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* FeudingFamilies: Emmett killed a rancher named [=McKendrick=] in the past and comes home to find [=McKendrick=]'s son harassing his sister and nephew, and happy at the idea of killing Emmett.
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* BigBadDuumvirate: Cobb and [=McKendrick=].

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* BigBadDuumvirate: Sheriff Cobb and Ethan [=McKendrick=].
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''Silverado'' is a 1985 [[TheWestern Western]] film that's something of a {{Reconstruction}} of the genre. Released in the theaters July of that year, it was directed by Creator/LawrenceKasdan and starred many well-known (or soon to be well-known) actors, including Creator/KevinKline, Creator/DannyGlover, Creator/ScottGlenn, Creator/KevinCostner, Creator/JeffGoldblum, Creator/BrianDennehy and Creator/JohnCleese.

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''Silverado'' is a 1985 [[TheWestern Western]] film that's something of a {{Reconstruction}} of the genre. Released in the theaters July of that year, it was directed by Creator/LawrenceKasdan and starred many well-known (or soon to be well-known) actors, including Creator/KevinKline, Creator/DannyGlover, Creator/ScottGlenn, Creator/KevinCostner, Creator/JeffGoldblum, Creator/BrianDennehy Creator/BrianDennehy, Creator/RosannaArquette, and Creator/JohnCleese.
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* YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe: Mal gives a non-verbal one when one of the toughs trying to throw him out of the breaks the bottle of whiskey that he had just bought.

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* YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe: Mal gives a non-verbal one when one of the toughs trying to throw him out of the bar breaks the bottle of whiskey that he had just bought.
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* PosthumousCharacter: [=McKendrick=]'s father, who was killed by Mal, escalating the feud between the families.

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* PosthumousCharacter: [=McKendrick=]'s father, who was killed by Mal, Emmet, escalating the feud between the families.
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* TheSevenWesternPlots: This is a combination of the Outlaw and Ranch plots, as the heroes are all implied to be {{Retired Outlaws}}s and end up fighting to save the honest homesteaders from a CorruptCorporateExecutive {{Rancher}} and a sheriff whom one of said heroes used to ride with.

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* TheSevenWesternPlots: This is a combination of the Outlaw and Ranch plots, as the heroes are all implied to be {{Retired Outlaws}}s Outlaw}}s and end up fighting to save the honest homesteaders from a CorruptCorporateExecutive {{Rancher}} and a sheriff whom one of said heroes used to ride with.
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* TheSevenWesternPlots: This is a combination of the Outlaw and Ranch plots, as the heroes are all implied to be {{Retired Outlaws}}s and end up fighting to save the honest homesteaders from a CorruptCorporateExecutive {{Rancher}} and a sheriff whom one of said heroes used to ride with.
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* ActorAllusion: Scott Glenn is once again in the role of a [[Film/UrbanCowboy cowboy]].
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* BlastingItOutOfTheirHands: Mckendrick shoots Emmett's pistol out of his hands during the final fight in town. It was accidental, mind you, as Mckendrick was aiming at Emmett and not his gun, but it still destroyed Emmett's pistol and forced Emmett to find another way to kill Mckendrick.

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* BlastingItOutOfTheirHands: Mckendrick [=McKendrick=] shoots Emmett's pistol out of his hands during the final fight in town. It was accidental, mind you, as Mckendrick [=McKendrick=] was aiming at Emmett and not his gun, but it still destroyed Emmett's pistol and forced Emmett to find another way to kill Mckendrick.[=McKendrick=].



* PosthumousCharacter: [=McKendrick]'s father, who was killed by Mal, escalating the feud between the families.

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* PosthumousCharacter: [=McKendrick]'s [=McKendrick=]'s father, who was killed by Mal, escalating the feud between the families.



* PunchClockVillain: Sheriff Langton is just trying to keep order in his town, but that puts him at odds with our heroes by enforcing the residents' racist views and holding Jake for execution.

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* PunchClockVillain: Sheriff Langton Langston is just trying to keep order in his town, but that puts him at odds with our heroes by enforcing the residents' racist views and holding Jake for execution.



* YouHaveGOTToBeKiddingMe: Mal gives a non-verbal one when one of the toughs trying to throw him out of the breaks the bottle of whiskey that he had just bought.

