Green cones" have a peak at 534 nm, but cover almost the entire visible light spectrum. Also the Green cones curve is the closest to the rods curve which also gives more possibilities to create different shades.) This still doesn't answer his question.

[@ajaychoudhary9817]

this show is the finest creation on tv ever

[@PINKFLUFFYDICE]

This is because of their chlorophyll components. Chlorophyll has the property of strongly absorbing the electromagnetic wavelengths of red and blue, so the light reflected back looks green

[@Bibbo8844hdbks]

What a great line

[@Joao-pe8ur]

Ooh, you called a demon by its true name.

[@iWigY]

What a Performance ..

[@johno1544]

True it's also the reason why night vision displays are made in green.

[@theeasyway9432]

This cop later FUCKING KILLS HIM IN HIS HOUSE and doesn’t get CHARGED AT ALL

[@bigboss2171]

This music when gus is terrified and arguing about relasing malvo without charges scares me like .. omg something bad will happen to him after that .

[@TheHeavenlyHulk]

This is the scene that got me to watch Fargo

[@godfunk]

The reason is Nature is Irish and loves St. Paddy’s Day

[@joshuatarka1698]

Billy Bob Thorton would play an amazing dark Riddler from the batman series.

[@sometimealias2364]

Well it takes us back, further, to the reason for eyes in the first place. To see what predator is about to eat us or which predator we are about to eat.

[@cactynemann4356]

Chilling scene

[@Worlock1993]

The pride in his smile when he says his name says more than any word in this scene. I always think that when I see this in the sense that the devil isn’t impersonal in his actions, because if it was then what’s the point of doing evil at all. He knows it’s tormenting him that he KNOWS and saw with his own two eyes his real nature, he peered into the dragon himself and now the torment of no one believing him is that much sweeter. But pride cometh before the fall, and we learn that not even the devil himself is immune to flying too close to the sun.

[@Amy-ve3ke]

Love Billy 💕

[@ka-boom2083]

Humans see more shades of green than any other color because in the greens is where the predator hides. In people is where Lorne Malvo hides.

[@WarlanderTV]

It's because of wavelength

[@maxd2215]

Brilliant acting

[@AshPragasam]

Also, subtle green set design

[@moealjaff1676]

anyone else notice all the different shades of green in the background walls, windows etc... :P

[@explanationmark_]

still don't understand why he went through all this trouble at the police station when he could've just walked away, unnoticed. was it just to take the piss out of Gus?

[@JimmySteller]

gregotheus_ Definitely to play with Gus's head. Also cause he saw something in Gus that was similar to what he saw in Lester.

[@jjdecani]

One of Malvo's things was to... play with people. That's it.

[@szeddezs]

His employer provided him with a fake identity in the case he was arrested. What makes you think he could just walk out of a police station?

[@esesdeekay776]

absolute bars at the beginning

[@kuzguxxi]

Negatory, we checked his story - it tracks.

[@johnnydemonic22]

Goddamn brilliant

[@kylecruz1327]

Fun fact that’s why when you look in between 2 mirrors and see the infinite tunnel it’s a tiny of green

[@isaiahd2123]

I think he's basically saying he lies as a survival tactic