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* Where did the villagers get all those guns to fight off the banditos at the end, and if they always had that many weapons handy, why did nobody in Santo Poco ever try defending themselves before?
** They have no gun skills and they're not murderers. Notice they're not aiming. They're just trying to confuse the bandits.
** Self-defense generally isn't the same as murder, but the question works in reverse, too: If they're too pacifistic even for self-defense, why'd they have so many revolvers lying around in the first place? Ordinary handguns aren't exactly ideal hunting pieces even if the wielder is skilled in their use.
** Probably family heirlooms from a time when the ancestors were not as peaceful as the living descendants.
*** Before the climactic showdown, Carmen's father says "We ''want'' to defend ourselves, but how?" It's most likely that El Guapo and his gang had them cowed through fear, and they didn't fight back despite having weapons because they were afraid of what would happen if they failed. Since we only see Lucky, Dusty and Ned running around during the climax (why is noted above), we don't know for certain who was shooting down most of the banditos but are left to assume that the villagers racked up a few kills on their own, just because the three Amigos themselves couldn't have the only ones attacking from the sheer number of positions we see the banditos taking fire from.
* Where did the villagers get all those guns to fight off the banditos at the end, and if they always had that many weapons handy, why did nobody in Santo Poco ever try defending themselves before?
** They have no gun skills and they're not murderers. Notice they're not aiming. They're just trying to confuse the bandits.
** Self-defense generally isn't the same as murder, but the question works in reverse, too: If they're too pacifistic even for self-defense, why'd they have so many revolvers lying around in the first place? Ordinary handguns aren't exactly ideal hunting pieces even if the wielder is skilled in their use.
** Probably family heirlooms from a time when the ancestors were not as peaceful as the living descendants.
*** Before the climactic showdown, Carmen's father says "We ''want'' to defend ourselves, but how?" It's most likely that El Guapo and his gang had them cowed through fear, and they didn't fight back despite having weapons because they were afraid of what would happen if they failed. Since we only see Lucky, Dusty and Ned running around during the climax (why is noted above), we don't know for certain who was shooting down most of the banditos but are left to assume that the villagers racked up a few kills on their own, just because the three Amigos themselves couldn't have the only ones attacking from the sheer number of positions we see the banditos taking fire from.
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* Where did the villagers get all those guns to fight off the banditos at the end, and if they always had that many weapons handy, why did nobody
** They have no gun skills and they're not murderers. Notice they're not aiming. They're just trying to confuse the bandits.
** Self-defense generally isn't the same as murder, but the question works in reverse, too: If they're too pacifistic even for self-defense, why'd they have so many revolvers lying around in the first place? Ordinary handguns aren't exactly ideal hunting pieces even if the wielder is skilled in their use.
** Probably family heirlooms from a time when the ancestors were not as peaceful as the living descendants.
*** Before the climactic showdown, Carmen's father says "We ''want'' to defend ourselves, but how?" It's most likely that El Guapo and his gang had them cowed through fear, and they didn't fight back despite having weapons because they were afraid of what would happen if they failed. Since we only see Lucky, Dusty and Ned running around during the climax (why is noted above), we don't know for certain who was shooting down most of the banditos but are left to assume that the villagers racked up a few kills on their own, just because the three Amigos themselves couldn't have the only ones attacking from the sheer number of positions we see the banditos taking fire from.
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*** Before the climactic showdown, Carmen's father says "We ''want'' to defend ourselves, but how?" It's most likely that El Guapo and his gang had them cowed through fear, and they didn't fight back despite having weapons because they were afraid of what would happen if they failed. Since we only see Lucky, Dusty and Ned running around during the climax (why is noted above), we don't know for certain who was shooting down most of the banditos but are left to assume that the villagers racked up a few kills on their own, just because the three Amigos couldn't have attacked from as many positions as we see the banditos taking fire from.
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*** Before the climactic showdown, Carmen's father says "We ''want'' to defend ourselves, but how?" It's most likely that El Guapo and his gang had them cowed through fear, and they didn't fight back despite having weapons because they were afraid of what would happen if they failed. Since we only see Lucky, Dusty and Ned running around during the climax (why is noted above), we don't know for certain who was shooting down most of the banditos but are left to assume that the villagers racked up a few kills on their own, just because the three Amigos themselves couldn't have attacked the only ones attacking from as many the sheer number of positions as we see the banditos taking fire from.
