@beachgothdotdad@FilmBart Sure but the phrasing makes it sound like “hunting for good will / good will hunting” is a normal turn of phrase and it’s not. Neither is putting “good” in front of someone’s name.
@Dollarydoos_ And iirc the first time he does it after Troy is when he kills the deer/man, and he gives an expression as if he’s debating whether it even matters whether he does it or not anymore.