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* The pub goers telling off Danaher for complaining about Sean buying his family's old land:
-->'''Danaher:''' What right has he to land he's never worked?!\\
'''Dan Tobin:''' It's Thornton land, isn't it?!\\
'''Dermot Fahy:''' You've too much of it of your own as it is!
-->'''Danaher:''' What right has he to land he's never worked?!\\
'''Dan Tobin:''' It's Thornton land, isn't it?!\\
'''Dermot Fahy:''' You've too much of it of your own as it is!
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* The fist-fight between Sean Thornton versus Red Will Danaher. Basically what the whole movie is building toward. The fight not only helps Thornton's self-torment over having accidentally killed a boxer in the ring, but it resolves a handful of other issues the villagers of Innisfree were coping with. And the winner, [[spoiler: not Danaher]].Danaher.
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--> '''Danaher''': So the IRA's in this too, huh?
--> '''Forbes''': If it were, Red Will Danaher, [[BadassBoast not a scorched stone 'o your fine house'd be standin'.]]
--> '''Michaleen''': A ''beautiful'' sentiment!
--> '''Forbes''': If it were, Red Will Danaher, [[BadassBoast not a scorched stone 'o your fine house'd be standin'.]]
--> '''Michaleen''': A ''beautiful'' sentiment!
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--> '''Danaher''': So the IRA's in this too, huh?
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'''Forbes''': If it were, Red Will Danaher, [[BadassBoast not a scorched stone 'o your fine house'd be standin'.]]
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'''Michaleen''': A ''beautiful'' sentiment!
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'''Forbes''': If it were, Red Will Danaher, [[BadassBoast not a scorched stone 'o your fine house'd be standin'.
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'''Michaleen''': A ''beautiful'' sentiment!
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* Before that, the moment where Creator/JohnWayne bluffs Red Will into coughing up Mary Kate's dowry, in public view of the village. And then he scoops up the money and immediately heads for the nearby steam tractor to burn it. Meeting him at the firebox door is Mary Kate, who forcefully swings the door open for John to toss the money in, and then slamming it closed with satisfaction. John proved he loves his wife enough to stand up for her: Mary Kate proved to her husband it wasn't about the money.
* Before that, the moment where Creator/JohnWayne bluffs Red Will into coughing up Mary Kate's dowry, in public view of the village. And then he scoops up the money and immediately heads for the nearby steam tractor to burn it. Meeting him at the firebox door is Mary Kate, who forcefully swings the door open for John to toss the money in, and then slamming it closed with satisfaction. John proved he loves his wife enough to stand up for her: Mary Kate proved to her husband it wasn't about the money.
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* The fist-fight between Sean Thornton, oh right, [[OverlyLongGag John Wayne]], Thornton versus Red Will Danaher. Basically what the whole movie is building toward. The fight not only helps Thorton's Thornton's self-torment over having accidentally killed a boxer in the ring, but it resolves a handful of other issues the villagers of Innisfree were coping with. And the winner, [[spoiler: not Danaher]].
* Before that, the moment whereCreator/JohnWayne Sean Thornton bluffs Red Will into coughing up Mary Kate's dowry, in public view of the village. And then he scoops up the money and immediately heads for the nearby steam tractor to burn it. Meeting him at the firebox door is Mary Kate, who forcefully swings the door open for John to toss the money in, and then slamming it closed with satisfaction. John proved he loves his wife enough to stand up for her: Mary Kate proved to her husband it wasn't about the money.
* Before that, the moment where
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** And the winner, [[spoiler: not Danaher]].
* Before that, the moment where Creator/JohnWayne bluffs Red Will into coughing up Mary Kate's dowry, in public view of the village. And then he scoops up the money and immediately heads for the nearby steam tractor to burn it.
** Meeting him at the firebox door is Mary Kate, who forcefully swings the door open for John to toss the money in, and then slamming it closed with satisfaction. John proved he loves his wife enough to stand up for her: Mary Kate proved to her husband it wasn't about the money.
** And the winner, [[spoiler: not Danaher]].
* Before that, the moment where Creator/JohnWayne bluffs Red Will into coughing up Mary Kate's dowry, in public view of the village. And then he scoops up the money and immediately heads for the nearby steam tractor to burn it.
