Scenario one, grab the bank
The man made the decision to rob the bank after hesitation. In the face of the chattering boss, the male protagonist impatiently took out a pistol. The seemingly obedient boss was actually prepared, and under the pretext of bending down to take the money, he pulled the trigger of the shotgun prepared at the bottom, and three large holes were punched under the counter. The male protagonist jumped on the counter excitedly and hid. The boss took the opportunity to escape. The man snatched the money on the counter and prepared to slip away, but he was shot by the boss without running a few steps out, fortunately he was not seriously injured. The man could not care about the money bag, climbed up and hid behind the well. When the man wanted to call the horse over and ride away on horseback, the boss unexpectedly took a gun and rushed out with a pot full of pots. The male protagonist panicked and fired several shots only on the pot, and finally was stunned by the boss with the butt of the gun, subdued.
Obviously, despite the hesitation, the male protagonist still made the decision to do evil. The story tells in an absurd way how an evildoer is subdued and transferred to Ariji. This is in line with our concept that evil has evil retribution. No matter how handsome you look, or for desperate reasons or some other reason, evil will not end so easily.
Scene two, the first trial, to being rescued, to being caught
The man woke up to find himself with a rope around his neck, riding on a horse, about to be hanged. The judge explained to him the reasons for his death sentence and asked him what he wanted to say. The man said that the bank boss won is not glorious. This amounts to nonsense, and you rob the bank even more disgracefully. Then, someone in the firing squad wanted the man to give him the horse before he died, and the other wanted the same. The man said that he did not want to give to anyone. People said he was too selfish. From the perspective of a bystander, it is true that the person who is going to die does a good thing before he dies, and it is indeed right to avoid disputes between the living. But from the perspective of the deceased, he has the right to choose to say no, which is also understandable. Then things changed, and the natives came in droves, killing several members of the execution team. The chief pretended to be serious and came over, but only frightened the horse under the crotch of the man, smiled and left. The westward expansion of the United States did promote the development of its power, but the local natives in the west suffered, the land was seized by the white race, and the people were brutally killed to the point of extinction. It's unfair, but it can't be fought. The man who was left here alone was almost strangled to death because the horses were hungry and wanted to eat grass. At the last moment, the man saw the cowboys driving the cattle not far away, and he did not hesitate to send a distress signal. The cowboy broke the rope with a gun and saved the man. The man helped the cowboy to catch the cow as a sign of gratitude. Cowboy said that he had hired two people to drive cattle before, but he ran away because the other party could not bear the hardship, and he hoped that the male owner could accept the employment to help him drive cattle. Just when the male protagonist was hesitating whether to agree, another wave of law enforcement teams came from afar. The cowboy saw that the situation was not good, and directly slipped away, leaving the male protagonist with a confused face. Apparently, this cowboy turned out to be a cow thief, and every word he said was a lie.
Scene three, the second trial
The man was taken to the summary court by one of the law enforcement officers. The judge asked two questions, and the male protagonist was preemptively answered by the law enforcement before he could speak, because he believed that the male protagonist was a cattle thief. The judge decisively sentenced the male protagonist to hanging.
Scenario four, execution
The male protagonist and three other people were sent to the gallows together, the people next to him cried and cried, and the male protagonist smiled and asked him: The first time? The other side was stunned. The male protagonist scanned the audience under the stage, suddenly saw a beautiful lady, and sighed: How beautiful! He was then hanged.
The male protagonist who should be hanged for the crime of robbing the bank is unwilling and slyly argues that the bank boss has won disgracefully. The male protagonist, who was mistaken for stealing cattle and was sentenced to death, did not complain, smiled and walked to the execution ground to accept the trial of fate. What a irony. The male protagonist originally had no pursuit, so that he would rob the bank with his life. In the end, the male protagonist saw the goal of beauty and pursuit, but was immediately hanged. What a irony. Although the film is absurd, it is thought-provoking.