One scene that has really stuck with me, Eddie Marsan is in the house or flat of the man in his last case, there is a small stack of books in place of a broken chair leg, when he gets to the daughters house there is also a stack of books under a broken chair. He does not say anything but just looks at it. Wonderful.
shareYes - a nice touch. Like father; like daughter, in dealing with broken chair legs - lovely. And then he smiles at the dog, as if he thinks the dog is judging him!
"Look at it this way; in a hundred years who's gonna care?"share
Also a deep meditation on broken lives. Few things as symbolic as a broken chair that somehow has not been rubbished. Compare it to the solid, confident way the solid, confident blind man is seated in his room when May visits him.
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