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-->'''Bones:''' (seething) ''You.'' You messed with his head. This is on ''you!''
* Ferdinand finding the horns of the bulls put on display. It's at this point [[AwfulTruth he realizes that not only no bull had a chance at leaving the fighting ring alive, but no bull wins]] '''[[AwfulTruth ever.]]'''
* Ferdinand finding the horns of the bulls put on display. It's at this point [[AwfulTruth he realizes that not only no bull had a chance at leaving the fighting ring alive, but no bull wins]] '''[[AwfulTruth ever.]]'''
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* Ferdinand finding the horns of the bulls put on display. It's at this point [[AwfulTruth he realizes that not only no bull had a chance at leaving the fighting ring alive, but no bull wins]] '''[[AwfulTruth
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* Ferdinand finding the horns of the bulls put on display. It's at this point [[AwfulTruth he realizes that not only no bull had a chance at leaving the fighting ring alive, but no bull wins]] ''[[AwfulTruth ever.]]''
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* Ferdinand finding the horns of the bulls put on display. It's at this point [[AwfulTruth he realizes that not only no bull had a chance at leaving the fighting ring alive, but no bull wins]] ''[[AwfulTruth '''[[AwfulTruth ever.]]'']]'''
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* Ferdinand finding the horns of the bulls put on display. It's at this point [[AwfulTruth he realizes not only that no bull had a chance at leaving the fighting ring alive, but no bulls wins, ''ever''.]]
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* Ferdinand finding the horns of the bulls put on display. It's at this point [[AwfulTruth he realizes that not only that no bull had a chance at leaving the fighting ring alive, but no bulls bull wins]] ''[[AwfulTruth ever.]]''
--> '''Ferdinand:''' No bull wins, ''ever''.]]
--> '''Ferdinand:''' No bull wins, ''ever''.
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* Ferdinand finding the horns of the bulls put on display. It's at this point he realizes that no bull had a chance at leaving the fighting ring alive.
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* Ferdinand finding the horns of the bulls put on display. It's at this point [[AwfulTruth he realizes not only that no bull had a chance at leaving the fighting ring alive.alive, but no bulls wins, ''ever''.]]
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** When Valiente's father callously dismisses Raf's death, even Valiente looks briefly sorry for Ferdinand.
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** The absolute ''fury'' in Bones's voice when he confronts Valiente is absolutely gut-wrenching. One would be forgiven for believing that he was going to ''attack'' Valiente right then and there.
-->'''Bones:''' (seething) ''You.'' You messed with his head. This is on ''you''.
-->'''Bones:''' (seething) ''You.'' You messed with his head. This is on ''you''.
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** The absolute ''fury'' ''[[TranquilFury fury]]'' in Bones's voice when he confronts Valiente is absolutely gut-wrenching. One would be forgiven for believing that he was going to ''attack'' Valiente right then and there.
-->'''Bones:''' (seething) ''You.'' You messed with his head. This is on''you''. ''you!''
-->'''Bones:''' (seething) ''You.'' You messed with his head. This is on
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** The absolute ''fury'' in Bones's voice when he confronts Valiente is absolutely gut-wrenching. One would be forgiven for believing that he was going to ''attack'' Valiente right then and there.
-->'''Bones:''' (seething) ''You.'' You messed with his head. This is on ''you''.
-->'''Bones:''' (seething) ''You.'' You messed with his head. This is on ''you''.
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* Right before the climactic bullfight, Lupe, who's been gleeful at the idea of training a prime fighting bull for many scenes, desperately begs Ferdinand to fight not for the glory but so he won't get killed. [[ActualPacifist It's pretty clear he's not going to.]]
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* Right before the climactic bullfight, Lupe, who's been gleeful at the idea of training a prime fighting bull for many scenes, desperately begs Ferdinand to fight not for the glory glory, but so he won't get killed. [[ActualPacifist It's pretty clear he's not going to.]]
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* Bones grieving over Guapo being sent to the slaughter house. He blames Valiente for pressuring Guapo to put on a show for the matador, but admits to Ferdinand that he also blames himself. He explains that he tried to teach Guapo to be stronger, to get him to focus and face his fears. And now he believes that he failed Guapo, and it's his fault for sending him to his death.
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* Bones grieving over Guapo being sent to the slaughter house. He blames Valiente for pressuring Guapo to put on a show for the matador, but admits to Ferdinand that he also blames himself. He explains that he tried to teach Guapo to be stronger, to get him to focus and face his fears. And now he believes that he failed Guapo, and it's his fault for sending him to his death.death.
* Right before the climactic bullfight, Lupe, who's been gleeful at the idea of training a prime fighting bull for many scenes, desperately begs Ferdinand to fight not for the glory but so he won't get killed. [[ActualPacifist It's pretty clear he's not going to.]]
* Right before the climactic bullfight, Lupe, who's been gleeful at the idea of training a prime fighting bull for many scenes, desperately begs Ferdinand to fight not for the glory but so he won't get killed. [[ActualPacifist It's pretty clear he's not going to.]]
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* Young Ferdinand's father, Raf, is chosen to fight in the Bullring. Raf promises his son that he'll be back and show him his fighting techniques. We later see Ferdinand in his pen waiting for his father's return and when he hears the wagon returning, he goes to welcome back his father. However, he finds the wagon empty, and realizes that his father has been killed.
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* Young Ferdinand's father, Raf, is chosen to fight in the Bullring. Raf promises his son that he'll be back and show him his fighting techniques. We later see Ferdinand in his pen waiting for his father's return and when he hears the wagon returning, he goes to welcome back his father. However, he finds the wagon empty, and realizes that his father has been killed.killed.
* After Ferdinand unintentionally ruins the flower festival, destroying public property and causing civilians to panic, he is captured and put on a wagon, all the while crying for Nina to help him. Nina is unable to do anything as her best friend is being taken to somewhere unknown.
* Bones grieving over Guapo being sent to the slaughter house. He blames Valiente for pressuring Guapo to put on a show for the matador, but admits to Ferdinand that he also blames himself. He explains that he tried to teach Guapo to be stronger, to get him to focus and face his fears. And now he believes that he failed Guapo, and it's his fault for sending him to his death.
* After Ferdinand unintentionally ruins the flower festival, destroying public property and causing civilians to panic, he is captured and put on a wagon, all the while crying for Nina to help him. Nina is unable to do anything as her best friend is being taken to somewhere unknown.
* Bones grieving over Guapo being sent to the slaughter house. He blames Valiente for pressuring Guapo to put on a show for the matador, but admits to Ferdinand that he also blames himself. He explains that he tried to teach Guapo to be stronger, to get him to focus and face his fears. And now he believes that he failed Guapo, and it's his fault for sending him to his death.
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* Young Ferdinand's father, Raf, is chosen to fight in the Bullring. Raf promises his son that he'll be back and show him his fighting techniques. We later see Ferdinand in his pen waiting for his father's return and when he hears the wagon returning, he goes to welcome back his father. However, he finds the wagon empty, and realizes that his father has been killed.
