>One that he never apologized for while he was alive.
Yeah because he was DEAD, while the others were still alive
>A very, very small chance and he didn't get that money. His wife raised a child in poverty both before and after her husband's death.
Of course because his best friend killed him and stole his music to get himself rich and famous, Hector never had a chance
>Not a substitute for parenting. Writing letters to a small child isn't being there, especially when it's in the middle or right after of the fucking Mexican Revolution.
He wasn't away from his family for that long, which I'm still not getting why the wife was so fucking mad. He got home sick and decided to come back but got killed.
>As far as she knew, he choked to death or didn't hear at all. De La Cruz got to tell the narrative. From the way the movie went, I'd assume that she never heard from him and assumed that he'd have vanished.
Yes that makes sense, perfectly understandable
>Wife is pissed that she's due for a life of hardship and children and grandchildren hear that anger.
And again, before knowing the truth that's perfectly understandable!
>He still abandoned them and shouldn't have left in the first place and shouldn't have put his trust in a psychopath. She was 100% justified in hating him and she got over it anyways. Hector was being selfish and realized and apologized for it. He did it too late, but she eventually accepted it.
FUCK NO, he didn't "abandon" them, he was there during Coco's birth and left when she was a small child. Hector had TALENT, which would've put his family from poverty towards richness. How is that abandoning them?! Plus he didn't know that his best friend would kill him out of the blue, this wasn't some total stranger. Plus why oh WHY, couldn't this bitch of a wife just think of the bigger picture and apologize for her mistakes too. None of her shit was justified. She's a cunt, while Hector was made as some punching bag little wuss.