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John Wayne spent his movie career in the 1940s and the 50s playing Western heroes and World War 2 military heros. Wayne was a movie star, meaning an actor whose on-screen personality the audience knew before the movie started. Director John Ford used the audience’s expectations and admiration for this movie star to surprise the audience by presenting a different paronality from the one they expected. The audience had come to“ The Searchers” to see their hero conquer the bad guys, protect the women, and kill the Indians (as Native Americans were called at that time). The movie is on the list of all time great American movies because the director forced the audience to realize that the main character Ethan Edwards (played by Wayne), wasn’t the simple hero-saves-the-community personality.

I ask you to use specific evidence from the movie to describe the personality of Ethan Edwards, to place his attitudes toward Indians in the context of other attitudes evident in the movie, and to explain the ending.

Here are some examples to consider as you prepare to write. There is the interplay of Ethan and Martin (Jeffery Hunter), a 1/8 Cherokee that Ethan had rescued as a baby; the interplay of Ethan and the grizzled captain and preacher, Capt. Clayton (Ward Bond), who leads the hunt for Debbie and Lucy until one man in wounded; and also the opinion about Debbie – if they find her – expressed by Martin’s beloved, Laurie (Vera Miles), who almost marries another man until Martin returns just in time to prevent the marriage. At the end of the movie – At the very last second, Ethan’s attitude toward Debbie (Natalie Wood) changes. Why? Did Ethan’s attitude change because Ford has a sentimental streak? Because Ford didn’t want to hurt the image of his favorite star? Because the Production Code (Hollywood censored itself through a set of censorship rules called the Production Code) wouldn’t allow a negative ending (the murder of an innocent woman)? Was Ethan’s change motivated for you by the humanitarian speeches of the other characters in the movie? As the movie begins, why is Ethan in his opening statements still a Confederate soldier three years after the end of the Civil War? He pays his brother with unused Yankee twenty-dollar coins — meaning what? And why dose he ask Capt. Clayton, “You got a warrant?” In this Connection, at the very end, shouldn’t he be arrested by Captain Clayton and taken to Austin, Texas, to stand trial for murder? Did the director forget to have that arrested happen?

Finally, please end your paper by explaining (defending or criticizing) the ending of the movie from Ethan’s embrace of Debbie through carrying her into the house past the woman. Based on your evidence from the movie, how will Debbie be treated by the various people we have met?

In your opening sentence or two, (1) identify the subject you are examining (name the character and name the movie, with movie star and director) and (2) present the theme or Don’t forget to use a title (“Literary Topic” is not a tittle) and to include your name, section and date somewhere at the top of the page.

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John Wayne spent his movie career in the 1940s and the 50s playing Western heroes and World War 2 military heros. Wayne was a movie star, meaning an actor whose on-screen personality the audience knew before the movie started. Director John Ford used the audience’s expectations and admiration for this movie star to surprise the audience by presenting a different paronality from the one they expected. The audience had come to“ The Searchers” to see their hero conquer the bad guys, protect the women, and kill the Indians (as Native Americans were called at that time). The movie is on the list of all time great American movies because the director forced the audience to realize that the main character Ethan Edwards (played by Wayne), wasn’t the simple hero-saves-the-community personality.

I ask you to use specific evidence from the movie to describe the personality of Ethan Edwards, to place his attitudes toward Indians in the context of other attitudes evident in the movie, and to explain the ending.

Here are some examples to consider as you prepare to write. There is the interplay of Ethan and Martin (Jeffery Hunter), a 1/8 Cherokee that Ethan had rescued as a baby; the interplay of Ethan and the grizzled captain and preacher, Capt. Clayton (Ward Bond), who leads the hunt for Debbie and Lucy until one man in wounded; and also the opinion about Debbie – if they find her – expressed by Martin’s beloved, Laurie (Vera Miles), who almost marries another man until Martin returns just in time to prevent the marriage. At the end of the movie – At the very last second, Ethan’s attitude toward Debbie (Natalie Wood) changes. Why? Did Ethan’s attitude change because Ford has a sentimental streak? Because Ford didn’t want to hurt the image of his favorite star? Because the Production Code (Hollywood censored itself through a set of censorship rules called the Production Code) wouldn’t allow a negative ending (the murder of an innocent woman)? Was Ethan’s change motivated for you by the humanitarian speeches of the other characters in the movie? As the movie begins, why is Ethan in his opening statements still a Confederate soldier three years after the end of the Civil War? He pays his brother with unused Yankee twenty-dollar coins — meaning what? And why dose he ask Capt. Clayton, “You got a warrant?” In this Connection, at the very end, shouldn’t he be arrested by Captain Clayton and taken to Austin, Texas, to stand trial for murder? Did the director forget to have that arrested happen?

Finally, please end your paper by explaining (defending or criticizing) the ending of the movie from Ethan’s embrace of Debbie through carrying her into the house past the woman. Based on your evidence from the movie, how will Debbie be treated by the various people we have met?

In your opening sentence or two, (1) identify the subject you are examining (name the character and name the movie, with movie star and director) and (2) present the theme or Don’t forget to use a title (“Literary Topic” is not a tittle) and to include your name, section and date somewhere at the top of the page.

