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* MixedAncestry: The intertitles say that Juan is a "halfbreed," and yes, they spell that without a space or a hyphen. No further details are given, other than the fact that he regards the Mexicans as being his people. Most likely, he's supposed to be a mestizo.
* TwilightOfTheOldWest: And made when that era was still current!
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[[caption-width-right:350:He will not fight his own people... unless, of course, Dora happens to get hurt in the shoot-out she's about to participate in]]
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'''The Bravery of Dora''' is a 1912 short Western film.
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'''The Bravery of Dora''' is a 1912 short Western film.
The vivacious title character lives on a homestead with her elderly father. One day, they rescue a "halfbreed" named Juan, who falls in love with Dora. Meanwhile, some U.S. soldiers are being pursued by Mexican soldiers, presumably part of a border incident related to the then-ongoing [[UsefulNotes/TheMexicanRevolution Mexican Revolution]]. The U.S. soldiers take refuge at the homestead, and a shoot-out with the Mexicans ensues. However, the Mexicans prevail and capture the homestead. Juan is sentenced to die for treason, but the resourceful Dora has a plan to rescue him.
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!!Tropes:
* ActionGirl: Dora participates in the shoot-out with the Mexicans and later takes the initiative in saving Juan.
* BindleStick: Juan is carrying one when he's found by Dora and her father.
* TheCavalry: After Dora helps him escape, Juan finds an American patrol. He then leads them as they charge over to the homestead to rescue Dora and her father.
* DistressedDude: After being sentenced to die, Juan is locked in a room, but Dora comes to his rescue.
* TheDulcineaEffect: Juan at first refuses to fight against his own people. Then Dora is non-fatally shot, and he promptly takes up a gun.
* IWillPunishYourFriendForYourFailure: After the Mexican commander finds out that Dora freed Juan, he decides to punish her by having her father executed instead.
* TwilightOfTheOldWest: And made when that era was still current!
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The vivacious title character lives on a homestead with her elderly father. One day, they rescue a "halfbreed" named Juan, who falls in love with Dora. Meanwhile, some U.S. soldiers are being pursued by Mexican soldiers, presumably part of a border incident related to the then-ongoing [[UsefulNotes/TheMexicanRevolution Mexican Revolution]]. The U.S. soldiers take refuge at the homestead, and a shoot-out with the Mexicans ensues. However, the Mexicans prevail and capture the homestead. Juan is sentenced to die for treason, but the resourceful Dora has a plan to rescue him.
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!!Tropes:
* ActionGirl: Dora participates in the shoot-out with the Mexicans and later takes the initiative in saving Juan.
* BindleStick: Juan is carrying one when he's found by Dora and her father.
* TheCavalry: After Dora helps him escape, Juan finds an American patrol. He then leads them as they charge over to the homestead to rescue Dora and her father.
* DistressedDude: After being sentenced to die, Juan is locked in a room, but Dora comes to his rescue.
* TheDulcineaEffect: Juan at first refuses to fight against his own people. Then Dora is non-fatally shot, and he promptly takes up a gun.
* IWillPunishYourFriendForYourFailure: After the Mexican commander finds out that Dora freed Juan, he decides to punish her by having her father executed instead.
* TwilightOfTheOldWest: And made when that era was still current!
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