What happened at the end in the film No Country for Old Man?

After spending much of No Country For Old Men following Moss (Josh Brolin) as he tries to stay one step ahead of Chigurh (Javier Bardem), the character is shockingly killed offscreen by assassins. Chigurh later recovers the money Moss stole and, true to his earlier threat, comes to kill Moss’ wife Carla Jean.

Where is Chigurh hiding?

In Cormac McCarthy’s brilliant source novel, Chigurh hides in a car in the motel parking lot as Bell arrives and examines the room. Chigurh watches Bell intently, until the Sherriff drives off. But Bell knows better.

What does the end of no country mean?

She insists that the coin has nothing to do with it, and Chigurh responds “I got here the same way the coin did.” The world as Chigurh sees it is something he needs to impose some form of order on. He believes in rules, to the point that he can only let fate decide things so much before it starts to drive him mad.

What happens to Anton Chigurh at the end of the novel?

Chigurh’s fate By the end of the film we feel that even if other characters manage to hurt him, they can’t stop him. But Chigurh is brought low in the final minutes, not by a bullet, but by a car accident that breaks his arm and leaves him bloodied and hobbled in the middle of an Odessa neighborhood.

What is Anton Chigurh’s weapon?

Like wet stones.” His signature weapon is a captive bolt stunner, which he uses to kill his victims and also as a tool to shoot out door locks. He also wields a sound-suppressed Remington 11-87 semiautomatic shotgun and pistol (as well as a TEC-9 in the film adaptation).

Why does Anton Chigurh use a bolt gun?

The fact that Chigurh uses the bolt gun to kill his victims speaks to his conception of human beings as no different than animals. The bolt gun was also developed as a tool that limits the chances of mistake in the slaughter of cattle.