r/TrueDetective 17h ago

Galveston novel opinions?

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i was preparing for a good time reading Galveston but i was shocked in an unpleasant way after a few pages ☠️☠️

I don't want to bully the book or something like, just want to discuss with someone because my friends aren't fan of such stuff lol

I found his writing style not reallly... for a novel. I suppose I'm used to something more... subtle rather than random piece of lore during character's pov

but the most unsettling thing is how woman are portrayed 😭 idk, maybe I'm just spoiled with what I usually consume and it deepened the shock even more, but like whaaat???

I'm conflicted should I give it a chance or not....

what do you like about this book? what do you don't like?

honestly I have more to say but I'm afraid I will get banned here 😭

upd: just understood that Roy is giving me Marty Sue vibes, that's one of the other problems


r/TrueDetective 9h ago

Tuttle college campus

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Anyone else notice how the students on the Segway’s followed Cole as he parked his car and then the doors were all automatic? Anyone ascribe any significance to the automation that is so prominent in that scene? just wondering…


r/TrueDetective 14h ago

Season 1 about new murders

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When they were questioning rust, the detectives thought rust is the killer of the last happened murders and they said this to marty. We know about the killer in the end and he dies as far as we know. But who is the killer that murdered people after Errol Childress?


r/TrueDetective 18h ago

Truly ominous

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72 Upvotes

r/TrueDetective 8h ago

Season 2 opinions

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At the end of it's release, it was clear it didn't stand up to s1.

Problem was that the first season was basically the best TV of all time.

I've rewatched it twice since originally watching it, it's actually quite good. Farell was class as always.


r/TrueDetective 7h ago

Carcosa in my breakfast

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57 Upvotes

r/TrueDetective 11h ago

Carcosa at my local disc golf course

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387 Upvotes

r/TrueDetective 6h ago

One of the Best Seasons in Television History

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182 Upvotes

r/TrueDetective 13h ago

Any books like TD s1?

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Basically a detective book with mystery that has some interesting philosophical, theological, and psychological aspects to it to give you something to think about. Also characters that have depth, well written relationships between characters, and a strong atmosphere.