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** Probally family heirlooms from a time when the ancestors were not as peaceful as the living descendents
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** Probally Probably family heirlooms from a time when the ancestors were not as peaceful as the living descendentsdescendants.
*** Before the climactic showdown, Carmen's father says "We ''want'' to defend ourselves, but how?" It's most likely that El Guapo and his gang had them cowed through fear, and they didn't fight back despite having weapons because they were afraid of what would happen if they failed. Since we only see Lucky, Dusty and Ned running around during the climax (why is noted above), we don't know for certain who was shooting down most of the banditos but are left to assume that the villagers racked up a few kills on their own, just because the three Amigos couldn't have attacked from as many positions as we see the banditos taking fire from.
*** Before the climactic showdown, Carmen's father says "We ''want'' to defend ourselves, but how?" It's most likely that El Guapo and his gang had them cowed through fear, and they didn't fight back despite having weapons because they were afraid of what would happen if they failed. Since we only see Lucky, Dusty and Ned running around during the climax (why is noted above), we don't know for certain who was shooting down most of the banditos but are left to assume that the villagers racked up a few kills on their own, just because the three Amigos couldn't have attacked from as many positions as we see the banditos taking fire from.
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** Self-defense generally isn't the same as murder, but the question works in reverse, too: If they're too pacifistic even for self-defense, why'd they have so many revolvers lying around in the first place? Ordinary handguns aren't exactly ideal hunting pieces even if the wielder is skilled in their use.
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** Self-defense generally isn't the same as murder, but the question works in reverse, too: If they're too pacifistic even for self-defense, why'd they have so many revolvers lying around in the first place? Ordinary handguns aren't exactly ideal hunting pieces even if the wielder is skilled in their use.use.
** Probally family heirlooms from a time when the ancestors were not as peaceful as the living descendents
** Probally family heirlooms from a time when the ancestors were not as peaceful as the living descendents
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** They have no gun skills and they're not murderers. Notice they're not aiming. They're just trying to confuse the bandits.
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** They have no gun skills and they're not murderers. Notice they're not aiming. They're just trying to confuse the bandits.bandits.
** Self-defense generally isn't the same as murder, but the question works in reverse, too: If they're too pacifistic even for self-defense, why'd they have so many revolvers lying around in the first place? Ordinary handguns aren't exactly ideal hunting pieces even if the wielder is skilled in their use.
** Self-defense generally isn't the same as murder, but the question works in reverse, too: If they're too pacifistic even for self-defense, why'd they have so many revolvers lying around in the first place? Ordinary handguns aren't exactly ideal hunting pieces even if the wielder is skilled in their use.
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* The Amigos' slogan is loaded with DoubleMeaning.
--> Wherever there is injustice, you will find us.
--> Wherever there is suffering, we'll be there.
--> Wherever liberty is threatened, you will find...
--> The Three Amigos!
--> Wherever there is injustice, you will find us.
--> Wherever there is suffering, we'll be there.
--> Wherever liberty is threatened, you will find...
--> The Three Amigos!
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* Where did the villagers get all those guns to fight off the banditos at the end, and if they always had that many weapons handy, why did nobody in Santo Poco ever try defending themselves before?
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* Where did the villagers get all those guns to fight off the banditos at the end, and if they always had that many weapons handy, why did nobody in Santo Poco ever try defending themselves before?before?
** They have no gun skills and they're not murderers. Notice they're not aiming. They're just trying to confuse the bandits.
** They have no gun skills and they're not murderers. Notice they're not aiming. They're just trying to confuse the bandits.
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* Where did the villagers get all those guns to fight off the banditos at the end, and if they always had that many weapons handy, why did nobody in Santo Poco ever try defending themselves before?
** Good question.
** Good question.
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* Where did the villagers get all those guns to fight off the banditos at the end, and if they always had that many weapons handy, why did nobody in Santo Poco ever try defending themselves before?
** Good question.before?
** Good question.
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* Where did the villagers get all those guns to fight off the banditos at the end, and if they always had that many weapons handy, why did nobody in Santo Poco ever try defending themselves before?
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* Where did the villagers get all those guns to fight off the banditos at the end, and if they always had that many weapons handy, why did nobody in Santo Poco ever try defending themselves before?before?
** Good question.
** Good question.
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