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Trigger is Katie Hepburn's character in the 1934 film ''Spitfire''. Trigger is a feisty young woman who lives alone in a cabin in the Ozarks, and relies on prayer along with folk remedies to heal sickness. At the end of the film she leaves hoping to find a better situation. She went to Robbinsville. Given her penchant for attracting handsome, ambitious young men, she soon married a self-made businessman named Kellty. They made a fortune and bought up all that land, leaving it to their beloved daughter Violet . . .
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Trigger is Katie Hepburn's character in the 1934 film ''Spitfire''. Trigger is a feisty young woman who lives alone in a cabin in the Ozarks, and relies on prayer along with folk remedies to heal sickness. At the end of the film she leaves hoping to find a better situation. She went to Robbinsville. Given her penchant for attracting handsome, ambitious young men, she soon married a self-made businessman named Kellty. They made a fortune and bought up all that land, leaving it to their beloved daughter Violet . . . .
[[WMG: Mary Peterson, the sheriff's wife, is Nell's half-sister.]]
This may be inspired by the fact that Robin Mullins, who plays Mary, looks a bit like Jodie Foster. Mary is severely depressed and sometimes has breakdowns in public: Paula asks "what happened to her?" and Jerry says "Nothing and everything. It hits her once in a while." Since her husband is very loving and patient with her, fans speculate that Mary's childhood was badly messed up and that possibly her biological father was the evildoer who raped Violet, and had previously raped Mary's mother. Mary and Nell connect instantly on Mary's first visit, and Mary seems to feel much better after that.
[[WMG: Mary Peterson, the sheriff's wife, is Nell's half-sister.]]
This may be inspired by the fact that Robin Mullins, who plays Mary, looks a bit like Jodie Foster. Mary is severely depressed and sometimes has breakdowns in public: Paula asks "what happened to her?" and Jerry says "Nothing and everything. It hits her once in a while." Since her husband is very loving and patient with her, fans speculate that Mary's childhood was badly messed up and that possibly her biological father was the evildoer who raped Violet, and had previously raped Mary's mother. Mary and Nell connect instantly on Mary's first visit, and Mary seems to feel much better after that.
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Trigger is Katie Hepburn's character in ''Spitfire''. Trigger is a feisty young woman who lives alone in a cabin in the Ozarks, and relies on prayer along with folk remedies to heal sickness. At the end of the film she leaves hoping to find a better situation. She went to Robbinsville. Given her penchant for attracting handsome, ambitious young men, she soon married a self-made businessman named Kellty. They made a fortune and bought up all that land, leaving it to their beloved daughter Violet . . .
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Trigger is Katie Hepburn's character in the 1934 film ''Spitfire''. Trigger is a feisty young woman who lives alone in a cabin in the Ozarks, and relies on prayer along with folk remedies to heal sickness. At the end of the film she leaves hoping to find a better situation. She went to Robbinsville. Given her penchant for attracting handsome, ambitious young men, she soon married a self-made businessman named Kellty. They made a fortune and bought up all that land, leaving it to their beloved daughter Violet . . .
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'''Nell Kellty is the granddaughter of Trigger Hicks''', Katie Hepburn's character in ''Spitfire''. Trigger is a feisty young woman who lives alone in a cabin in the Ozarks, and relies on prayer along with folk remedies to heal sickness. At the end of the film she leaves hoping to find a better situation. She went to Robbinsville and married a self-made successful businessman named Kellty. They made a fortune and bought up all that land, leaving it to their beloved daughter Violet . . .
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Trigger is Katie Hepburn's character in ''Spitfire''. Trigger is a feisty young woman who lives alone in a cabin in the Ozarks, and relies on prayer along with folk remedies to heal sickness. At the end of the film she leaves hoping to find a better situation. She went to
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'''Nell Kellty is the granddaughter of Trigger Hicks''', Katie Hepburn's character in ''Spitfire''. Trigger is a feisty young woman who lives alone in a cabin in the Ozarks, and relies on prayer along with folk remedies to heal sickness. At the end of the film she leaves hoping to find a better situation. She went to Robbinsville and married a self-made successful businessman named Kellty. They made a fortune and bought up all that land, leaving it to their beloved daughter Violet . . .
