Tiger Eye Rider Seeks Escape From Family Feud Blood
The Brazos frontier tale follows Bob Reeves known as Tiger Eye who bears a yellow eye. He flees his father Killer Reeves feud culture and shoots Nate Wheeler unintentionally killing him. Tiger Eye then informs Wheeler's widow of the death as Babe Garner condemns Wheeler as a nester before the journey continues.
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Bob Reeves
Brazos
Tiger Eye
Reeves
Pecos
Nate Wheeler
Nate
Wheeler
Stone
Babe Garner
Nester
Kid Takes Vengeance After Nate Wheeler’s Death
In a Texas settler tale, the Kid wrestles guilt after a bungled shot kills Nate Wheeler. He aids the widow, confronts Pete Gorham’s killers, and exacts payback, lighting a tense pursuit as riders close in and the woman clings to her child.
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Nate Wheeler
Wheeler
Buller
The Kid Faces Shooting and Grief After Nate Wheeler
The Kid carries Nate Wheeler’s body to a cabin bed while Wheeler’s wife questions the killer. Riders arrive with news of a meeting at Hans Becker’s place and the need to move the surviving family before Poole’s threat.
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Nate
Babe Garner
Johnny
Wheelers
Hans Becker
Fragmentary script notes tease personal remark and future ads
Fragmented lines hint at a personal remark and a plan to read ads next week in The Assay. The snippet references a person named Pete and mentions earmarking a detail, suggesting a casual, informal communication.
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Pete
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Rolfe Eee
F. A. Johnson
Carl J. White
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Robert Bruce
State Savings Bank
Abe M. DE Vaal
Rogolfe
L. M. Graham Veterinarian
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da. W. B. CaLowett
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