The brilliance and ugliness of human nature

Kaylah 2022-12-08 12:04:42

An early American Western with a simple storyline with 8 people. Traveling in the car, an alcoholic doctor, an escaped cowboy, a prostitute who was driven out of town, a gambler, a pregnant officer's wife on a family visit, a liquor salesman, a banker who ran away with money, an escort the sheriff. They have different occupations, identities, and different circumstances, and their fates are tied together by chance. They show the kindness or ugliness of human nature in the face of difficulties and dangers. The bankers who seem to be sanctimonious are despicable people; The doctor with a disreputable reputation is a genius doctor with noble medical ethics and a rejuvenating hand; the notorious escaped prisoner is a chivalrous avenger with courage and courage; and the scorned prostitute is a kind-hearted and selfless help girl; The sheriff who enforced the law like a mountain was moved by the truth, and the extra-judicial benevolence was full of affection. The ending of the story is, of course, punishing evil and promoting good, good is rewarded, and evil has evil.

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Stagecoach quotes

  • Buck: Well all I gotta say is, that he better stay away from that there Luke Plummer. By gosh, Luke's run all'a Ringo's friends outta Lordsburg. Why the last trip there I seen him hit a rancher on the head with the barrel of his gun and, well he just laid it wide open like a butchered steer.

  • Dr. Josiah Boone: Well, now that the danger is past, Mr...

    Samuel Peacock: ...Peacock.

    Dr. Josiah Boone: Ladies and gentlemen, since it's most unlikely we'll ever have the pleasure of meeting again socially, I'd like to propose a toast. Major, Gatewood, Ringo... to your health.