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* YouHaveGOTToBeKiddingMe: YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe: Mal gives a non-verbal one when one of the toughs trying to throw him out of the breaks the bottle of whiskey that he had just bought.

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* AbortedArc: For a while the film teases that Paden will run into and ultimately kill all of the four men who robbed him (and trekked all of his property) but two of them never encounter him or appear in person.



* BitchInSheepsClothing: [[spoiler: Slick the gambler]] initially comes across as unassuming, cordial and an ally of sorts to the heroes before selling out to Cobb.



* CluelessDeputy: See SmartPeoplePlayChess for an example of [[PlayedForLaughs how this is used]].

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* CluelessDeputy: See SmartPeoplePlayChess for an example of [[PlayedForLaughs how this is used]].used]] in Langston's town. Cobb's deputies also count in a DumbMuscle kind of way.


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* PosthumousCharacter: [=McKendrick]'s father, who was killed by Mal, escalating the feud between the families.


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* WeHaveReserves: Actually averted when a rueful Cobb says that he's running out of deputies after a few shootouts.

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That's not a Lampshade Hanging. That's a code. He's letting Jake know he'll be springing him at dawn.


* EvilCounterpart: Tyree is this to Jake. Both are quick on the draw, wild, and a little unhinged. However while Jake is a playful ManChild, who's ultimately a decent person, Tyree is a violent PsychoForHire. Adding to their conflict is that both are attracted to Phoebe, and while Jake is kind and respectful, Tyree is abusive and possessive. [[spoiler:So of course the film sets up Jake and Tyree for a showdown at the climax.]]



* LampshadeHanging
-->'''Emmett:''' Lyin' Pete always said you'd hang. I guess tomorrow at dawn he'll be proved right.\\
'''Sheriff Langston:''' Ten A.M.\\
'''Emmett:''' Oh, right- I always thought they did it at dawn


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* PublicSecretMessage: Langston tells Emmett and Paden that Jake will be hanged at 10 o'clock the next morning. Emmett then gives his brother a ReasonYouSuckSpeech about an old friend of theirs always knowing he would hang, and that "at dawn" he'll be proven right. Langston corrects him, not realizing that Emmett was telling Jake when he would be springing him.


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* PsychoForHire: Tyree is a nasty piece of work.


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* TooDumbToLive: Hannah's husband. He's a rude and suspicious JerkAss, who even after Paden, Emmett, and Mal help recover his wagon train's stolen money thinks they were just after it for themselves [[spoiler:It gets him killed when he turns his gun on them, delaying them just long enough for the last of the outlaws who stole it in the first place to shoot him dead.]]


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* WouldHitAGirl: Tyree nearly provokes a gunfight with Jake when he (Tyree) manhandles Phoebe.
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* BlastingItOutOfTheirHands: Mckendrick shoots Emmett's pistol out of his hands during the final fight in town. It was accidental, mind you, as Mckendrick was aiming at Emmett and not his gun, but it still destroyed Emmett's pistol and forced Emmett to find another way to kill Mckendrick.


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* DuelToTheDeath: Paden and Cobb's final confrontation, which ends in a shoot-out. What makes it very interesting is that both realize that such a thing has become necessary, and are saddened that their once friendship has ended in this way.


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* LandInTheSaddle: After failing miserably the first time he tries this, Augie finally gets it right during the daring rescue from Mckendrick's ranch-house.


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* {{Troperiffic}}: This film gleefully embraces so many WildWestTropes its easier to list the ones that it ''doesn't'' include than it is to list the ones that it does.
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''Silverado'' is a 1985 [[TheWestern Western]] film that's something of a {{Reconstruction}} of the genre. Released in the theaters July of that year, it was directed by Creator/LawrenceKasdan and starred many well-known (or soon to be well-known) actors, including Creator/KevinKline, Creator/DannyGlover, Creator/ScottGlenn, Creator/KevinCostner, Creator/JeffGoldblum, Brian Dennehy and Creator/JohnCleese.

