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** When you add the troubled history of the Oklahoma territory before the area ever became a state, it gets worse. The entire territory was one big reservation before it was opened for settlers. Thus, the absence of NativeAmericans is quite jarring. The farmers and cowboys celebrate the new state of the Union, but considering the entire Trail of Tears story, a big ValuesDissonance occurs.
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** When you add the troubled history of the Oklahoma territory before the area ever became a state, it gets worse. The entire territory was one big reservation before it was opened for settlers. Thus, the absence of NativeAmericans UsefulNotes/NativeAmericans is quite jarring. The farmers and cowboys celebrate the new state of the Union, but considering the entire Trail of Tears story, a big ValuesDissonance occurs.
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** Maybe the town decided to hire it again off-stage.
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*** There's a reason why most Oklahomans have little love for the film (in addition to their dislike of the attempts at an Oklahoma accent).
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* Curly hired the surrey for the Box Social. The wedding happens weeks later according to the dialogue. So why is it available again for the closing scene where the suggestion is made to take the couple down to the train in "Curly's Surry"?
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* Curly hired the surrey for the Box Social. The wedding happens weeks later according to the dialogue. So why is it available again for the closing scene where the suggestion is made to take the couple down to the train in "Curly's Surry"?Surry"?
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** When you add the troubled history of the Oklahoma territory before the area ever became a state, it gets worse. The entire territory was one big reservation before it was opened for settlers. Thus, the absence of NativeAmericans is quite jarring. The farmers and cowboys celebrate the new state of the Union, but considering the entire Trail of Tears story, a big ValuesDissonance occurs.
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* At the end of ''{{Oklahoma}}'', Curly and Laurey get married and the characters literally sing the praises of their soon-to-be state, declaring it to be a place of natural beauty, agricultural plenty, and boundless promise. Which becomes very ironic when you realize that the Dust Bowl will happen within the happy couple's lifetime.
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* At the end of ''{{Oklahoma}}'', end, Curly and Laurey get married and the characters literally sing the praises of their soon-to-be state, declaring it to be a place of natural beauty, agricultural plenty, and boundless promise. Which becomes very ironic when you realize that the Dust Bowl will happen within the happy couple's lifetime.
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** Not to mention the absolutely brutal weather that the state experiences on a yearly basis. If Oklahoma is famous for one thing in particular, it's tornados.
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** Not to mention the absolutely brutal weather that the state experiences on a yearly basis. If Oklahoma is famous for one thing in particular, it's tornados.tornados.
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* Curly hired the surrey for the Box Social. The wedding happens weeks later according to the dialogue. So why is it available again for the closing scene where the suggestion is made to take the couple down to the train in "Curly's Surry"?
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* Curly hired the surrey for the Box Social. The wedding happens weeks later according to the dialogue. So why is it available again for the closing scene where the suggestion is made to take the couple down to the train in "Curly's Surry"?
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** Not to mention the absolutely brutal weather that the state experiences on a yearly basis. If Oklahoma is famous for one thing in particular, it's tornado]].
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** Not to mention the absolutely brutal weather that the state experiences on a yearly basis. If Oklahoma is famous for one thing in particular, it's tornado]].tornados.
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Tornadoes aren\'t a trope, nor does that trope (things aren\'t dangerous unles you touch the visible part) apply specifically to the word \"tornado\"
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** Not to mention the absolutely brutal weather that the state experiences on a yearly basis. If Oklahoma is famous for one thing in particular, it's [[DoNotTouchTheFunnelCloud tornadoes]].
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** Not to mention the absolutely brutal weather that the state experiences on a yearly basis. If Oklahoma is famous for one thing in particular, it's [[DoNotTouchTheFunnelCloud tornadoes]].tornado]].
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** Not to mention the absolutely brutal weather that the state experiences on a yearly basis. If Oklahoma is famous for one thing in particular, it's [[DoNotTouchTheFunnelCloud tornadoes]].
