Django - Betrayal and Consequences in Django's Narrative
Hugo: [Miguel hands him a Bowie knife]
Tried to get away, eh? You should have known better, amigo. You’re a spy for Major Jackson, aren’t you? You tell everything you see, and everything you hear… ah… that’s why you’ve got such big ears, I guess. Well, we know just what to do with ears such as yours… don’t we, muchachos?
Jonathan:
No… no, no!
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Django - Blame and Accusation in the Saloon
Jonathan: [pointing accusingly at María]
Why, it’s because o’ her! I tell yer, she’s the one who brought this on us! She’s the incarnation o’ sin an’ evil!
Saloon Girl #2:
He’s absolutely right. It’s your fault if we have to get out of here. The men won’t come to town anymore, and we’ll starve!
Saloon Girl #1:
Oh, you shut up! Why are you trying to blame everything that’s happened to poor María?
Jonathan:
She’s right to blame her; she’s the cause of all of it, d’ya hear? She’s evil, and brings sin and trouble wherever she goes!
Saloon Girl #1:
And you’re a fine one to talk! You ought to be ashamed of yourself, dressed like that and going around with a Bible in your hands!
Saloon Girl #3:
Well, listen to her, willya? Who do you think you are?!
Jonathan:
Why the devil are you two women fighting?! It’s her that brought disaster!
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