#1 - in the beginning the whore was being cut up by some man. I thought it was the sheriff's man, but who was it?
#2 - Eastwood and Morgan left their farms for money? Were they poor farmers?
#3 - Who was the man that Eastwood killed in the cabin?
Sorry, but I got the players all mixed up, I couldn't keep track of who was who?
#1. Quick Mike from the Bar-T was the one that did the cutting. He was not one of Little Bill's boys.
#2. No they weren't poor but they weren't well off either. Eastwood did mention that he needed the money, so I think it was to supplement his current income.
#3. If you are referring to a cabin, Quick Mike was hiding out there with some body guards. The Scofield Kid shot him three times while in the outhouse.
OK thanks. I thought that Quick Mike was one of the deputies under Gene Hackman. Because Hackman let him get away with only paying with a horse.
It got a bit muddled for me. Until the end, then I realized that Gene Hackman basically "owned" the town.
It got a bit muddled for me. Until the end, then I realized that Gene Hackman basically "owned" the town.
Is very bad to steal Jobu's rum. Is very bad.share
#2 - Eastwood was poor. The kid mentions, "You don't look so prosperous" when he tells Eastwood the offer. And his comment is consistent with the run-down appearance of the Eastwood's cabin, farm, and clothing etc. The way Eastwood was falling down when trying to move the pigs suggests that he's having trouble working the farm too.
Also - Eastwood wouldn't go through with killing more people after he just went 11 years without it, specifically because of his wife. Just chasing the bounty shows that he really, badly needed that money.
As for whether Morgan / Ned is poor --- it's unclear. He didn't look so poor as Eastwood was, so he may have gone out of friendship to Eastwood. Remember that Ned is the one who left early, renouncing his share of the money. That would hint that Ned wasn't so poor.
Totally agree. Will is clearly struggling on the pig farm, and the *only* reason he would do something that Claudia wouldn't like, such as kill two men for hire, was desperation.
Dude if you miss those basic details you miss the entire movie and i dont know what use is going to be someone explain that to you
You need to watch the movie, not an explanation
Sounds like he watched the movie while doing something else, like working on a computer - something I'm often guilty of.
It's The Wizard of Oz. Our party of players embark on the Yellow Brick Road looking for what they lack. The killer who lost his nerve, the gunslinger who needs better vision, the lion who needs courage, etc.
Other than the last 10 minutes, I don't value this movie much.