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The Personality of Ethan Edward and Attitude Toward Indians in movie “the Searchers”

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John Wayne spent his movie career in the 1940s and the 50s playing Western heroes and World War 2 military heros. Wayne was a movie star, meaning an actor whose on-screen personality the audience knew before the movie started. Director John Ford used the audience’s expectations and admiration for this movie star to surprise the audience by presenting a different paronality from the one they expected. The audience had come to“ The Searchers” to see their hero conquer the bad guys, protect the women, and kill the Indians (as Native Americans were called at that time). The movie is on the list of all time great American movies because the director forced the audience to realize that the main character Ethan Edwards (played by Wayne), wasn’t the simple hero-saves-the-community personality.

I ask you to use specific evidence from the movie to describe the personality of Ethan Edwards, to place his attitudes toward Indians in the context of other attitudes evident in the movie, and to explain the ending.

Here are some examples to consider as you prepare to write. There is the interplay of Ethan and Martin (Jeffery Hunter), a 1/8 Cherokee that Ethan had rescued as a baby; the interplay of Ethan and the grizzled captain and preacher, Capt. Clayton (Ward Bond), who leads the hunt for Debbie and Lucy until one man in wounded; and also the opinion about Debbie – if they find her – expressed by Martin’s beloved, Laurie (Vera Miles), who almost marries another man until Martin returns just in time to prevent the marriage. At the end of the movie – At the very last second, Ethan’s attitude toward Debbie (Natalie Wood) changes. Why? Did Ethan’s attitude change because Ford has a sentimental streak? Because Ford didn’t want to hurt the image of his favorite star? Because the Production Code (Hollywood censored itself through a set of censorship rules called the Production Code) wouldn’t allow a negative ending (the murder of an innocent woman)? Was Ethan’s change motivated for you by the humanitarian speeches of the other characters in the movie? As the movie begins, why is Ethan in his opening statements still a Confederate soldier three years after the end of the Civil War? He pays his brother with unused Yankee twenty-dollar coins — meaning what? And why dose he ask Capt. Clayton, “You got a warrant?” In this Connection, at the very end, shouldn’t he be arrested by Captain Clayton and taken to Austin, Texas, to stand trial for murder? Did the director forget to have that arrested happen?

Finally, please end your paper by explaining (defending or criticizing) the ending of the movie from Ethan’s embrace of Debbie through carrying her into the house past the woman. Based on your evidence from the movie, how will Debbie be treated by the various people we have met?

In your opening sentence or two, (1) identify the subject you are examining (name the character and name the movie, with movie star and director) and (2) present the theme or Don’t forget to use a title (“Literary Topic” is not a tittle) and to include your name, section and date somewhere at the top of the page.
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The Personality of Ethan Edward and Attitude Toward Indians in movie “the Searchers”

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John Wayne spent his movie career in the 1940s and the 50s playing Western heroes and World War 2 military heros. Wayne was a movie star, meaning an actor whose on-screen personality the audience knew before the movie started. Director John Ford used the audience’s expectations and admiration for this movie star to surprise the audience by presenting a different paronality from the one they expected. The audience had come to“ The Searchers” to see their hero conquer the bad guys, protect the women, and kill the Indians (as Native Americans were called at that time). The movie is on the list of all time great American movies because the director forced the audience to realize that the main character Ethan Edwards (played by Wayne), wasn’t the simple hero-saves-the-community personality.

I ask you to use specific evidence from the movie to describe the personality of Ethan Edwards, to place his attitudes toward Indians in the context of other attitudes evident in the movie, and to explain the ending.

Here are some examples to consider as you prepare to write. There is the interplay of Ethan and Martin (Jeffery Hunter), a 1/8 Cherokee that Ethan had rescued as a baby; the interplay of Ethan and the grizzled captain and preacher, Capt. Clayton (Ward Bond), who leads the hunt for Debbie and Lucy until one man in wounded; and also the opinion about Debbie – if they find her – expressed by Martin’s beloved, Laurie (Vera Miles), who almost marries another man until Martin returns just in time to prevent the marriage. At the end of the movie – At the very last second, Ethan’s attitude toward Debbie (Natalie Wood) changes. Why? Did Ethan’s attitude change because Ford has a sentimental streak? Because Ford didn’t want to hurt the image of his favorite star? Because the Production Code (Hollywood censored itself through a set of censorship rules called the Production Code) wouldn’t allow a negative ending (the murder of an innocent woman)? Was Ethan’s change motivated for you by the humanitarian speeches of the other characters in the movie? As the movie begins, why is Ethan in his opening statements still a Confederate soldier three years after the end of the Civil War? He pays his brother with unused Yankee twenty-dollar coins — meaning what? And why dose he ask Capt. Clayton, “You got a warrant?” In this Connection, at the very end, shouldn’t he be arrested by Captain Clayton and taken to Austin, Texas, to stand trial for murder? Did the director forget to have that arrested happen?

Finally, please end your paper by explaining (defending or criticizing) the ending of the movie from Ethan’s embrace of Debbie through carrying her into the house past the woman. Based on your evidence from the movie, how will Debbie be treated by the various people we have met?

In your opening sentence or two, (1) identify the subject you are examining (name the character and name the movie, with movie star and director) and (2) present the theme or Don’t forget to use a title (“Literary Topic” is not a tittle) and to include your name, section and date somewhere at the top of the page.
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