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Rust Cohle
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Rust Cohle
Rust Cohle is a very talented and hard working detective. While being a talented detective he is also battling many issues regarding his family. Cohle carriers a large ledger which he uses to take notes, draw the scene, and sketches. The large ledger has earned him the nickname “The Tax Man”. Rust Cohle makes the audience think that he likes to live alone and cannot hold a relationship for more then a few years.
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