AuthenticM
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Why? There's obviously a good story to be told. It's the equivalent of walking down the street and seeing a 20 dollar bill on the ground. Why not pick it up? It would only add to the narrative.
It's not like that. Hood's past being mysterious is part of the character. Having the audience know nothing about it makes them concentrate on what drives him in the present and what is making him go forward. If his past was suddenly elaborated upon, it would just be something we'd have seen a billion times before anyway (had a troubled youth, his father beat him, etc.).