DS101 10/4/21 TC #106 "Santa Fe Trail (1940) ERROL FLYNN"

[Nikhilmao]

Posted June 27, 2020



THE "P" FILES
Tumbleweed Connection #106
First Aired: 12th October 2018


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[evelpod666]

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[xNoSuch]

Apologies, but I have never submitted the thesis that I posted back in the old forums. 
I would like to bring this back to light!

Analysis:
- The movie mentions about an abolitionist named John Brown.
- His son Jason Brown rejected his father's beliefs.

It reminds me of this mission:



Reason(s):
- There was a letter that mentioned Compson's son who doesn't want to get involved in his father's plantation:

"Pa, Goddammit! I told you to stay away from the boy. He don't want this. Heck, none of us want nothing to do with ya. -Rance."

- In the end, it is revealed that Jeremiah Compson is a slave owner.

Theory: This viddle is referring to the RDR2 Stranger Mission "The Iniquities of History"