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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: Selkirk [=McCoy=]’s voting to acquit Floyd Hatfield of pig theft. He does voice a good reason (the testimony of Bill Wallace) that makes it sound reasonable but as he is also employed by the Hatfield family, he might have been biased.
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: Selkirk [=McCoy=]’s voting to acquit Floyd Hatfield of pig theft. He does voice a good reason (the testimony of Bill Wallace) that makes it sound reasonable to give Floyd the benefit of the doubt but as he is also employed by the Hatfield family, he might have been biased.
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** Say what you will about [[{{Jerkass}} the despicable Jim Vance]], but it still absolutely destroys you when he has to put his dog--who stayed by his side during battle--[[ShootTheDog out of its misery.]]
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** Say what you will about [[{{Jerkass}} the despicable Jim Vance]], but it still absolutely destroys you when he has to put his dog--who stayed by his side during battle--[[ShootTheDog out of its misery.]]]]
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Several real-life experiences of characters could have been very interesting but go unmentioned in the story.
** Nancy [=McCoy=] having children with both Johnse Hatfield and Frank Phillips could have provided a look at how the feud is affecting the most recent generations of the families and given her a more conflicted role as TheMole.
** Perry Kline trying to cheat the Hatfields in revenge for both Devil Anse cheating him in the past and Jim Vance killing his foster father (a former slave) could have made him a compelling character instead of a greedy, one-note AmoralAttorney.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Several real-life experiences of characters could have been very interesting but go unmentioned in the story.
** Nancy [=McCoy=] having children with both Johnse Hatfield and Frank Phillips could have provided a look at how the feud is affecting the most recent generations of the families and given her a more conflicted role as TheMole.
** Perry Kline trying to cheat the Hatfields in revenge for both Devil Anse cheating him in the past and Jim Vance killing his foster father (a former slave) could have made him a compelling character instead of a greedy, one-note AmoralAttorney.
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* CatharsisFactor: Seeing Jim Vance and Cap Hatfield being ambushed and hunted down by the Mccoys, although Cap escapes.
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* CatharsisFactor: Seeing AxCrazy Jim Vance and his accomplice Cap Hatfield being ambushed and hunted down by the Mccoys, although Cap escapes.
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Come now, don't be lazy.
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: Selkirk mccoy’s [=McCoy=]’s voting to acquit Floyd Hatfield of pig theft. He does voice a good reason (the testimony of Bill Wallace) that makes it sound reasonable but as he is also employed by the Hatfield family, he might have been biased.
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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: Precious few characters are likable - and those that are tend to die.
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: Selkirk mccoy’s voting to acquit Floyd Hatfield of pig theft. He does voice a good reason (the testimony of Bill Wallace) that makes it sound reasonable but as he is also employed by the Hatfield family, he might have been biased.
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* CatharsisFactor: Seeing Jim Vance and Cap Hatfield being ambushed and hunted down by the Mccoys, although Cap escapes.
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* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: The score is beautifully done and really makes the mini-series that much better.
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* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The score is beautifully done and really makes the mini-series that much better.
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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: Precious few people in this miniseries are likable - and those that are tend to die.
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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: Precious few people in this miniseries characters are likable - and those that are tend to die.
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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: Precious few people in this miniseries are likable - and those that are tend to die.
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That's not favoritism, that was actually the historical outcome for those people.
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* CreatorsFavorite: The [=McCoy=] side ends with the {{Undignified Death}} of Randall and Frank Phillips. The Hatfield side ends with a cheerful scene of Devil Anse being baptized.
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%%* {{Narm}}: [[spoiler:Randall's death]].
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Example Indentation In Trope Lists. Zero Context Example. No need to say this is YMMV; it's evident.
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* {{Narm}}: Randall's [[spoiler: death]].
** YMMV definitely, as it was the end result of his [[spoiler: SanitySlippage]], which was pretty frightening.
* TearJerker: Many moments. Particularly standing out are Johnse's wordless but very emotional farewell at Roseanna's grave and Cottontop when his father dies, not to mention when Cottontop dies himself, as a scapegoat.
** YMMV definitely, as it was the end result of his [[spoiler: SanitySlippage]], which was pretty frightening.
* TearJerker: Many moments. Particularly standing out are Johnse's wordless but very emotional farewell at Roseanna's grave and Cottontop when his father dies, not to mention when Cottontop dies himself, as a scapegoat.
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* TearJerker: Many moments. Particularly standing out are
** Cottontop when his father dies, not to mention when Cottontop dies himself, as a scapegoat.
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** Also, say what you will about [[{{Jerkass}} the despicable Jim Vance]], but it still absolutely destroys you when he has to put his dog--who stayed by his side during battle--[[ShootTheDog out of its misery.]]
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** Also, say Say what you will about [[{{Jerkass}} the despicable Jim Vance]], but it still absolutely destroys you when he has to put his dog--who stayed by his side during battle--[[ShootTheDog out of its misery.]]
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* CreatorsFavorite: The McCoy side ends with the {{Undignified Death}} of Randall and Frank Phillips. The Hatfield side ends with a cheerful scene of Devil Anse being baptized.
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* CreatorsFavorite: The McCoy [=McCoy=] side ends with the {{Undignified Death}} of Randall and Frank Phillips. The Hatfield side ends with a cheerful scene of Devil Anse being baptized.
