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Masakari
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Reminds me of a hilarious bit of woke retardation in history the last few years.
When the Spanish where first exploring Mexico some wrote about a large tower made out of human skulls. Of course the Spanish didn't have nice things to say about discovering the unimaginable amounts of human sacrifice the Aztecs where partaking in.
Flash forward to modern woke history and retarded woke historians say what the Spanish wrote about back then is nothing more than outlandish racist ramblings meant to disparage the poor indigenous people. No evidence of anything the Spanish wrote, just pure colonial xenophobia.
Until during an excavation in Mexico a tower of skulls exactly as described by the Spanish was discovered;
Aztec tower of skulls turns out to be no myth
Described in the 16th century by Spanish soldiers, the temple of Huitzilopochtli has come to light.arstechnica.com
The woke historical depictions are probably a compromise to allow Taylor Sheridan to get these shows made and streamed. Just ruins the vibe.
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Aldarion
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Now how's she supposed to survive this?
Only thing I can think of - not because its a good idea or a realistic idea, but because its the specific flavor of nonsense this show loves - some Injuns are gonna come prancing over the snow like Legolas in LOTR and rescue her ass but then treat her very respectfully and deliver her to super cowboy.
That, or super cowboys train just happens to pass through that valley and stops in the middle of nowhere to pick her up.
Its a dumb show but I wanna see how dumb they have to get to wrap it all up. Not hate watching per se, more like LOL watching.
Only thing I can think of - not because its a good idea or a realistic idea, but because its the specific flavor of nonsense this show loves - some Injuns are gonna come prancing over the snow like Legolas in LOTR and rescue her ass but then treat her very respectfully and deliver her to super cowboy.
That, or super cowboys train just happens to pass through that valley and stops in the middle of nowhere to pick her up.
Its a dumb show but I wanna see how dumb they have to get to wrap it all up. Not hate watching per se, more like LOL watching.
Cad
scientia potentia est
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0% chance she survives this in the real world. Also 0% chance someone just drives off into the wilderness without a thought of reaching the next fuel stop, but here we are.
Downhammer
Vyemm Raider
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I wouldn't say 0% chance in the real world. When she woke up it was generally clear weather which means all the locals will be out and about. That isn't bad weather for them, just weather, so they get on with their lives. I know it feels like rural areas are empty but even in remote rural areas if you're on a main road you wouldn't wait too long to have someone come across you. Just look at all the traffic between Paradise Valley and Livingston in the show, even in shitty weather. My guess for the show is the car is just over the rise from Sheridan which coincidentally is on the Sioux Falls to Livingston route (today's I-90) that Spencer is on.
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I guess it really depends where they are, which of course they don't show. What alarms me is that apparently the guy fell down and died like 50 feet from the car, suggesting they are completely unprepared for how cold it was. Which is weird since they are from Chicago where it gets cold as shit.
All we know about this family is that one of them makes it. Alexandra could die and Spencer could die, and the father of John Dutton could be the kid in Emma's belly, or it could be the kid in Alexandra's belly, or Alexandra could die and Spencer remarries and has another kid that is the father of John Dutton. Alexandra is not safe, lots of people have died and it appears these shows are more like tragedies than a story of a family overcoming.
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BrutulTM
Good, bad, I'm the guy with the gun.
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I agree. I'm guessing they meet up in Sheridan making the stakes even higher when they get to the station in Livingston. The idea that they just drove blindly into the storm after being told that there were no gas stations is pretty preposterous as is the idea that the other two froze to death while she slept comfortably in the back seat just because she had one blanket and she didn't wake up when they ran out of gas and he decided to try to go for help.
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