Denver in How to Get Away With Murder: From Hotshot Prosecutor to Roadkill (Literally)
Todd Denver. Assistant District Attorney. A man with enough hairspray to hold the ozone layer together and a moral compass that spun wildly depending on the size of the bribe. Denver's journey in HTGAWM is a rollercoaster ride that would make even Annalise Keating question her life choices. Buckle up, because we're taking a deep dive into Denver's spectacular rise and even more spectacular demise.
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From Keating Killer to Keystone Kop
Denver starts off with one mission: take down Annalise Keating, the ultimate thorn in his perfectly sculpted side. He throws accusations like confetti, convinced Annalise bumped off everyone from PTA bake sale volunteers to random bystanders. But then, a funny thing happens. Denver gets tangled with the Castillos, a powerful crime family with a penchant for… let's just say unorthodox persuasion methods. Suddenly, Denver's crusade against Annalise takes a backseat to self-preservation.
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Double-Crossing Denver: A Recipe for Disaster
Remember that saying "don't mess with the mob"? Denver clearly skipped that memo. He takes Castillo money, makes shady deals, and basically becomes a human yes-man. But here's the thing about double-crossing: it rarely ends well. Denver, ever the optimist, thinks he can play both sides. He secretly holds onto evidence that could expose the Castillos, all while pretending to be their loyal lapdog. Spoiler alert: it doesn't work.
The Final Curtain (and Car Crash): How Denver Meets His Maker
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Remember that pesky evidence Denver stashed away? Yeah, Jorge Castillo, the Castillo family patriarch with a smile that could curdle milk, wasn't too happy about it. In a move as smooth as a telenovela villain, Jorge gets Denver's car "repaired" with some faulty brakes. The result? A fiery car crash that leaves Denver a crispy critter on the side of the road.
The Takeaway: Don't Be a Denver
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Denver's story is a cautionary tale for anyone who aspires to be a morally flexible prosecutor. Here's what you can learn:
- Don't take candy (or money) from strangers, especially if they're crime lords.
- Double-crossing is a recipe for disaster. There's a reason they call it "crossing" and not "safe passage."
- If your car suddenly starts handling like a runaway shopping cart, get it checked by a mechanic you actually trust.
Bonus: How to Get Away With Murder FAQ
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How to avoid becoming a target for a ruthless prosecutor? Stay squeaky clean, folks.
How to deal with a creepy, controlling crime family? Move to a different state, maybe even a different country.
How to tell if your car has been tampered with? If it sounds like a bag of nails being tumbled in a dryer, that's a bad sign.
How to get away with murder? Honestly, this show doesn't offer any helpful advice. Don't try this at home (or anywhere, really).
How to get over the emotional trauma of watching HTGAWM? Retail therapy, copious amounts of ice cream, and maybe a rewatch of a lighter show (like, say, Paw Patrol).
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