Anton didn't seem stupid, but then he let go of the Poker. The criminal author, whom he beat for two days, tortured with a soldering iron and humiliated. Brilliant) I miscalculated, but where?
@seFAN: It's not even that. Even Kocherga himself, in the car, tried to tell him that. Like, you know what I'm going to do to you. If you let me go, you fool.
- Execution cannot be pardoned. Where should I put the comma? - before "what".
Well, now we can finally make sure that it's Vanya. Once, even the victim recognized him. Of course, they show us that she supposedly recognized him Alive, but it was Vanechka who rolled him.
Vanya, it's very convenient to leak sideways where he is alive. But most likely, he was waiting for Vanya Alive, as he promised him to "figure everything out."
Vanya shot at him so that he wouldn't have time to tell anything.
And Vanya looked at the photo, as if he recognized the girl (brother?).
Well, he also hung around Bokov and Nadia, eavesdropping on the conversation, just before they went "for cigarettes."
I really don't think we'll be shown another 4 episodes if the intrigue is almost dead. Just how another Zlobin is involved in this whole story. Maybe Vanya just killed her, that's why he recognized her in the photo.
@Paramelion: Where do 4 episodes come from when there are 2 left? In one episode, you will come to understand who the maniac really is, in the other, you will be caught. That's the whole answer.
@Paramelion: Yeah, it's all too obvious. No intrigue 🤷♀️ But I will hope that the scriptwriters will not be so simple after all and will turn everything around and wrap it up in a different way. There are two more episodes ahead, and then they poke this Vanechka right in your eyes, well, it's not serious for a series that imagines itself to be a detective/thriller.
@Paramelion: but it seems to me that all this is arranged by a woman who is running around Alive, and he himself helps her out of "love". But Ivan is still inclined to whitewash for the murder of the saleswoman, and in general, the illogic of setting up a Living One. According to your own words, he merges the place of the Living and goes there Sideways to shoot the Living himself. But why? If the target is to kill, he doesn't need it. There were also no guarantees that a Man Alive would take out a gun and give a reason to kill, and without this reason, Bokov would have killed him right there.
In short, I am sure that Ivan is innocent, but he is involved alive, but clearly not as the main organizer of all this.
@Francyzzz: I like the theory with Varya (the expert who). Especially when Bokov asked her, "Did you kill?" and she got into a stupor for a while (allegedly because she was blown away by the question). If you helped her Alive, then everything seems to be working out. But Varya's motives have never been clear at all.
If Varya turns out to be there and everything is logically explained, then respect to the scriptwriters.
@Paramelion: This is definitely not Vanya, in the episode where he and Bokov go to interrogate a woman working in funeral services, someone shot her while Bokov and Vanya are in the frame
@u1699863: Well, the fact that Vanya didn't kill the employee is understandable) This implies an accomplice. But in general, it seems to me that we are specifically inclined to Vanya, so that we can turn a feint with our ears later.)
@an_khv: and they also called this season "Eclipse". Well, according to this logic, there will soon be a "Fisher. Dawn", where Bella and Edward will come and beat up all the maniacs in the neighborhood 😅😂
In the series, only a banner on the floor of the screen was missing with the inscription "VANYA is A MURDERER." At the same time, there is also a bold hint that this is how he dealt with his "wife" every time, but he loves her and he needs to let off steam. But this is some kind of stupidity. It's too corny. And who helped him? He's a loner, he only has 3 addresses. Work, home (wife), whore. And I repeat, he didn't need to arrange a race to the funeral home. He's been calling everyone for a month. He just needed to skip one address. But my favorite for the role of the maniac was even shown again - Denis. I'll still consider him guilty on principle. Because the version with Vanya is too banal and superficial. But I still don't understand how they could have entered the police building, taken the evidence, substituted fingerprints, and even previously obtained and applied fingerprints to the evidence. You still need to know what to do. Only Vanya could do that. Take the prints from the camera and take the evidence after getting drunk/ replace it. Everyone is literally shouting "Vanya" here, but it will be so stupid. But Vitya deceived me, as it turned out, and I even believed him that he had decided to turn in his friend under torture, but he was innocent. Although, maybe he just changed his mind on the spot and pointed to the first person he met instead of a friend. (Denis was sitting in a pub at the time, maybe it was him after all, as I thought)In general, Vitya and/ or his "existing friend" Anton killed his girlfriend trying to write off a maniac, she apparently refused him, but he does not accept refusals.
