In Lester Nygaard's fall from Grace he commits the 7 Deadly Sins:

1. Pride: He had a high opinion of himself and seemed to enjoy the attention he got from when people saw him as a victim, and while he did give sympathy and probably support to Kitty (after framing Chazz) it wasn't out of kindness or compassion it was just to look like the bigger man. Then foolishly forgot how dangerous Malvo was and ended up becoming his next target and as a result put a lot of people in danger and killed.

2. Avarice: He stole Sam Hess's life insurance from his widow Gina Hess and began his own insurance company from stolen money.

3. Lust: He had an affair with Gina Hess, then married Linda Park only for pleasure.

4. Envy: He always had some jealousy towards his younger brother Chazz for always surpassing him.

5. Gluttony: He wanted to be seen as a victim, framed Chazz so he could get away with Pearl's murder not caring about ruining his life or hurting his family, and used everyone around him, like his childhood friend Bill Oswalt the Chief of police for his own gain. He even endangered his 2nd wife Linda and sacrificed her life for his own.

6. Wrath: He punched Chazz, accidently and unintentionally put a hit on Sam Hess in anger. Then framed Chazz to spite him, and while he did have a right to be upset at Molly it was actually and literally his own fault.

7. Sloth: He never took any responsibility for his actions or helped the police find Malvo in anyway, and as a result Malvo was able to hurt and kill people while the police didn't know who he was. As a result, he slow went from a mild-mannered citizen to a full-on villain.

Then when the truth came out, his friends severed their ties to him, and he became a fugitive and in Morton's Fork. Met his well-deserved end.

Did any others commit the 7 Deadly Sins?

Why is there nothing about season 5?

How many think Scotty Lundegaard from the film should have appeared with Tony Denman reprising his role in the series? Maybe the first season where he meets the other characters revealing why the money was buried where it was found, and what happened to him after the movie.

Like Social Services and the Police gave him to relatives and years later or after the events found out what his father did, and severed his ties to Jerry, even punching him in the face.

Remember The Simpsons episode A Serious Flanders? The plot was inspired by the Fargo TV series, but how good of a homage was it? Did they do Fargo proud?

What other works were inspired by Fargo?

Any information on an upcoming 6th season or was season 5 the finale?

Are there some similarities between Lester Nygaard and Breaking Bad villain Walter White. As they both start out as timid, mild-mannered, law-abiding citizens with good (though sometimes undermining) jobs who become involved with crime and they slowly become cruel and dangerous villains, and in the end or finale are exposed for their crimes and the people they hurt or may have set up are vindicated.

Which of Fargo's villains are the worst: Carl Showalter, Gaear Grimsrud, Lorne Malvo, Lester Nygaard, Jerry Lundegaard, Hanzee Dent, V.M. Varga, Josto Fadda, or Roy Tillman, or other?

I know they are all bad, but which are the worst and why?

What other films of the Coen Brothers influenced the series Fargo? What are the themes in Fargo?

The most beautiful woman on Earth, inside and out, if you ask me....

I had heard recently the supernatural was brought into the show, can someone tell me what it is?

So, in Each season and the movie a character ends up getting mixed up with the bad guys intentional and unintentional and then everything goes downhill and out of control and hand? Like in the film, Jerry Lundegaard instead of admitting his mistake and fixing it, hired criminals to kidnap his wife and extort money from his father-in-law to cover up his mistake but the criminals committed murder and the law got further involved. Then in the 1st season Lester Nygard ended up accidently hiring criminal Loren Malvo to kill his former bully, and instead of admitting this to police (the hiring was accidental and unintentional, he had no interest in killing someone, so he would have been let off) he let Malvo get to him and turned into a criminal.

Has that been a theme in Fargo?

The most beautiful woman on Earth, inside and out, if you ask me....

Sorry if it was asked already, but what is the chronological order of Seasons?

I guess S4 is the first, what about others?