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The sheriff of Terrell County, Texas, and protagonist of the novel, Ed Tom Bell struggles to adapt to a changing world where senseless violence, greed, and corruption have become the norm.
Bell, fifty-seven, is the sheriff of Terrell County who values justice, morality, and honesty. He enjoys a close relationship with his wife of more than thirty years, Loretta, and seems to have a job he relishes, good relations with his colleagues, and an important role in his community.
Ed Tom Bell is the deutragonist turned final main protagonist in No Country For Old Men. He is an aging sheriff of a small town in Texas. While attempting to acclimate himself to the changing viciousness of modern crime, (he gives a monologue on the subject; in both the book and the movie), he...
Sheriff Ed Tom Bell: El protagonista principal de la historia. Un veterano de la Segunda Guerra Mundial que está a cargo de la investigación de los asesinatos ocurridos en el intercambio de drogas. Bell tiene problemas para enfrentar la magnitud de los crímenes que intenta resolver. Sus memorias sirven como parte de la narración de la novela.
Sheriff Bell knows the futility of fighting, and he suffers from it. The level of sheer evil Bell encounters escalates quickly in this book. The first time we see Bell, he's talking to a woman about getting a cat from a tree. Before we know it, he's trailing Chigurh, who leaves numerous bloody bodies in his wake. What's the point of it all?
Sheriff Ed Tom Bell . The sheriff of Terrell County, Texas, and protagonist of the novel. At fifty-seven, Bell serves as the sheriff of his community and feels responsible for keeping people safe. To him, the world is changing in ways he can’t keep up with.
In No Country for Old Men, it's pretty clear to me that Anton Chigurh (played by Javier Bardem) and Sheriff Ed Tom Bell (played by Tommy Lee Jones) are, in fact, the same person. Anton is simply personifies the new way things need to be done in order for justice to take place.