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''Silverado'' is a 1985 [[TheWestern Western]] film that's something of a {{Reconstruction}} of the genre. Released in the theaters July of that year, it was directed by Creator/LawrenceKasdan and starred many well-known (or soon to be well-known) actors, including Creator/KevinKline, Creator/DannyGlover, Creator/ScottGlenn, Creator/KevinCostner, Creator/JeffGoldblum, Brian Dennehy Creator/BrianDennehy and Creator/JohnCleese.
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* EvenEvilHasStandards: [=McKendrick=] won't let one of his men kill a boy, even though the boy saw their faces. They opt to kidnap him instead.

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[=McKendrick=] won't let one of his men kill a boy, even though the boy saw their faces. They opt to kidnap him instead.



-->'''Emmett:''' Lyin' Pete always said you'd hang. I guess tomorrow at dawn he'll be proved right.
-->'''Sheriff Langston:''' Ten A.M.
-->'''Emmett:''' Oh, right- I always thought they did it at dawn

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-->'''Emmett:''' Lyin' Pete always said you'd hang. I guess tomorrow at dawn he'll be proved right.
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'''Emmett:'''
Oh, right- I always thought they did it at dawn


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* MenacingHandShot: During the climactic duel, the camera goes back and forth between Cobb and Paden's hands at their waists in anticipation of the draw.
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* ActionPrologue: The film opens with Emmett killing his assailants after they infiltrate the shack he's sleeping in.
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-->'''Jake:''' Friend of yours?
-->'''Emmett:''' He is now.
-->'''Jake:''' Who is he?
-->'''Emmett:''' Oh, a guy who got run out of town.
-->'''Paden:''' Just like us. (''Mal tips his hat in greeting to them'')

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-->'''Jake:''' Friend He a friend of yours?
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yours?\\
'''Paden:'''
He is now.
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'''Jake:'''
Who is he?
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he?\\
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Oh, a guy who got run out of town.
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town.\\
'''Emmett:'''
Just like us. (''Mal tips his hat in greeting to them'')

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** Cobb may rule the town with an iron fist and is in cahoots with [=McKendrick=], but he has no patience for racism in his town.



* FriendlyEnemy: Paden and Cobb used to ride together. They're still friendly with each other even though time has put them on opposite sides.

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* FriendlyEnemy: Paden and Cobb used to ride together. They're still friendly with each other even though time has put them on opposite sides. [[spoiler: Even their final exchange of words is a simple, but sad farewell, since they both know one of them won't be getting out of it alive.]]
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* AnswerCut: When Emmett describes his brother to Sheriff Langston, the sheriff responds, "I know where that gentleman is." Cut to the town jail.


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* BecauseYouWereNiceToMe: The whole reason Mal ends up with Emmett and Paden in the first place; Emmett speaks up on Mal's behalf to Sheriff Langston after his bar fight. Later, when Langston and his posse are chasing Emmett after he's sprung Jake and Paden from prison, Mal shoots at Langston and his posse to get them to back off.
-->'''Jake:''' Friend of yours?
-->'''Emmett:''' He is now.
-->'''Jake:''' Who is he?
-->'''Emmett:''' Oh, a guy who got run out of town.
-->'''Paden:''' Just like us. (''Mal tips his hat in greeting to them'')
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* DeliberateValuesDissonance: The racism of the American frontier is in full display, though our heroes are all [[PoliticallyCorrectHistory conveniently without racial bias]].
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** Also, this is what gets Emmett to recover from his injuries; Mal tells him [=McKendrick=] has kidnapped his nephew (see HeroicSecondWind below).

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* ManChild: Jake is introduced in jail, breezily explaining to his older brother what he did wrong while climbing around his cell like a jungle gym. Augie later claims to be more mature than him, which Jake does not deny.



* YoungGun: Jake is young, brash and cocky but backs it up with all the gunfighting and horseriding stunts of a western action hero.

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* YoungGun: Jake is a young, brash and cocky ManChild but backs it up with all the gunfighting and horseriding stunts of a western action hero.

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* AffablyEvil: Cobb.

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* AffablyEvil: Cobb.Cobb is cheerful and friendly even when he's doublecrossing and murdering people.



* BadassBoast:
-->'''Mal''': Now, I don't wanna kill you, and you don't wanna be dead.

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* BadassBoast:
-->'''Mal''': Now,
BadassBoast: Mal grumbles, "Now, I don't wanna kill you, and you don't wanna be dead."



