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Clint Eastwood pulled off the same trick a few years later in Sergio Leones western remakeA Fistful of Dollars.
Or at least without one of them knowing.
Im fighting 400 years of history, Loy tells him.
Im fighting a mindset.
Loy likes to monologue, but hes not just talk.
But not just yet.
Thing is, Jostos not that sure its to his advantage to rescue his brother.
news that Gaetano has been taken hostage.
Later hell explain his thinking to Ebal, saying, My brothers a tornado.
A tornado crashes by you, dont go after it.
Logical as that sounds, however, it seems like Gaetano is his tornado to chase.
So what does all this mean to Odis?
A lot of trouble.
Would that it were so simple.
Its a war not everybody wants.
And Calamita suggests Gaetano would rather die than be traded.
Say what you will of Loys methods, at least he seems to maintain a clear chain of command.
Josto may not have chosen his child killer wisely.
Antoon wants to follow orders, but he has a tender heart.
He sends Rabbi back to HQ, but rouses his suspicions in the process.
It doesnt matter, though.
After shirking Jostos orders, he takes out the would-be assassin, rescues Satchel, and lams it.
OK Then!
RIP Antoon, we truly hardly knew ye.
He got there, only to die on a cloudy day.
Ethelrida doesnt get that much to do, but her past actions play a major role.
Oraetta is able to play it off as the work of a jealous former co-worker, butsheknows its origins.
Deafy doesnt get that much to do either.
But hes waiting, and watching, and he has Odis number even if the Jostos dont.
Will we ever see downstairs at Joplins?
