1. Treatment of Mexico and/or Mexicans in Magnificent seven
... perpetuate this point of view that working the land is the most satisfying way of life. It idolises the villagers who are seen to have in essence already achieved it- . By removing any true identification with the North American protagonists and by reinventing the image of the gunslinger the emphasis is placed on the Mexican characters and motivations, as they are the only characters whom the audiences can identify with. If The Magnificent Seven was ... given a distinct label of good or bad. Other than Thornton the bounty hunters are dirty, stupid, disobedient, and void of any decency, ...
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- Grade Level: Undergraduate