A montage of all the flashbacks

[SeanSeanSean]

IMHO, this is just great:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TkxLpPXjQe8

[O'Cangaceiro]

Not bad at all. 

[noodles_leone]

Very cool!

[Dust Devil]

 

[dave jenkins]

So . . . two blokes and a bird are out for a drive and a snog. Then the two blokes are in a pub without the bird. Then one of the men comes in (did he go out?) with a face that's been freshly worked over. The other bloke pivots and shoots his escorts, and then does his mate as well. Finally, we're back out of doors with the bird and . . . the dead man is alive again! Whaaaa? And what does the Mao quote have to do with anything? It all seems very confused to me.

[SeanSeanSean]

So . . . two blokes and a bird are out for a drive and a snog. Then the two blokes are in a pub without the bird. Then one of the men comes in (did he go out?) with a face that's been freshly worked over. The other bloke pivots and shoots his escorts, and then does his mate as well. Finally, we're back out of doors with the bird and . . . the dead man is alive again! Whaaaa? And what does the Mao quote have to do with anything? It all seems very confused to me.

Your probably joking but you made me think.
The Mao quote underligns the messiness of revolution. From carefree days to militancy to full commitment and betrayal. What was it all for anyways?
Let's all dance in heaven together. Hey heaven looks a lot like Ireland, who knew?

[marmota-b]

Good thinking.

[Groggy]

Maybe John's a ghost.

[marmota-b]

He undergoes too much character development for a ghost, I think. (Compare to Harmonica, who practically does not change at all.)

[Groggy]

Angel of Death then. That white trenchcoat has got to mean something.

[dave jenkins]

We've danced this one around before. He's (ahem) The Angel of Ordnance.