M&D - Tyburn Tree 'resurrections'

[Terrance F. Flaherty]

Now I confused my self a bit. Not sure which film we are in
here. ? With Clint Eastwood we are dealing with a hanging
and maybe even burial (probably improper in some way) and
"resurrection" as gunslinging revenge tough cool guy with a
devil's good aim. Paints the town red, literally, unless my
remebrancer is broken? With our Rev--it's [subj.] had I
been, I should still...

Only he is (Would have been) dreaming or unconscious from
drink and is (should have been)  "resurrected" without "Our
Savior" figuring so preeminently.

TF 

Michael Baum wrote:
> 
> On Thu, 16 Sep 1999 14:45:54 -0400 (EDT), Michael Crowley wrote:
> 
> >And the Reverend himself starts off his tale with that whole subjunctive
> >"If I had been hung and then resurrected into a new dispensation" type
> >thing in chapter one (don't have the book in front of me).
> 
> Also happened to that other great Western philosopher, Clint Eastwood. Must have been a more common phenomenon than once I thought.
> 
> -maab