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** While Will Kane’s decision to return to Hadleyville and face down Frank Miller seems an obvious case of HonorBeforeReason, there is logic to his choice. Kane make clear to his new bride Amy they will never be safe as long as Miller and his gang are hunting for them. There is also a strong but unspoken case that if Kane doesn’t attempt to take down Miller, he and his gang will go on to commit more crimes. Also, who's to say that Miller would not just trash the town anyway?
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** While Will Kane’s decision to return to Hadleyville and face down Frank Miller seems an obvious case of HonorBeforeReason, there is logic to his choice. Kane make clear to his new bride Amy they will never be safe as long as Miller and his gang are hunting for them. There is also a strong but unspoken case that if Kane doesn’t attempt to take down Miller, he and his gang will go on to commit more crimes. Also, who's to say that Miller would not just trash the town anyway?anyway?
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* FridgeBrilliance: The ImplausibleSynchrony of the clocks in the town is not so implausible when there's a prominent train at 12:00 every day.
* FridgeLogic: While Will Kane’s decision to return to Hadleyville and face down Frank Miller seems an obvious case of HonorBeforeReason, there is logic to his choice. Kane make clear to his new bride Amy they will never be safe as long as Miller and his gang are hunting for them. There is also a strong but unspoken case that if Kane doesn’t attempt to take down Miller, he and his gang will go on to commit more crimes.
* FridgeLogic: While Will Kane’s decision to return to Hadleyville and face down Frank Miller seems an obvious case of HonorBeforeReason, there is logic to his choice. Kane make clear to his new bride Amy they will never be safe as long as Miller and his gang are hunting for them. There is also a strong but unspoken case that if Kane doesn’t attempt to take down Miller, he and his gang will go on to commit more crimes.
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* FridgeBrilliance: FridgeBrilliance:
** The ImplausibleSynchrony of the clocks in the town is not so implausible when there's a prominent train at 12:00 every day.
* FridgeLogic: ** While Will Kane’s decision to return to Hadleyville and face down Frank Miller seems an obvious case of HonorBeforeReason, there is logic to his choice. Kane make clear to his new bride Amy they will never be safe as long as Miller and his gang are hunting for them. There is also a strong but unspoken case that if Kane doesn’t attempt to take down Miller, he and his gang will go on to commit more crimes. Also, who's to say that Miller would not just trash the town anyway?
** The ImplausibleSynchrony of the clocks in the town is not so implausible when there's a prominent train at 12:00 every day.
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* FridgeLogic: While Will Kane’s decision to return to Hadleyville and face down Frank Miller seems an obvious case of HonorBeforeReason, there is a deeper logic to his choice. Kane make clear to his new bride they will never be safe as long as Miller and his gang are hunting for him. There is also a strong but unspoken case that if Kane doesn’t attempt to take down Miller, he and his gang will go on to commit more crimes.
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* FridgeLogic: While Will Kane’s decision to return to Hadleyville and face down Frank Miller seems an obvious case of HonorBeforeReason, there is a deeper logic to his choice. Kane make clear to his new bride Amy they will never be safe as long as Miller and his gang are hunting for him.them. There is also a strong but unspoken case that if Kane doesn’t attempt to take down Miller, he and his gang will go on to commit more crimes.
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* FridgeLogic: While Will Kane’s decision to return to Hadleyville and face down Frank Miller seems an obvious case of HonorBeforeReason, there is a deeper logic to his choice. Kane make clear to his new bride they will never be safe as long as Miller and his gang are hunting for him. There is also a strong but unspoken case that if Kane doesn’t attempt to take down Miller, he and his gang will go on to commit more crimes.
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* FridgeBrilliance: The ImplausibleSynchrony of the clocks in the town is not so implausible when there's a prominent train at 12:00 every day.
