He came to the United States from Scotland to the United States, passed through the Indian tribes without dying, encountered robbery and did not die, did not die when the flood came, and finally met his lover, who gave him a shot, sprinkled salt on his wounds, and was kissed by other men in front of him. He used all his strength to help his lover solve the last enemy, and then cut off his breath. This is the life of Jay, the male protagonist of "Western Slow Tone", and the most tragic Western male protagonist in history is none other than him. What the hell is going on? Listen to the editor to give you a slow talk.
Jay is a Scottish aristocratic young man, 16 years old, he has a clear eyebrow, if nothing else, will certainly be a member of the upper class in the future. However, he falls in love with Rose, the daughter of a farmer. His family must not have agreed, sending his uncle back to Jay, who was a guest at Rose's house. Because of the slap on Rose, he was pushed down by Rose's father. Unfortunately, Jay's uncle hit a stone in the head when he fell to the ground, and he cried out for his life. Rose and her father fled to the United States, where they retreated in a forest called the Silver Ghost in the west. Jay can't leave her lover, so she brings a copy of Ho! For the West Go West to Die" travel guide embarked on the road to find a lover.
In a forest, Jay encounters several warlords pursuing an Indian. After encountering Jay, the leader of the warlord sent his men to continue the pursuit and killing, and he stayed behind to interrogate Jay. Jay confesses that she is from Scotland and is a descendant of the famous Menbuskas family. At this time, a masked man descended from the sky and killed the military master. It turned out that these people in military uniforms were some local robbers and murderers pretending to kill Indians. In the face of Jay, a 16-year-old Scottish boy who has no experience in the jianghu, they just beat the rabbit in the grass and grab it with their hands. The big man called himself Silas, a professional bodyguard, and asked Jay to pay another $50 after escorting him all the way to his destination. Jay had no choice but to pay.
When the two passed a grocery store, they encountered a husband and wife robbery, the man and the shop owner were killed at the same time as the shop owner, and the woman was shot by Jay, who was hiding behind the curtain to change clothes, while robbing Silas. As they left the grocery store, they found the couple's two children waiting outside. Jay put down some groceries for them and followed Silas on.
Jay, who leaves alone because of the feeling that Silas is rude and cold-blooded, meets the travel writer Werner. They learned about each other, one was a well-educated Scottish aristocrat cream boy from childhood, and the other was a travel writer with rich experience and elegant manners, and the two could not help but feel sorry for each other. Werner invited Jay to accompany him, and he readily agreed. Overnight, however, Werner took Jay's horses, luggage, and coats with him, leaving him only one egg. When Jay wants to eat eggs to fill his hunger, he finds that the eggs are actually raw. At this moment, ten thousand grass and mud horses ran through Jay's heart.
When Jay is desperate and ready to eat poisonous mushrooms from the wild, Silas appears and brings back his stuff. Humiliated, Jay gives all the money to Silas, hoping he will get himself to his destination alive. After Silas got the money, the two continued on their way.
In another grove of woods, they met Payne, an old acquaintance of Silas. Payne is a well-known bounty hunter who works with his accomplices to find Rose and his father and kill them to earn a $2,000 bounty. Silas kept Jay in secret, just to reassure him. At night, when torrential rain hit, their guns were gone and their clothes were all wet. Jay came up with an idea to tie the rope between their two horses and hang their clothes on top to dry. On reaching a grove of trees, they encounter Payne and his gang who have followed. Silas tells Jay that the woods are silver ghosts that can be crossed to reach their destination.
After passing through the forest, a wooden house appeared in the distance, and Jay recognized it as Rose's home. Silas tells Jay that Rose and his father are murderers with government bounties, and that Payne's gang came for them, and that Silas had to tie him to a tree in case Jay was in danger. At this time, a lone bounty hunter hides in a wheat field and kills Rose's father, Silas rushes to the cabin to inform Rose to evacuate quickly, and is hit by the lone ranger and falls to the ground. Payne's gang then appeared, killing the Lone Ranger and then shooting wildly at the wooden house. Rose picks up a shotgun and joins kotori, an Indian lover hiding in his house, against Payne's gang. During the exchange of fire, Jay breaks the rope and appears behind Rose, who thinks the robbers turn around and fire a shot before continuing to fight with the people outside. Kotori transformed into an Indian warrior and kissed Rose, all of which Jay saw in his eyes, and the pain in his chest at this time did not know whether it was the pain of a gunshot wound or the pain of heartbreak. However, what hurt even more was that a jar of salt above him was shattered, the salt spilled down to cover his wounds, the chest was shot, and Jay, who was bleeding from the heart, was flooded with salt and pumped.
The Indian warrior Kotori fired a rocket (an arrow with fire) at the wheat field, and the wheat field burst into flames, forcing the robbers to have nowhere to hide, and they were killed, and Kotori was killed. When everything was calm again, Rose was attracted to Jay's moans behind her. Rose burst into tears of emotion when she found the 16-year-old fool, but then the bandit leader Payne pushed the door in, and Rose, who had his back to Payne, handed the pistol to Jay and kissed her on the cheek. Jay killed Payne with the last bit of strength. However, this is not the end, and Silas, who was shot, appears and tells Rose Jay of his love for him. Then she lived a peaceful life with her and an orphan left by two couples in the grocery store. The orphans were brought all the way by Payne's gang, and as for why they were brought, maybe they were originally in the same group, and maybe they wanted to sell them for some money. Of course none of this matters.
That's the end of the story. The development of American civilization was accompanied by barbaric conquests and brutal killings. As the travel writers in the film put it: a race dies out, their culture is banished, their land is renamed, and then they appear in myths and legends. The first half of this film can be said to be bland and tasteless, and the pace of the narrative is so slow that people are sleepy, but the more you feel that the first half is boring, the more you feel that the climax is full of excitement, which is a very good Western. Favorite friends can download to enjoy.