I wanted share a powerful scene and I was wondering if anyone else felt the same. The director/writers/actors created this scene so well. When Al Warns/threatens Jack, "Get out of camp before someone murders you who gives a fuck about right and wrong". Jack so quickly was lulled into such safety and security after he was proclaimed innocent. Al swept that thinly veiled security in so few words. I applied this to myself and the current world. We have so many layers of false security that we rely on. That it just takes a little bit of will of another to easily sweep aside and end your health, freedom, life, livelyhood.
He still had the noose around his neck from his hanging.
Ouch.
Francis Wolcott and Jack McCall were both played by Garret Dillahunt. He also had a cameo as a drunk in the movie. I'm pretty much face blind for this kind of thing and only made the discovery from Wikipedia. Did you all know the entire time?
Itβs been awhile since I watched the first season and am starting the second. Does Jack die in season one after he is found innocent and leaves town? I can not remember and Iβm afraid to google too deeply and find spoilers.
So Iβm rewatching since o havenβt seen it in so long. Why would they use this actor twice in 2 different roles?? He plays someone named Francis Wolcott in season 2??
"The Trial of Jack McCall" S1E05 A godless heathen discussion
Synopsis: Swearengen transforms the Gem into a courtroom as Deadwood is forced to make its own laws to try a cowardly murderer. With Calamity Jane off on a bender, Trixie is enlisted by Swearengen to help Alma with the orphaned child and to keep her pliable to his purposes. Fearing Andy's illness might threaten his business, Cy banishes him to the woods, where he is discovered by Jane.
Director: Ed Bianchi
Writer: David Milch, John Belluso
The mods weren't feeling themselves, and were complaining about back pains. So I drug them out of the camp. But I didn't burn their blankets. Because fuck Cy. So I used my letters and cyphers and created this weeks episode discussion.
MODS: "I apologize"
THIS SUB: "SHUT THE FUCK UP!"
I know he was retried, subsequently found guilty, and hanged. Is there any reasoning for him being found innocent originally especially with witnesses and what seems like a clear-cut case?
Pick 3 to protect you and the rest will be hunting you down.
Round 1: You are in an armored vehicle driving through a city to a safe house (limited traffic). Attackers have 2 hours to prepare.
Round 2: You are in an abandoned warehouse that is pitch black with limited ammo and weapons and the attackers are engaging at medium-long range and approaching (Attackers have full weaponry).
Round 3: The attackers have you family hostage at your house can your team save them? your team has 3hr to prepare and both have standard weaponry.
Round 4: Your team vs attackers straight hand to hand combat only
What would it take to stop your team (Realistically)?
I know he was retried, subsequently found guilty, and hanged. Is there any reasoning for him being found innocent originally especially with witnesses and what seems like a clear-cut case?
