Montana 1948 Quotes Latest 2024 Rated A+

Montana 1948 Quotes Latest 2024 Rated A+ Julian about Gloria (insensitive vocabulary) "Glo might be tiny but she's got enough tit for twins." Julian trying to justify why Frank shouldn't be locked up (crass, insensitive vocabulary) "Screwing an Indian. Or feeling her up or whatever. You don't lock up a man for that. You don't lock up your brother. A respected man. A war hero." David about what his father thought of Marie when he found out about Frank's crimes (rhetorical question with negative connotations) "I knew what he was thinking: She's an Indian - why would she tell the truth?" Wesley's attitude towards Native Americans (listing of negative adjectives) "He was not a hate-filled bigot...Nevertheless, he believed Indians, with only a few exceptions were ignorant, lazy, superstitious, and irresponsible." David trying to rationalise his father's racism "My father did not like Indians. No, that's not exactly accurate...He simply held them in low regard." Len McAuley to David about what it means to be a peace officer (hypophora) "You know what your granddad said it means to be a peace officer in Montana? ... it means knowing when to look and when to look away." Julian introducing Frank (repetition of "my son" used to emphasise that Frank was considered superior) "Grandfather did not say, 'my son the veteran,' or 'my son the war hero,' or 'my son the soldier.' He simply said, 'my son.' ...But my father didn't move." Julian about Wesley's jealously of Frank "'...'ever since Frank came home in a uniform and you stayed here, you've been jealous.'" Wesley describing Frank's confession (simile) "...As if he had no more concern for what he did than if...he had kicked a dog." David about what it means to be a Hayden "Being a Hayden would mean having an identity I didn't want but could do nothing to disown or deny." David about the law "After what I had observed