@lady_kana: That's it, that's it. His wife doesn't have red hair. And not long-haired like all the victims. A prostitute, too, by the way. It's clear that he likes a certain type. Most likely, this is a deception for the viewer. And a thug, yes. He probably killed that girl himself. When she wouldn't give it to him. And I decided to write off the victim as a maniac. And he is most likely connected with the abduction of the girls. Otherwise, how would he have found the girl so quickly when Starshenbaum asked him for help?
@lady_kana: Good question. I don't know. But that's not the only reason why I persist in denying that it's Vanya. Vanya fits everything so well, but only except for some small nuances. We have only 3 or 4 redheads. First of all, Ostrovsky had some kind of portrait of a red-haired woman hanging in his mansion, which he hid. But he's in the bullpen, and the murders continue. The son of the head of the Vdovin sectarians (who was chained up in the basement) is a friend/lover of victim No. 3. But I still think he's the kidnapper, so I crossed him out of the maniacs (because I think the kidnapper and the maniac are different people). Anton is the groom of the bride No. 2, but he was all in search and he was not up to it. And these are the ones for sure, but because of the color correction in the series, I still don't understand if Raikina's sister Sasha is red-haired or not? She has some blonde hair that looks like a blonde, but from some angles it also looks like a redhead. If she's red-haired, then this is Denis, her so-called fiance, whom they want to forcibly marry her.
@Vescero: Raikina's sister is not a redhead I still don 't understand Gleb , the one who 's hanging around the mayor , giving her advice ...the role is for show or else they will tell you about it
@lady_kana: Duck already has no time. There are 2 episodes left. If the narrative is like in the first season, then in the last episode, the maniac will immediately be shown for his atrocities. So, in fact, there is only one episode left to come up with some versions of your own. And even then, most likely, in the next episode they will point even more boldly at the perpetrators. But it's difficult here. The series is shot in such a way that it is not predisposed to independent reflection. Well, that is, just turn on all the episodes in a row and watch something normal, a narrative piece where they hold a pen is quite good. But if you look at how we are now, as the episodes come out and reflect at your leisure, then it's just rubbish. It's like there's no investigation in the series, there's more detective stuff in one episode of Castle than there has been in the entire season. There were no interviews with witnesses, no attempts to identify suspects and where they were, no confrontations, no checks if anyone had an alibi and whether anyone could confirm it. Well, there's nothing. We literally have to guess and sit and figure out how to connect this or that action. If it turns out in the end that this is a political strategist that you mention, then you just have to spread your hands. There was no chance to even guess that he was involved because nothing is known about him at all. Yes, we still don't even know anything about the suspects of the current type of Living. Well, they kind of caught him and that's it, somehow to understand why and why, what motives he had, whether he had an alibi and how he could pull it off, no one is even trying to understand, we have a Side here who says that I will close you for indirect and that's it. "Detective"
@Vescero: Just the same, in the first season, who's the maniac was shown in episode 7. When he brought the boys to the garage. And Bortich got to him in episode 7. And in the 8th it was already found. So, in the next episode, we have to show who's who.
@Vescero: he arranged the whole story with the funeral home in order to frame the Living, so Bokov would obviously believe in his guilt faster - he heard a conversation in the office, the saleswoman was killed with his weapon. Otherwise, all the other evidence against him was completely circumstantial, the prints and opium from the lab were gone, and that's it.
@theteenagewitch: Yes, I've said many times that it sounds good, but there are nuances. It will have to happen again, of course. 1) He didn't need to arrange this race at all, he called everyone for a month, all he had to do was skip the address he needed if he was a murderer (But since you assume a setup, then skip the point) 2) He must have an accomplice in this case because he arrived and went inside with the Side One. Can you tell me the name of the accomplice? How is he connected to him that he kills for him? 3) He should have known that they would answer him there (the hostess would be on the spot) and prepare everything so that the accomplice would also be at the address on time and with a weapon. 4) After the call, he told Bokov in the evening, but Bokov blew up right there and his accomplice could simply not have time and the hostess would have testified who the criminal was, even though Vanya slowed them down all the way. 5) Bokov could have caught his accomplice on the spot. There are too many variables. There are too many chances that everything will go wrong. This is as careless as possible and with huge risks. All he needed was for everything to go smoothly at any moment during this month, he would deal with the mistress of funeral services from the trunk of the Living and that was it. It was enough to get him drunk again and you're done. She can do anything with his fingerprints.
