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* BrickJoke: A particularly sad one. Shortly after Hendry joins the gang, he asks Billy if he can have a nickname. Billy jokingly says that until he does something to earn one, he's "just plain ol' Hendry." After Doc and Chavez's deaths, Billy tries to dub him, but Hendry, by now having realized the life of an outlaw isn't all it's cracked up to be, refuses.
-->'''Billy:''' "Buckshot George". That's your name. Buckshot George.\\
'''Hendry:''' ...My name is Hendry William French.\\
'''Billy:''' (''*near tears*'') It's a good name. Good name.
-->'''Billy:''' "Buckshot George". That's your name. Buckshot George.\\
'''Hendry:''' ...My name is Hendry William French.\\
'''Billy:''' (''*near tears*'') It's a good name. Good name.
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* ButForMeItWasTuesday: Pat Garrett has an establishing moment when he finds a helpless enemy who says he knows him. After Garrett asks what the man's name is, he identifies himself as "Travers, from Tula Rosa". After Garrett thinks about this for a moment, he admits he has no idea who the man is and coldly executes him.
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* ButForMeItWasTuesday: Pat Garrett has an establishing moment when he finds a helpless enemy who says he knows him. After Garrett asks what the man's name is, he identifies himself as "Travers, from Tula Rosa". After Garrett thinks about this for a moment, he admits he has no idea who the man is and coldly executes him.
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* ScreamingWarrior: {{Subverted}}. When the outlaws are seemingly cornered, Chavez appears to launch his horse at a cliff with a Navajo battle cry. The rest of the horses are apparently spooked and also go over the edge, carrying the riders. To everyone's surprise, they are all unscathed and uninjured, including the horses, allowing them to escape from Garrett and his posse. Afterwards one of the other outlaws asks Chavez what the battle cry meant and how the hell did it get the horses to do that. Chavez gives him a wry look and tells him that he was telling the horse "Stop!"