* DeliberateValuesDissonance: The racism of the American frontier is in full display, though our heroes are all [[PoliticallyCorrectHistory conveniently without racial bias]].



* DeterminedWidow: When introduced, Hannah's a DeterminedHomesteadersWife, but he's TooDumbToLive. An early love interest for Paden, until he meets Stella in the eponymous town.
** She later gets [[ShipTease ship teased]] with Emmett. [[spoiler: But she's with Paden in his final (and the movie's penultimate) scene.]]

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* DeterminedWidow: When introduced, Hannah's a DeterminedHomesteadersWife, but he's TooDumbToLive. An early love interest for Paden, until he meets Stella in the eponymous town.
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town. She later gets [[ShipTease ship teased]] with Emmett. [[spoiler: But she's with Paden in his final (and the movie's penultimate) scene.]]



* EvenEvilHasStandards:
** [=McKendrick=] won't let one of his men kill a boy, even though the boy saw their faces. They opt to kidnap him instead.
** On a milder note, while Sheriff Langston’s efforts to maintain a quiet and orderly town means an outsider is sentenced to death for acting in self defense, and running out of town a man who’s only crime is being black, he also knows full well the problem was the bartender, and quickly tells him not to push his luck.

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* EvenEvilHasStandards:
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EvenEvilHasStandards: [=McKendrick=] won't let one of his men kill a boy, even though the boy saw their faces. They opt to kidnap him instead.
** On a milder note, while Sheriff Langston’s efforts to maintain a quiet and orderly town means an outsider is sentenced to death for acting in self defense, and running out of town a man who’s only crime is being black, he also knows full well the problem was the bartender, and quickly tells him not to push his luck.
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* ExactlyWhatIAimedAt: As a posse is chasing the leads into some hills, several warning shots come from Danny Glover's character, who is hiding somewhere out of sight. As his shots ricochet off nearby rocks and cacti, a deputy says: "Let's go, he ain't hittin' nothin'". This prompts the sheriff, played brilliantly by Creator/JohnCleese, to retort: "You idiot, he's hit everything he's aimed at". [Cue the sheriff's hat getting knocked off by the next shot.]
* FriendlyEnemy: Paden and Cobb.

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* ExactlyWhatIAimedAt: As a posse is chasing the leads into some hills, several warning shots come from Danny Glover's character, who is hiding somewhere out of sight. As his shots ricochet off nearby rocks and cacti, a deputy says: "Let's go, he ain't hittin' nothin'". This prompts the sheriff, played brilliantly by Creator/JohnCleese, to retort: "You idiot, he's hit everything he's aimed at". [Cue the sheriff's at." His hat getting is immediately knocked off by the next shot.]
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* FriendlyEnemy: Paden and Cobb.Cobb used to ride together. They're still friendly with each other even though time has put them on opposite sides.



** Paden (Type D) outdraws Cobb in the final battle
** Emmett (Type A) shoot needles off cactuses
** Mal (Type B) hits ''everything'' he aims at with his rifles.
** Jake (Type D and Type A) shoots two different guys at the same time, in different directions.

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** Paden (Type D) outdraws is a former outlaw who "rode with" Cobb and manages to outdraw Cobb in the final battle
battle.
** Emmett (Type A) shoot is a seasoned gunfighter who shoots needles off cactuses
** Mal (Type B) hits ''everything'' he aims at with his rifles.
** Jake (Type D wears a "flashy rig" of two pistols at his hip, twirls his guns theatrically and Type A) shoots two different guys at the same time, in different directions.



-->'''Mal''': Looking for this?
* {{Homage}}: The entire movie is Lawrence Kasdan's love letter to the classic {{Western}}.



* ImprobableAimingSkills: Mal is astonishingly accurate with his Henry rifle. Also Emmett, who picks off [[UpToEleven cactus needles]] at several yards.
* InTheBack: Averted when, after Jake hid in the bar when the bad guys were after him, he sneaks out behind them as they are walking down the two sides while he standing on the corner. After carefully stepping back to line up the angle for his [[ImprobableAimingSkills trick shot]] ''just'' right, he yells, "Hey!" and they both spin around on him, just in time for him to plug both of them at the same time.

