Shot Caller

Picking Nits

Alcohol test; extra guns; corrupt guard; Redwood; gun plot; missing cafeteria

In the discussion (6)
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  • Delaying the alcohol test is proposed, with trauma explaining Jacob’s poor judgment; the suggestion remains a character critique, not factual legal guidance. — Chris Ryan
  • Giving extra guns to Kutcher may reflect a broader moral plan, perhaps reforming or dismantling the Brotherhood. — Chris Ryan
  • The leader’s power seems excessively dependent on one corrupt guard, whose higher price or vacation could disrupt everything. — Bill Simmons
  • Redwood’s conflict with the guard feels like missing material referenced without explanation. — Bill Simmons
  • Redwood’s unexplained conflict and the gun deal’s shifting Shotgun/Herman relationships remain confusing. — Chris Ryan
  • A cafeteria scene is conspicuously missing; communal meals could establish alliances, routines and prison geography. — Bill Simmons