@Vescero: but there are other nuances. When they were driving to the bureau, Vanya first "forgot the protocol" and returned to the department and could have called a possible accomplice, and then he was sick in the car, which gave a head start to a possible "accomplice"
2) I have a theory: Vanya's wife killed the investigator in the funeral home, she somehow guessed that it was him, and decided to eliminate the witness.
Even I'm confused. the one who is looking for his girlfriend, his girlfriend has already been found dead, or the Poker has closed the account for this other girl. It is clear that there are several maniacs. and if something is based on real events, then one maniac is clear who. What a terrible season it is
@zula22: Anton is looking for his girlfriend Vera. She is victim No. 2 who was hung over the well. They were supposed to meet with Vitya and give him the car, but Anton was tied up and Vera went to a meeting with Vita to ask Vitya to help Anton get out. Anton eventually bribed the employee and left on his own, but no one saw Vera after the meeting with Vitya. Until her body was found. At the same time, Vitya had the car. Anton went to Vita asking where Vera was, but he sent him saying that he had given her the money and that he would look for her himself if she had dumped him. They got into a fight, Anton regained consciousness in the hospital and borrowed a bike to continue his search. After a while, he ambushed Vitya at his house, knocked him out and began to torture him. Vitya, under torture, said that he was with a friend who was constantly hanging out with him in a pub and it was a friend who volunteered to let her down and he was the last one to see her. Arriving at the place, Vitya pointed to the first person he met and Anton began to chase him, releasing Vitya.
@Vescero: And the money for driving a stolen car or whatever? thank you so much for the detailed reply. and which Dusia was the cultist talking about in the last episode? which kind of created the asshole. This is a victim with bees, whose father died in the morgue.:
@zula22: Yes, she's victim #3 in the hive. Dusya Voloshina, a friend of the son of the head of the sect Vladislav (Slava) The widow who was locked in the basement of the sect. Who was previously accused of a double murder in another city but could not prove that it was him.
(Bokov is learning French in the series (well, the creators wrote it that way, well, there were a couple of words, don't shout), and I'm English, so there's a ball!)
Such greasy hints are made by the creators of the series, that it's just not necessary to think, they bring everything on a plate. But it seems to me that there will be such a twist that we will all fall into a stupor together (yes, Fischer killed everyone from a prison cell, but why else show him).
Now I still don't understand Anton's role in this to everyone and who got hooked on him, although there is a hunch that this is a Poker man.
The mayor, her son, and Raikina's sister. Well, in the next episode, let something happen there, somehow they will show themselves, it would be possible.
I like the actor who plays Fischer, but God, why is this line at all?…So that we don't forget what Valera looks like, and who is the series named after?
Anton's line is also not very clear: he tried to become a crime boss, walked back and forth and went home without achieving anything (and a sudden traveling companion supposedly would overwhelm him in the next episode) What's what at all.
So, the commentators on the last episode, who began to suspect Vanya, were right, it turns out) If it really turns out to be him, then I hope that his motives will be revealed to us in more detail. Otherwise, he doesn't give the impression of a man with some kind of abnormal behavior/special life drama that would so powerfully raise his roof that he began to kill redheads in sophisticated ways.
@wladzimirowna: maybe he has an accomplice, whose identity will be revealed to us in the last episode, and it will be some kind of twist. But I don't even know, of the existing actors, somehow no one really pulls on a maniac.....
And now I'm thinking about the kidnapping of children. It's like everyone has forgotten about it, it's not very clear if this story has a connection with the murders (besides honey and opium), or if it's still an independent crime.
Finding new parents in the middle of a telethon is the height of cynicism. I would really like to see this bespectacled dinosaur near Marka suspected of murder and accidentally shot during arrest. The actor plays well, every time his character appears on the screen, you want to go to the shower.
People, I'm confused: Denis is the fiance of a pregnant sister, is he not the son of the mayor??? The mayor in this episode says that God did not give her a child, like she does not have children. And then who is Denis to her?))) Or is he nothing to her at all?! Or I didn't understand something...
The kid is an idiot, of course. First, he tortured a criminal boss, then released him, and then decided to take the train to Moscow. It takes a day or more to drive from the south to Moscow. No way by plane? Before the September 11 attacks, cordons at airports, especially on domestic flights, were minimal. 4 o'clock, and you're home.
@mixer1701: He left his passport at the hotel, he couldn't fly without it. They were just showing a hotel employee and how she passes passports to a policeman.