** Meeting him at the firebox door is Mary Kate, who forcefully swings the door open for John to toss the money in, and then slamming it closed with satisfaction. John proved he loves his wife enough to stand up for her: Mary Kate proved to her husband it wasn't about the money.
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* The fist-fight between Sean Thornton, oh right, [[OverlyLongGag John Wayne]], versus Red Will Danaher. Basically what the whole movie is building toward. The fight not only helps Thorton's self-torment over having accidentally killed a boxer in the ring, but it resolves a handful of other issues the villagers of Innisfree were coping with.
**with. And the winner, [[spoiler: not Danaher]].
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**it. Meeting him at the firebox door is Mary Kate, who forcefully swings the door open for John to toss the money in, and then slamming it closed with satisfaction. John proved he loves his wife enough to stand up for her: Mary Kate proved to her husband it wasn't about the money.
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* Before that, the moment where John Wayne bluffs Red Will into coughing up Mary Kate's dowry, in public view of the village. And then he scoops up the money and immediately heads for the nearby kiln to burn it.
** Meeting him at the kiln door is Mary Kate, who forcefully swings the door open for John to toss the money in, and then slamming it closed with satisfaction. John proved he loves his wife enough to stand up for her: Mary Kate proved to her husband it wasn't about the money.
** Meeting him at the kiln door is Mary Kate, who forcefully swings the door open for John to toss the money in, and then slamming it closed with satisfaction. John proved he loves his wife enough to stand up for her: Mary Kate proved to her husband it wasn't about the money.
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* Before that, the moment where John Wayne bluffs Red Will into coughing up Mary Kate's dowry, in public view of the village. And then he scoops up the money and immediately heads for the nearby kiln steam tractor to burn it.
** Meeting him at thekiln firebox door is Mary Kate, who forcefully swings the door open for John to toss the money in, and then slamming it closed with satisfaction. John proved he loves his wife enough to stand up for her: Mary Kate proved to her husband it wasn't about the money.
** Meeting him at the
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* The fist-fight between Sean Thornton, oh right, [[OverlyLongGag John Wayne]], versus Red Will Danaher. Basically what the whole movie is building toward. [[spoiler:The The fight not only helps Thorton's self-torment over having accidentally killed a boxer in the ring, but it resolves a handful of other issues the villagers of Innisfree were coping with.]]
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* Before that, the moment where John Wayne bluffs Red Will into coughing up Mary Kate's dowry, in public view of the village. And then he scoops up the money and immediately heads for the nearby kiln to burn it.
** Meeting him at the kiln door is Mary Kate, who forcefully swings the door open for John to toss the money in, and then slamming it closed with satisfaction. John proved he loves his wife enough to stand up for her: Mary Kate proved to her husband it wasn't about the money.
** Meeting him at the kiln door is Mary Kate, who forcefully swings the door open for John to toss the money in, and then slamming it closed with satisfaction. John proved he loves his wife enough to stand up for her: Mary Kate proved to her husband it wasn't about the money.
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* The fist-fight between Sean Thornton, oh right, [[OverlyLongGag John Wayne]], versus Red Will Danaher. Basically what the whole movie is building toward. [[spoiler:The fight not only helps Thorton's self-torment over having accidentally killed a boxer in the ring, but it resolves a handful of other issues the villagers of Innisfree were coping with.]]]]
** And the winner, [[spoiler: not Danaher]].
* While they don't actually do anything, the thinly veiled threat from the IRA comes across as kinda badass. Michaleen certainly seemed to think so.
--> '''Danaher''': So the IRA's in this too, huh?
--> '''Forbes''': If it were, Red Will Danaher, [[BadassBoast not a scorched stone 'o your fine house'd be standin'.]]
--> '''Michaleen''': A ''beautiful'' sentiment!
** And the winner, [[spoiler: not Danaher]].
* While they don't actually do anything, the thinly veiled threat from the IRA comes across as kinda badass. Michaleen certainly seemed to think so.
--> '''Danaher''': So the IRA's in this too, huh?
--> '''Forbes''': If it were, Red Will Danaher, [[BadassBoast not a scorched stone 'o your fine house'd be standin'.]]
--> '''Michaleen''': A ''beautiful'' sentiment!
