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When he sees the phesant I thought about how he is the would be hunter, and killer. He saw a creature that any hunter would have roasted the creature with poratoes for dinner. Richard saw a living creature doing bird things on a fall afternoon. In times like this, when the soul is being searched, a bird is just a bird.

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Bill Camp never disappoints. No matter the size of the role he brings it.

He was happy for his last meal to be a simple Apple... humble man

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He was saying to Richard not to ruin the woods for them. They'd probably had enough of coming across bodies. Imagine how they would feel about camping in that part of the woods, knowing that this man had killed himself right there? Don't do it in these woods he was saying. No more bodies

Funny how another "old wounded soldier" is the one to save Harrow. I love this shit.

The greatest analogy and imagery in this scene, is just like Harrow, the savior for him is a wounded stranded dog without any home - just like him.

Richard Harrow was awesome! He and Jimmy Darmody were my favorite characters. (Was sad to see them go) glad Nucky got his too!

That indeed is what the woods are for. Hunting, fishing...living.

There's an old saying "if you want to kill yourself jump into deep water, if you start to swim you don't want to kill yourself you want to kill something inside you!"

A series full of great scenes, this is far and away my favorite of them all. Bill Camp was an excellent actor for this dialogue

Richard is one of the saddest characters in the show

sounds like it was recorded from inside an ass.

Shitty CGI used to create Harrow's wounds

They're not hobos. They mention "going home tomorrow" and tell Richard their car is nearby.

Bill Camp is an amazing actor. He was so good here, and in The Night Of, and in The Outsider, and Sound of Freedom.

That dog saved him

Also a lot of vets would go into the woods because of the reminder of war and the ability to be away from society/dig foxholes and unfortunately kill themselves that hunter didn’t even have to ask Richard what was wrong he took one look at that mask and knew

I always thought they were using that dog to track game and happened upon Richard with a gun in his mouth through binoculars the guy literally spells it out for him plain as day

“I’m sorry.”

Anyone notice that this character of Richard Harrow somehow feels like Sandor Clegane The Hound? Because I felt something elegant between those two.

Richard in my opinion was the best character in the show. The actor played him perfect. It made me care about him and it sucked when he died. He promised jimmy hed look after his family and he did.

This show was a masterpiece. It’s too bad HBO doesn’t make these anymore. Now they make Idol 😂😂😂 pure garbage 😢

Makes me wonder if both of the hunters are veterans also-perhaps Spanish American War or Siege of Peking for the younger, possibly Civil War for the older one. The younger of the two sized up Richard's intentions with some marvelous insight and sets Richard straight without really attacking him directly. For a common reason all of them prefer the solitude of the woods to being around people-all outcasts for one reason or another yet quite understanding of others in a similar plight.

Brilliant acting. So real and life like, one could almost be there too.

Why does he care about the mask, when he wants to end his life anyway? So he wasn't really certain about his choice after all.

The man. Didn't understand Richard was a lost lonely soldier. He just wanted piece from it all the pain. He couldnt enjoy peace with anything because he always felt scared.But luckily he didn't go out that way. I loved Richard.

"What does he fight for?" ... "You're gonna have to ask *HIM*" ... === The Best Ever... 🏴‍☠🏴‍☠🏴‍☠ "These Woods is for seeing what The Birds get up to... These Woods is for LIVING..."

Such a badass only he could kill himself

Watching this now. This scene destroys me. I’ve been there. I still struggle. Richard will always be my favorite character from any show.

Dude this scene is intense this whole episode underrated

The war changed him changed a lot of men true out history

Damn lost my brother to suicide 6 years ago this scene is very profound and so true about life it’s very poetic

Richard is the character that died for nothing. He didn't even belong to the Mafia world.

This is an underrated scene from the series. It just drifts away from the plot and all the rat race and wanders off in the quite woods.

One man who is devalued, forgotten and ignored by society to another man who is devalued, forgotten and ignored by society. One man has lost respect, money and credibility. The other has lost his purpose. Loss recognises loss. But that hobo knows Richard has lost more than he has ever lost. "What does he fight for?" At the end of the day, all you have in the cold, dark woods are your loyalty, your principles and your morals. Great scene.

Harrow was a wonderful character and unfortunately they fucked it up. Had him kill an innocent who wasn't his target and then he dies alone under the boardwalk. He should've got a happy ending with his love, having reformed her father, and raised Tommy to be a good man..........instead Harrow dies and somehow Tommy turns into just another dummy with a gun who kills Nucky. There's a reason I hate finales, because rarely are shows ever closed out the right way and good or amazing writers just seem to fuck it all up at the end.

I didn't like the scene where Richard wipes out the entire mansion of thugs. To me it's messege was something like: If You are ugly, You can be loved only If You accomplish something extraordinary in some respectable field. Richard deserves it because he is a caring, polite and loyal man who is broken by worldwide tragedy, and for these feats alone he deserves happines, not because he is some kind of ww1 John Wick

They weren’t hobos xD

My favorite character..I can relate to him

I'm currently watching this show and just finished this scene. That dude is the hardest character in this whole series, and his role lasts 5 minutes. What he says to Richard is some of the realist shit I've ever heard.

This is the same dog you rescue from the trap and he helps you later in Resident Evil 4

This scene is one i can heavily relate to

Never saw this show and I’m crying what a absolutely powerful scene ugh

Homeless people in the 1920s: feeding dogs, giving words of encouragement to suicidal veterans Homeless people in 2020s: smoking fentanyl off tin foil they stole from Walmart, masturbating in the street

A scene can be so beautiful that has absolutely no score with it. Dude I may have to rewatch this show. For the third time now lol.

They're not hobos they're on a hunt. The old guy literally says he's going home(back to town) and the young guy says he'll sleep out.

Beautiful scene. Subtext and subtlety was everything. Bringing attention that Richard is the dog, and stating that the dog keeps fighting brings everything home. The man says to Richard that the woods are for "living" and remind him that as a soldier and a person he has a responsibility to keep on fighting. Even when fighting seems pointless and all hope is lost, you keep on fighting soldier.