Camus
« Je tire de l'absurde, dit Camus, trois conséquences qui sont ma révolte, ma liberté, ma passion. Par le seul jeu de ma conscience, je transforme en règle de vie ce qui était invitation à la mort - et je refuse le suicide ». Ainsi se définit l'attitude de « l'homme absurde ». As Jesse hands over a gun to Bob he realizes that he is officially cornered: " You're gonna break a lot of hearts"; Jesse scenes that he is cornered by those he once trusted, a framed close up shot of Jesse's face with a hit of chiaroscuro as he goes on to proclaim that he has,"red hands," firmly knowing that Bob would be the final man with red hands. From the harsh framing of the window is a spotlight on Jesse's mouth as he acknowledges his ,"Red hands and mean face," as his words are his future , whereas behind Bob stands a window with Jesse's daughter reflecting the contrast between the characters, Bob was once the innocent figure but not any longer. Ironically Bob gets up to go ,"Wash [his] hands",or free himself of this horrendous guilt he brought upon himself. He goes out and washes his hands but Dominik