Longorio's Vanity and Collapse in Mexican Power Play
In a tense scene from a Mexican setting, Longorio extols himself, manipulates Alaire, and confronts rivals as his danger and ambition spiral. After Alaire and Father O'Malley depart, Longorio erupts in a violent breakdown smashing objects and cursing saints, drawing curious soldiers nearby.
A Grateful Peon Guides a weary trio to shelter
Alaire and Dave plus Father O'Malley reach the Garcia home after a tense night ride. The couple's marriage is discussed as they hide from danger and seek food and rest. Juan Garcia welcomes them, while Juan and Inez express relief and vow to aid their guests as local tensions rise amid recent American violence.
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Dave
la Feria
Dolores
Alalre
Father O'Malley
Iongorio
Alaire
Alar
O'Malley
Rio Negro
Cirtus
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Jon
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Ahr
Juan
Senora
Juan Garcia
Inez
Ieaven
Juanite
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Jonesville
Enterprising Juanito Delights Alaire With Gifts
Ines hosts guests with tidy meal and warm hospitality. Juanito, inspired by his parents, courts Alaire with bold gifts including a cigar-box wagon his father made, a blue bottle, a rusty Mexican purse, and a display knife missing blades showing a bullfighter photo through a hole in the handle. The scene ends with the promise of continuation next week.
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Ines
Juanito
Alaire
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