This episode is the weakest of the season so far. Anton is already tired, half of the series is about him, what role does he have in general in the search for a maniac, or just to show a drama, not a good actor, I liked it, convincing, but the plot of the series does not move.
After looking at all the ** Fat** hints about Vanya the maniac, which seemed to be specially made to point out the wrong person, I came up with a brilliant idea: The killer is a female medical examiner, Varya, or whatever her name is, could she have faked all the facts? She could have. Was she aware of everything? Yes. She was at home with a Live One and could see his porn with redheads and after that, out of jealousy, she started killing redheads, she kind of said that she liked him
@Paramelion: Yes, that's the only thing that doesn't add up, but maybe she showed his photo to the victims when she tortured him. If you want, you can come up with a reason.
@Anlyness: And at the beginning of this episode, Bokov asked her: "Did you kill them all? "Kind of as a joke. Varya replied "yes," and Bokov and Vanya laughed. And now I see it as a hint from the scriptwriters)) In general, I really like your version, it will be both interesting and logical)
@Anlyness: It could very well be. Plus, she does her job a little weirdly, as if reluctantly. They often said things like, "Well, you know Varya, it's a long time and she won't want to." Zlobin persuaded her to compare the prints from the gun and the ring. In general, she is strange. And Bokova's question at the beginning of the episode is "Are you killing everyone?"
Some kind of orgy, not a second season. I thought that Fischer would be interacted with like a Camper from Mindhunter, somehow helping to catch the killer. Right there, he just eats pies and stretches the timekeeping 🤦🏻 We wrote about the arch with Anton above. I have to search on autopilot, it's a pity.
But most of all, I can't stand this stupid song in the credits, which is so ridiculously soldered in here that it seems to reflect the entire attitude of the showrunners towards the second season and the audience.
In some dialogues, you just want to tell the character, spit out what you're chewing and say it straight. The living one mumbles and mumbles. No, to say: It's Varya! Or is there that kind of love? Or: it's Vanya! or is there friendship to the grave? So he shot at you, ale... as if they were deliberately pumping and stretching you.
It's so dark. Did they save on electricity during filming, or did the lighting workers go on strike? You're already turning the settings around and it's all the same. 🙄
Stupid season. They pull the cat by one place with these chewy dialogues, and what does Fischer have to do with it?
There are a lot of lines and it is unclear how they will close them all in two episodes. Why is so much time devoted to Anton? Why do he and Vanya have the same last names? Why did Bokov pick up a prostitute? Why are we being shown Fischer other than to justify the name? Why the line with Raikina's pregnant sister and her fiance? Why pay so much attention to Vanya's marital problems? How are the sectarians involved in all this, and what about the man who escaped from the basement? If they somehow manage to reveal everything by the end, I, of course, will be surprised. So far, everything is messy. I can already believe in the version with the maniac Varya, because otherwise its presence in the plot seems superfluous. Well, unless she's needed so that the police can have another expert, still alive and half-dead.
a few years ago, I was so happy that in Russia they learned how to shoot interesting detective stories not in the style of NTV, but something close to Fargo, a real detective - the first Method, Crystal, the first Fisher. But they felt the nerve and almost immediately turned on sweatshops - TV series about maniacs. Fisher 2, Taiga, Inside the Killer, Frozen Ground, Good Man, Whirlpool - equally lean. It seems that you can see that a lot of money has been spent, but there is no soul, there is no spark. Sluggish, boring, faded...
Explain it to me, please. Why does Raikin arrest Bokov in episode 3 and tell him in episode 6 that he should have been removed from the case? Who is more important than the cop or the prosecutor? Is she playing with him or something?
@nikgamerbest: maybe I'm wrong, but since she's the head of the Kurortny city police, and he came from Moscow, she's in charge, because this region is her responsibility, he doesn't have the right to do anything without her consent. Well, their interesting relationship leaves its mark.
@arina_lyubimova: 1. Bokov is from the Prosecutor General's Office, he is clearly above any structure of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, including the department in the "provincial" (please do not be offended) province. 2. The function of the Prosecutor's Office, including supervision of the activities of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, therefore, he can delve into the investigation of the police, control it. 3. As I understand it, he did not come on an official business trip, but for a far-fetched reason (for the leadership). If he were officially, he would have real powers, but otherwise he could have been sent to hell, politely, of course. 4. There are a lot of inconsistencies here - the Mayor and any other head of the municipality has nothing to do with the Interior Ministry, the Interior Ministry is an independent structure. They can't specify anything, and they can't appoint a boss either. According to the realities of life, of course, there are personal relationships (as here) and interdepartmental commissions.
