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Whether you're a fan of Books on Jackec Rice Or the massively popular series "Reacher" of Prime Video, no doubt wonder at times how the character manages to catch so many debacles, conspiracy and general uncertain situations. On the literary side, there are now 29 Jackack Ricer novels, as well as a collection of short stories, which means that the titular character has managed to catch up in bad luck and trouble - to use the title of the 11th book in series - literally tens of times.

With three seasons of "Reacher", we have also seen a former military police officer, involved in an unusual scheme three times in a row, preventing a small town conspiracy, killing the man responsible for inflicting his former team members and demolishing an international weapons dealer. With Season 3 of Reacher breaking a huge record for watching videoThere will surely be a lot more to come, and Season 4 "Reacher" It's already green, so we'll definitely see that Alan Richson's Starvalet is back at least one more round.

But the question remains: how does Reacher continue to engage in such situations? Well, part of it is related to its size, which is a defined characteristic of character and print and screen. A man with "six packs like cobblestone city street, chest as a suit of NHL armor, biceps as basketball and subcutaneous fat such as Klenex's tissue", as described in books, will always attract attention. But another part of the answer comes down to his periphetic lifestyle, which he sees constantly moving from city to city, encountering all the new opportunities for problems in every new station of his infinite nomadic odyssey.

For the author Lee Det, this aspect was not always the most obviously attractive element of the character, but more people came out than they would think they were free and out of the network like Jackec Rice.

Jackec Reeker travels so much that he even traveled to other franchises. Bedger crossed into the world of "bones" At one point, and He even joined with Will Trent by A popular series of Karin Slayer's books. Neither the crossover seemed, nor, nor, because Reacher was constantly on the go and could find himself caught in Brennan's temper or the latest trent's mystery with ease. This nomadic element of the character has become one of its defined features, with fans that seem to resonate with the idea of leaving everything behind and traveling the world with only a pair of clothing and toothbrush. But Lee Did certainly weren't sure that such a thing would appeal to everyone when it first wrote Reacher that way.

During the discussion between the child and Steven King (through Forum network of GBH) to publish Jackec Ricer's 20th novel, "Make Me", The theme of the lifestyle of the character appeared. King revealed that it was one of his favorite aspects of the character, saying that what he really admires Reacher is his lack of physical property. "He has no credit cards," Maestro told Horror. "He wears cash, he has no cell phone - 21st -century slaves - he has no suitcase, he has one set of clothes and has one possession he carries with him and it's a toothbrush." It's all true, but as the child confirmed, Reacher had to start carrying an ATM card "because people said it was unrealistic, (how) after 11.09. You can't do that phone banking."

For King, there is something very attractive to such a minimalist lifestyle, and the child has agreed, although the author seems initially considered to be accepting a purely male fantasy by writing to Reacher that way. "I used to think it was a male fantasy, to be honest, the idea of not having obligations and having no obligations and not having responsibilities," he said. "But it turns out, anecdotal, to be an equally imaginable woman, they would just like to go farther and be elsewhere tomorrow with nothing to tie them."

Interestingly, it seems that women have been more integral to create a Jackack Reacher than you expect, as he is supposedly a male fantasy for walking. As a child continued to explain during a discussion with Steven King, he partially designed Reacher's ascetic lifestyle as a result of the work of two women's writers. Specifically, the ness of the character for wearing a series of clothing for days has been, in the words of children, "rigorously rational" choice for him to make his lifestyle, which was inspired by mysteries writers Sue Graphton - author of Kinsey Millhon "Alphabet Series" - and Sara Paritky - author of VI books by Worshavski. According to the child, these two writers "really changed the genre of mystery in a great way", in particular, according to his assessment, by adding a sense of realism.

This was not necessarily realism in terms of detective work, but in terms of many quidit aspects of everyday life. As the child said, Graphton and Parestic characters "had friends, had neighbors, ate, cooked, had money problems." This, it seems, was what inspired Reacher's minimalist wardrobe. It was a logical film, as the child saw, for Reacher to have a pair of clothing on his travels, to the extent that the author was "totally surprised that someone ever noticed it". Someone who must have noticed that it is Alan Richson, who revealed the funniest thing for Reacher He was going through racks just to find one or two clothes that make achievements all season.