No Country for Old Men - no good deed?

[gwalchmai]

Would Llewelyn Moss have gotten away with the money if he'd found the tracker and thrown it onto a passing semi and refrained from taking water to the dying meskin drug smuggler?

 

[Huaco Kid]

You can run, but you'll only die tired.

(I've got a 1958 quarter,  and nobody has gotten it, when I pull it out, flip it,  and put it back in my pocket without saying a thing.)

[Fnfalman]

I’m still laughing about El Paso looking exactly like Albuquerque. 

[holyjohnson]

fair chance if the Bills were unmarked and/or he never used any on the way.

he could have been tracked from the Desert but once he got to the Highway or any Road its unlikely anyone would know which way he could have gone.

Spoiler

i think the part about giving the Water to the Dying Mexican was used as the last decision made by Self Determination and not given to chance made in the Movie.

and the one that marked everything after being left to Fate and inevitability.

i think he could have gotten away, but his Poor Decision making and Immorality would just be buying him time and it would have caught up with him down the Road.

[Dynactus]

Sooner or later, Llewelyn needed to kill Anton as well as Woody Harellson's character. The Sheriff was on to him though. I don't think he would have been able to shake the Sheriff and the Rangers off his trail. That amount of dirty money has a very long half life. LLewelyn should have just stuck with the oil patch.

Llewellyn Brings Home Briefcase full of Money - No Country for Old Men (2007) - Movie Clip HD Scene - YouTube