@vanchey: Yes, you're right. The prosecutor's office oversees the police, but, as you pointed out, Bokov's business trip is not entirely official, in fact, they would have managed without him. His uncoordinated antics (hijacking the presenter's car, taking money from a bag of evidence) also add fuel to the fire. Raikina is the image of a strong and responsible boss, for her such actions can be interpreted as undermining her authority, so she tries to punish him for complacency and take a place above him. I don't think many people would like it if strangers came into our house and started dictating their own rules, even if they have more experience🤭 And if Raikina loses control of the city, then the Mayor feels uncomfortable in the conditions of the election campaign. The voters will not elect her for a second term if maniacs appear in the city during her "rule" and she does nothing about it.
@vanchey: the town is small, the mayor may well unofficially rule the structure - and who will forbid it? Another thing is that the relationship between the mayor and the Interior Minister was written off from small towns in the state.
Discussion of the 6 episode of the 2 season Discuss this episode
100but then he let go of the Poker.
The criminal author,
whom
he beat for two days,
tortured with a soldering iron and humiliated.
Brilliant)
I miscalculated, but where?
Even Kocherga himself, in the car, tried to tell him that.
Like, you know what I'm going to do to you.
If you let me go, you fool.
- before "what".
Well, now we can finally make sure that it's Vanya. Once, even the victim recognized him. Of course, they show us that she supposedly recognized him Alive, but it was Vanechka who rolled him.
Vanya, it's very convenient to leak sideways where he is alive. But most likely, he was waiting for Vanya Alive, as he promised him to "figure everything out."
Vanya shot at him so that he wouldn't have time to tell anything.
And Vanya looked at the photo, as if he recognized the girl (brother?).
Well, he also hung around Bokov and Nadia, eavesdropping on the conversation, just before they went "for cigarettes."
I really don't think we'll be shown another 4 episodes if the intrigue is almost dead. Just how another Zlobin is involved in this whole story. Maybe Vanya just killed her, that's why he recognized her in the photo.
In one episode, you will come to understand who the maniac really is, in the other, you will be caught. That's the whole answer.
But I will hope that the scriptwriters will not be so simple after all and will turn everything around and wrap it up in a different way. There are two more episodes ahead, and then they poke this Vanechka right in your eyes, well, it's not serious for a series that imagines itself to be a detective/thriller.
But Ivan is still inclined to whitewash for the murder of the saleswoman, and in general, the illogic of setting up a Living One.
According to your own words, he merges the place of the Living and goes there Sideways to shoot the Living himself. But why? If the target is to kill, he doesn't need it. There were also no guarantees that a Man Alive would take out a gun and give a reason to kill, and without this reason, Bokov would have killed him right there.
In short, I am sure that Ivan is innocent, but he is involved alive, but clearly not as the main organizer of all this.
If you helped her Alive, then everything seems to be working out. But Varya's motives have never been clear at all.
If Varya turns out to be there and everything is logically explained, then respect to the scriptwriters.
And not long-haired like all the victims.
A prostitute, too, by the way.
It's clear that he likes a certain type.
Most likely, this is a deception for the viewer.
And a thug, yes. He probably killed that girl himself.
When she wouldn't give it to him.
And I decided to write off the victim as a maniac.
And he is most likely connected with the abduction of the girls.
Otherwise, how would he have found the girl so quickly when Starshenbaum asked him for help?
I still don 't understand Gleb , the one who 's hanging around the mayor , giving her advice ...the role is for show or else they will tell you about it
When he brought the boys to the garage.
And Bortich got to him in episode 7.
And in the 8th it was already found.
So, in the next episode, we have to show who's who.
1) He didn't need to arrange this race at all, he called everyone for a month, all he had to do was skip the address he needed if he was a murderer (But since you assume a setup, then skip the point)
2) He must have an accomplice in this case because he arrived and went inside with the Side One. Can you tell me the name of the accomplice? How is he connected to him that he kills for him?
3) He should have known that they would answer him there (the hostess would be on the spot) and prepare everything so that the accomplice would also be at the address on time and with a weapon.
4) After the call, he told Bokov in the evening, but Bokov blew up right there and his accomplice could simply not have time and the hostess would have testified who the criminal was, even though Vanya slowed them down all the way.
5) Bokov could have caught his accomplice on the spot.
