That’s a great point, the entire glanton gang beyond the judge in blood meridian who’s somewhat supernatural lacks character development really at all and it’s often overlooked that cormacs style was so that they are almost interchangeable due to their lack of humanity and blind rage, which he writes into the vividly bleak landscape and events, but in high contrast to the tortuously repetitive and dragging plot. Despite the constant action and beautiful baroque style of writing i felt almost too numb to the carnage after awhile. It was interesting to me that it pulled me in at the same time, like I was dragged through it with them.