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* ImprobableAimingSkills: ImprobableAimingSkills:
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Mal is astonishingly accurate with his Henry rifle. Also Emmett, who picks off [[UpToEleven cactus needles]] at several yards.
* InTheBack: Averted when, after Jake hid in the bar when the bad guys were after him, he sneaks out behind them as they are walking down the two sides while he standing on the corner.
yards.
** Jake's trick-shot skills.
After carefully stepping back to line lining up the angle for his [[ImprobableAimingSkills trick shot]] ''just'' right, angles on two mooks to either side of them, he yells, "Hey!" and they the shoots them both spin around on him, just in time for him to plug both of them at the same time.time as they spin around.



* NoodleIncident: When Cobb tells the story of how Paden's reaction to Tyree's KickTheDog moment (actually, he ''shot'' the dog, but that's another trope) got him arrested, Paden's reply ''has'' to be a joke. Either way, how ''did'' he get out of jail?
--> '''Paden:''' It evened out in the end, though. They locked me up. The dog sprung me.
* NoOneCouldSurviveThat: Three times. To wit:

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* NoodleIncident: When Cobb tells the story of how Paden's reaction to Tyree's KickTheDog moment (actually, he ''shot'' the dog, but that's another trope) How Paden got him arrested, Paden's reply ''has'' to be a joke. Either way, how ''did'' he get out of jail?
--> '''Paden:''' It evened out in
jail after getting caught for going back for the end, though. They injured dog. He only jokes, "They locked me up. The dog sprung me.
me."
* NoOneCouldSurviveThat: Three times. To wit:



* OhCrap: When Paden encounters the bandits from his backstory, he points out whatever it is of his that they currently have on them. None of them say "so what?" presumably because they [[NoOneCouldSurviveThat left him to die of exposure in the desert]].
--> '''Paden:''' You're wearing my hat.
--> [''Bandit slowly reaches for his holster'']
--> '''Paden:''' Your fingers better not be ticklin' my ivory-handled Colt.
* {{Posse}}: Sheriff Langston organises a posse to chase Emmett, Paden and Jake when they escape from the Turley jail. However, he calls off the chase when he encounters resistance from Mal, leading to the immortal line:
-->"Today my jurisdiction ends here!"
* ProfessionalGambler: Slick. "Scuse me, Sheriff, I'm a gambler, lookin' to run [[BlatantLies an honest game]]. Who would I talk to about that?" Paden also talks in gambling metaphors and mutters about bad luck.

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* OhCrap: When Paden encounters confronts the bandits from his backstory, he points out whatever it is who stole all of his that they currently have on them. None of them say "so what?" presumably because they [[NoOneCouldSurviveThat belongings and left him to die of exposure in the desert]].
--> '''Paden:''' You're wearing my hat.
--> [''Bandit slowly reaches for his holster'']
--> '''Paden:''' Your fingers better not be ticklin' my ivory-handled Colt.
die.
* {{Posse}}: Sheriff Langston organises organizes a posse to chase Emmett, Paden and Jake when they escape from the Turley jail. However, he calls off the chase when he encounters resistance from Mal, leading to the immortal line:
-->"Today
line: "Today my jurisdiction ends here!"
* ProfessionalGambler: PoliticallyCorrectHistory: While Mal encounters racism from random townsfolk, all of our heroes are rather conveniently free of any and all racial bias.
* ProfessionalGambler:
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Slick. "Scuse me, Sheriff, I'm a gambler, lookin' to run [[BlatantLies an honest game]]. Who would I talk to about that?" that?"
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Paden also spends his time playing cards in saloons, talks in gambling metaphors and mutters about bad luck.luck.
* PunchClockVillain: Sheriff Langton is just trying to keep order in his town, but that puts him at odds with our heroes by enforcing the residents' racist views and holding Jake for execution.



* {{Reconstruction}}: The film is Lawrence Kasdan's love letter to the classic {{Western}}.



* RetiredOutlaw: Paden
-->'''Emmett:''' [''after Cobb shoots a man for embezzling''] You used to ''ride'' with that guy?
** There are hints at the other three having been less than law abiding in the past.
*** Emmett and Jake both seem fairly well versed in jail-breaks.
*** Some of the things Mal says about his time in Chicago (not the nicest of places in the 1880's) suggest that he might have been involved in some dubious activities.
*** All four are quite skilled at gunplay and show little hesitation towards killing, although they tend to avoid killing the mostly innocent (compare the jail-break to the rest of the movie).