There are too many variables. There are too many chances that everything will go wrong. This is as careless as possible and with huge risks. All he needed was for everything to go smoothly at any moment during this month, he would deal with the mistress of funeral services from the trunk of the Living and that was it. It was enough to get him drunk again and you're done. She can do anything with his fingerprints.
It is clear that there are several maniacs. and if something is based on real events, then one maniac is clear who.
What a terrible season it is
thank you so much for the detailed reply.
and which Dusia was the cultist talking about in the last episode? which kind of created the asshole. This is a victim with bees, whose father died in the morgue.:
Such greasy hints are made by the creators of the series, that it's just not necessary to think, they bring everything on a plate. But it seems to me that there will be such a twist that we will all fall into a stupor together (yes, Fischer killed everyone from a prison cell, but why else show him).
Now I still don't understand Anton's role in this to everyone and who got hooked on him, although there is a hunch that this is a Poker man.
The mayor, her son, and Raikina's sister. Well, in the next episode, let something happen there, somehow they will show themselves, it would be possible.
Anton's line is also not very clear: he tried to become a crime boss, walked back and forth and went home without achieving anything (and a sudden traveling companion supposedly would overwhelm him in the next episode) What's what at all.
So, the commentators on the last episode, who began to suspect Vanya, were right, it turns out) If it really turns out to be him, then I hope that his motives will be revealed to us in more detail. Otherwise, he doesn't give the impression of a man with some kind of abnormal behavior/special life drama that would so powerfully raise his roof that he began to kill redheads in sophisticated ways.
And now I'm thinking about the kidnapping of children. It's like everyone has forgotten about it, it's not very clear if this story has a connection with the murders (besides honey and opium), or if it's still an independent crime.
I would really like to see this bespectacled dinosaur near Marka suspected of murder and accidentally shot during arrest. The actor plays well, every time his character appears on the screen, you want to go to the shower.
This episode is the weakest of the season so far. Anton is already tired, half of the series is about him, what role does he have in general in the search for a maniac, or just to show a drama, not a good actor, I liked it, convincing, but the plot of the series does not move.
After looking at all the ** Fat** hints about Vanya the maniac, which seemed to be specially made to point out the wrong person,
I came up with a brilliant idea:
The killer is a female medical examiner, Varya, or whatever her name is, could she have faked all the facts? She could have. Was she aware of everything? Yes. She was at home with a Live One and could see his porn with redheads and after that, out of jealousy, she started killing redheads, she kind of said that she liked him
In general, she is strange. And Bokova's question at the beginning of the episode is "Are you killing everyone?"
But most of all, I can't stand this stupid song in the credits, which is so ridiculously soldered in here that it seems to reflect the entire attitude of the showrunners towards the second season and the audience.
as if they were deliberately pumping and stretching you.
Stupid season. They pull the cat by one place with these chewy dialogues, and what does Fischer have to do with it?
I can already believe in the version with the maniac Varya, because otherwise its presence in the plot seems superfluous. Well, unless she's needed so that the police can have another expert, still alive and half-dead.
But they felt the nerve and almost immediately turned on sweatshops - TV series about maniacs.
Fisher 2, Taiga, Inside the Killer, Frozen Ground, Good Man, Whirlpool - equally lean. It seems that you can see that a lot of money has been spent, but there is no soul, there is no spark. Sluggish, boring, faded...
2. The function of the Prosecutor's Office, including supervision of the activities of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, therefore, he can delve into the investigation of the police, control it.
3. As I understand it, he did not come on an official business trip, but for a far-fetched reason (for the leadership). If he were officially, he would have real powers, but otherwise he could have been sent to hell, politely, of course.
4. There are a lot of inconsistencies here - the Mayor and any other head of the municipality has nothing to do with the Interior Ministry, the Interior Ministry is an independent structure. They can't specify anything, and they can't appoint a boss either.
According to the realities of life, of course, there are personal relationships (as here) and interdepartmental commissions.
His uncoordinated antics (hijacking the presenter's car, taking money from a bag of evidence) also add fuel to the fire. Raikina is the image of a strong and responsible boss, for her such actions can be interpreted as undermining her authority, so she tries to punish him for complacency and take a place above him.
I don't think many people would like it if strangers came into our house and started dictating their own rules, even if they have more experience🤭
And if Raikina loses control of the city, then the Mayor feels uncomfortable in the conditions of the election campaign. The voters will not elect her for a second term if maniacs appear in the city during her "rule" and she does nothing about it.