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Western Characters
A specialized set of
Characters As Device
common to stories set in
the American West of the 19th Century
and used in
The Western
. Almost as stylized and precisely-defined as the characters of
commedia dell'arte
.
Riders of the Purple Sage
Cowboy
The Drifter
The Gunslinger
The Trope Kid
Retired Gunfighter
The Gunfighter Wannabee
Young Gun
Outlaw
Bandito
The Rustler
Retired Outlaw
Bounty Hunter
Lawmen
Circuit Judge
Hanging Judge
Pinkerton Detective
The Sheriff
Clueless Deputy
US Marshal
Frontiersmen
Camp Cook
Hunter Trapper
Mountain Man
The Pioneer
Rich Folk
Cattle Baron
Railroad Baron
Rancher
Settlers
Determined Homesteader
Determined Homesteaders Children
Determined Homesteaders Wife
Determined Widow
Townsfolk and others
The Barber
The Blacksmith
Chinese Laborer
Chinese Launderer
Clerk
City Slicker
Crooked Banker
The Bank Teller
The Doctor
Forty Niner
Medicine Show
Snake Oil Salesman
Meek Townsman
Miner
Pony Express Rider
Posse
Railroad Laborer
Remittance Man
Schoolmarm
Shop Keeper
Wasteland Elder
Western Union Man
Widder Jones
The Church
Preacher Man
Missionary
Undertaker
The Saloon
The Bartender
The Gambler
The Piano Player
Saloon Owner
Soiled Dove
Miss Kitty
Dance Hall Girl
Natives
Brave
Half Breed
Indian Chief
Indian Maiden
Medicine Man
The Noble Indian
The Savage Indian
Apache
White Man Gone Native
The Army
Army Scout
The Delaware
Cavalry Officer
The Seventh Cavalry
Intrepid Merchant
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