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* RetiredOutlaw: Paden
-->'''Emmett:''' [''after Cobb shoots a man for embezzling''] You used to ''ride'' with that guy?
** There are hints at the other three having been less than law abiding in the past.
*** Emmett and Jake both seem fairly well versed in jail-breaks.
*** Some of the things Mal says about his time in Chicago (not the nicest of places in the 1880's) suggest that he might have been involved in some dubious activities.
*** All
While never openly acknowledged, all four heroes are quite skilled at gunplay shooting and show little hesitation towards killing, although they tend don't seem to avoid be shocked by the idea of killing the mostly innocent (compare the jail-break people, but also have no history as lawmen. The closest we get to the rest of the movie).confirmation is that Paden is said to have "ridden" with Cobb in their youth, which involved getting arrested.



** Langston is honest, but ''extremely'' strict; and not above changing the law to save his own skin, "Today my jurisdiction ends here."
* ShowdownAtHighNoon: Cobb and Paden, although the time of day is never mentioned.
* StockBritishCharacters: Creator/JohnCleese plays a British Bobby Sheriff in a small frontier town.
* SmartPeoplePlayChess: Sheriff Langston plays chess with himself, showing that he is intelligent and SurroundedByIdiots. He plays with a deputy sitting across the board from him, but turns the board around after each move to play both sides.

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** Langston is honest, but ''extremely'' strict; and not above changing the law to save his own skin, "Today my jurisdiction ends here."
* ShowdownAtHighNoon: Cobb and Paden, although Paden meet in the time center of day is never mentioned.
the main street for a quickdraw contest.
* StockBritishCharacters: Creator/JohnCleese plays a smart, stern, erudite British Bobby Sheriff in a small frontier town.
sheriff.
* SmartPeoplePlayChess: Sheriff Langston plays chess with himself, showing that he is shown playing chess. Sitting across the board is one of his deputies, but after Langston makes a move, his spins the board around to play the other side as well. This established him as intelligent and SurroundedByIdiots. He plays with a deputy sitting across the board from him, but turns the board around after each move to play both sides.



* YouHaveGOTToBeKiddingMe: Mal gives a non verbal one when one of the toughs trying to throw him out of the breaks the bottle of whiskey that he had just bought.
* YoungGun: Jake

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* YouHaveGOTToBeKiddingMe: Mal gives a non verbal non-verbal one when one of the toughs trying to throw him out of the breaks the bottle of whiskey that he had just bought.
* YoungGun: JakeJake is young, brash and cocky but backs it up with all the gunfighting and horseriding stunts of a western action hero.
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* AndYourLittleDogToo: Lampshaded when corrupt town sheriff Cobb indicates to Paden that he'll harm Stella if Paden moves against him, even though Cobb acknowledges she has nothing whatsoever to do with their dispute. He does however know Paden (whom he used to work with when they were robbers) got caught while protecting a wounded dog he'd previously claimed to despise, so figures the threat will make Paden back off. It works at first, but Stella figures out what's happened and talks Pade8n into fighting Cobb anyway.

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* AndYourLittleDogToo: Lampshaded when corrupt town sheriff Cobb indicates to Paden that he'll harm Stella if Paden moves against him, even though Cobb acknowledges she has nothing whatsoever to do with their dispute. He does however know Paden (whom he used to work with when they were robbers) got caught while protecting a wounded dog he'd previously claimed to despise, so figures the threat will make Paden back off. It works at first, but Stella figures out what's happened and talks Pade8n Paden into fighting Cobb anyway.

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* EvenEvilHasStandards: [=McKendrick=] won't let one of his men kill a boy, even though the boy saw their faces. They opt to kidnap him instead.

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* {{Posse}}: Sheriff Langston organises a posse to chase Emmett, Paden and Jake when they escape from the Turley jail. However, he calls off the chase when he encounters resistance from Mal, leading to the immortal line:
-->"Today my jurisdiction ends here!"
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* HeroicSecondWind: Emmett can barely move after his run in with Cobb's men, but when Mal (who's also been beat up by Cobb's men, before managing to escape) tells him [=McKendrick's=] men kidnapped Emmett and Jake's nephew, that's enough to get Emmett moving again.

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