Stagecoach

One of the most important scenes in Stagecoach is the introduction of Ringo. The scene starts with a blast from Ringos gun to bring excitement and suspision, then it zooms into Ringo and shows a shot of Ringos face close up. This scene is important because it introduces Ringo as the most important character in Stagecoach. Ringo is the character that always brings peace with the group. But most importantly Ringo is the character who falls in love with the hooker, Dallas. Nobody in town liked Dallas. Ringo didn't care what others thought, he fell in love with Dallas for her inner beauty. This love affair is very controversial because normally men don't fall in love with prostitutes, they just use them....

Which leads to the movie Unforgiven. This movie is all about a man who cut up a whore, and the whore's revenge to kill the man who cut up a whore. Unforgiven portrays whores in a better way how they were treated back in the day in old westerns. William is the hero in the movie Unforgiven. He is the brave man who kills Little Bill for killing Ned. William and Ringo were both heroes fighting for whores. But their characters are nothing alike. William is the hard core killing cowboy without a care in the world. Ringo is the type of hero in a fairy tale.