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Wowza all of our characters have officially hit rock bottom!!

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Clay F

Thanks for the reaction. I never thought about it, but the broken tail light being a metaphor as you noted, makes sense. Marty has had some beautiful women.

Riggo 82

Yeah, so now we're all caught up on the past. Which is great. Because these last two episodes are my favorite in the series. I think you'll feel that way too. Your absolutely right about Rust never moving on. As Marty said he's obsessive about the job. Marty did move on because his obsessiveness pushes him in another direction. I don't believe that Marty's religious beliefs played any role in his lack of suspicion. I mean they never said that he personally had any association with Tuttle's ministry. Rust's general lack of faith in humanity lends to his suspicious nature. Which means there's nothing that's to far fetched for him to consider. Marty's less cynical and considering how things went down in '95, I just think he'd prefer to let sleeping dogs lie.

JRCortez

Beth: "I've never done that before." Man, if I had a dime for every time I heard that line...... 😆

PP82

Maybe it's just because I'm hella old, but even if I didn't know who the character was, Marty's daughter looks like a child. So did Beth for that matter.

ViolatedGorilla

My thinking is Maggie didn't initially go to Rust's place with the intention of cheating on Marty with Rust. When she got to the apartment, she read his situation and saw an opportunity. She was hurt and angry with Marty. We don't know if her trip to the bar was a "success" or not. We only have her word for it. As you see later in the episode, she can be just as manipulative as Rust and Marty. I believe she had an understanding of the strenuous relationship that Rust and Marty had. In that moment while still consumed with her rage and angst, she took the opportunity to cheat with Rust because she new it would hurt Marty effectively. If she told Marty that she had slept with someone else, He would have been angry and commit assault and battery on them, but it wouldn't have necessarily have hurt Marty.

ViolatedGorilla

Alternatively, there is the Maggie is more manipulative. She went to the bar slept with someone to work up the courage to sleep with Rust, akin to how killers work their way up to more complex endeavors. She knew it would be the killing blow to her and Marty's marriage. She was aware of the strenuous nature of the relationship between Rust and Marty. Marty didn't like Rust, but respected him. She knew if she waited late enough in the evening and went in for the kill. I tend to lend more towards the earlier, but the later more cruel angle is also in tone with the show.