Just before she died, Emma was instrumental in setting up a charity to raise awareness and funds for research for this little-known illness, which is nonetheless one of the most common genetic conditions. Johanna Stapleton, French and Francophone Studies - August 2010 2011Įmma Beal, Animal Science - 28 September 2017Įmma became ill during her finals and was subsequently diagnosed with an adult-onset genetic condition called mitochondrial disease.
Richard Garner, Philosophy - 11 June 2011ĭonald Hartley, Combined Studies - March 2017Ĭharles Anthony Sangster, Viking Studies - April 2013 It is these underlying characteristics that distinguish it from the average western action flick and have helped to make this film as popular as it is.William Eyssautier, Infrastructure - 2017
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However, given the films ending, this code does not seem to be shared by the Magnificent Seven Lastly, while many people may view this film as a western action film I think there is quite a bit of underlying humanity and character depth woven into the story. This code of ethics is evident in the way he treats the Magnificent Seven towards the end of the film. He has what can almost be describes as a code of ethics for those who make their living with guns. For him it is only a job, not unlike the farmers who work the land to provide for their families. He appears to believe that it is his job to steal so that he can support himself and his men.
The leader of the bandits is Calvera (Walsh) who is not an unlikeable fellow. It would seem that Harry is one of those individuals who is always one step away from gaining riches but somehow never gains them. Harry (Dexter): A good man to have in a fight but one who lets greed cloud his every decision. Britt (Coburn): A loner who is unequaled in a gun or knife fight. He wants to do the right thing but finds it difficult to step up to the plate when it's his turn. He appears to be a gunman who in the past was cocky, arrogant and self assured but now after experiencing life on the run now doubts himself. Lee (Vaughn): The most difficult character to relate to. The attention he gives to the local village children and the gift he gives a village girl hint at the idea that while he is good at gunfighting he knows that it is a good family life that is important. He has made quite a bit of money in the past even though he is now broke. In many ways he is the most interesting character. Bernardo (Bronson): A strong solitary man that in many ways resembles Chris although not displaying the desire to lead. He wants to shed his farming past and attempts through acts of bravado to persuade others and himself that he is a gunfighter at heart. Chico: The youngest of the Seven and most inexperienced. He seems to be comfortable working as a loner but clearly would like to one day settle down. Vin: A capable man with a gun, perhaps a one time cowboy. Chris: A leader, perhaps a former soldier, who has encountered danger before and gained a degree of mastery over his emotions in dangerous situation. While no details are given about the individual pasts of the Magnificent Seven it is fairly clear what there pasts may have been. Of the Magnificent Seven most of the screen time is given to Chris (Brynner), Vin (McQueen) and Chico (Bucholz). It is the tale of seven gunfighters who are hired by a poor Mexican farming community to help drive off the bandits who periodically show up and steal the communities food and goods. I first saw this film about 20 years ago as a teenager and I still find it as enjoyable now as I did then.
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