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    Old West Misconceptions

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    One common misconception about the Old West was if it was violent or nonviolent. Because cowboys, Indians, railroad workers, settlers, and soldiers played out their disputes on the Great Plains. Which led to different beliefs if the West was violent or not. So was The Old West really violent? The Old West was located on the Great Plains (The Great American Dessert). It was anything West of Mississippi and was between the early 1860s and 1890s. There were Plain Indians and new players who resided…

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    Tombstone prior to the Earps' arrival is something that history backs up in multiple places. Until the Earps tried to get a hold of the situation in Tombstone, the elderly local sheriff and the corrupt county sheriff practically yielded control to the Cowboy gang. Even when the leader manslaughters the local sheriff, the judge blows off the affair so that no tensions rise. This type of situation was common in multiple parts of the Wild West when some gang was too powerful or a people group was…

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    as long as I can remember. It is also the best compliment I will ever receive. If there is someone I could ever strive to be like it would be Kenneth Lampp. Sitting in his office chair with his white hair brushed back, ready to be hidden under a cowboy hat for the rest of the day. His wrinkles are like deep trenches that hold 84 years of laughter, love, war, and wisdom. You can almost read the history on his face. His eyebrows raise just a tad when he smiles. His smile, which favors his right…

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    High Noon Film Analysis

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    The revisionist western drama begins with cowboys, who look to be “bad”, all meeting up and riding into town, as a gang, on their horses. The film then shows us a man and woman getting married, also finding out the man is a deputy. Will Kane, the deputy, previously locked away Frank Miller, the outlaw, for a crime he was supposed to be killed for. High Noon is filmed in real time, the audience only know as much as the characters because everything is portrayed at the same speed between viewers…

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    The Big Movie Analysis

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    There is a good chance that no one will describe an Indian in jeans, chaps, and a cowboy hat, or in a dress coat and top hat, with shiny leather shoes. This is because, even today, the majority of the population still expect an Indian to conform to their stereotype under the master narrative. Movies haven’t shown Native Americans from any other cultural standpoint. Even when the Indians are paired up with cowboys, they still wear their traditional Indian clothing. Many movies paint half Indian…

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    The architecture present is reminiscent of Roman architecture and the figures in the composition are what appears to represent western cowboys even though such people were not present yet. It is interesting to compare an empire that stood for many centuries to human figures because their difference in historical significance and lifespan. From this we can conclude that the author wants to…

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    Western Film Themes

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    elements. These usually include Indians, cowboy hats,…

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    Cowboys Narrative

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    I woke up on my back in the closet. I heard the old man talking to somebody in the kitchen. Then the guy left, and the old man came into the closet, and he loaded me into his, and took me to Dallas, Texas. He took me into Cowboys Stadium. He told the head coach of the Cowboys that if he don’t…

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    The only human interaction I had in the past 3 days had been with either truck drivers or really scary people that traveled the country in trailers regularly. Here we were, in a foreign land, an unknown territory. I had never seen so many pairs of cowboy boots in my whole life, give or take the actors at Knott’s Berry Farm. Regardless, this is where life had taken me, to a cold desolate state known as Nebraska. I remember as a…

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    Mary’s legacy Sarah goes to A college named Texas State. She belonged to a dorm house on campus. Her friends would go to rodeos every weekend. This weekend her friend Emily begged and begged for her to go. She wasn't into country and cowboys. She went anyways. When she arrived it had just began. THe first rider up was called on. His name was Lane Brown. While he was on the wild bull, Sarah caught his eye. Riders of all went on after. Good ones, bad ones, and even the donut guy. Lane was the…

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