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it works on 2 levels:
>you don't know if Moss is actually going back to save that guy. it's very possible he just fathoms the deep shit he's put himself into with the cartel and realizes he left an eyewitness who's seen his face at the crime scene. he is possibly going back simply to make sure the mexican has died and can't ID him.

>if he is actually going back to save this guy to leave no man behind, creates a narrative parallel with Ed Tom Bell's origin story where he feels tremendous guilt and insecurity over leaving his comrades to die in WWII to german shellfire which is why he's always comparing himself negatively to his father. the sheriff thinks he dad was a courageous man and wouldn't have done what he did in the war, and now we see what actually happens when you put your life on the line to go back and save someone when the convenient thing is to duck your head and tell yourself there's nothing you could've done

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>I killed hundreds of civilians in Vietnam but I will risk my life for this thirsty Mexican cartel gangster because of Honor or something