Le Fier Rebelle (Western Américain) Film complet en français
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The protagonist, Chandler, seeks medical help for his son's voice from Dr. Elie Strauss in Rochester, Minnesota, despite conflicting advice from Dr. Davis. Financial assistance for the trip is offered by a doctor and a neighbor, leading to a series of events involving the protagonist, his son, his dog, and various characters, culminating in a tense confrontation with Harry Burleigh over the missing dog Lance.
Insights
- Dr. Davis suggests that David's muteness might not be a throat issue, indicating a more complex condition that requires further investigation beyond his expertise.
- The narrative intertwines themes of family, sacrifice, and redemption as Chandler navigates challenges, including legal troubles, financial struggles, and personal sacrifices, all while prioritizing the well-being of his son David and their beloved dog Lance.
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Recent questions
Who is Dr. Davis?
A doctor in Aberdeen.
Where is Dr. Elie Strauss located?
In Rochester, Minnesota.
What is the protagonist's son's name?
David.
What is the protagonist's name?
Chandler.
What is the conflict involving Chandler's son?
Accused of stealing a dog.
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Summary
00:00
"Journey to Cure: Aberdeen to Minnesota"
- Aberdeen, a city in Illinois, was founded by Scots and is now a big city.
- Dr. Davis is recommended as the best doctor in Aberdeen, located opposite the hairdresser.
- The protagonist, a southerner, is advised to head south while the person they're speaking to is going north.
- The protagonist seeks Dr. Davis' help for their son, David, who is mute due to a shock a year ago.
- Dr. Davis mentions a lack of knowledge about David's condition, suggesting it might not be a throat issue.
- Dr. Davis considers referring David to Dr. Elie Strauss in Rochester, Minnesota, for a potential cure.
- The protagonist decides to travel to Minnesota with David to see Dr. Strauss, despite Dr. Davis' advice to accept the situation.
- A conflict arises when the protagonist's son is accused of stealing a dog, leading to a court case.
- The protagonist is found guilty of assault and battery, with a choice of 30 days in jail or a $30 fine.
- Linnett, a character who intervenes, offers to pay the protagonist's fine and hires them to work on her farm to avoid separation from their son.
24:04
Chandler's Farm: Hard Work, Family, and Choices
- The old barn on the property needs to be torn down and replaced, with discussions about this ongoing among family members.
- There is a significant amount of work to be done on the property, including repairing fences, caring for animals, plowing fields, and sowing seeds.
- The protagonist, Chandler, is shown to be familiar with the hard work required on the farm.
- Chandler is shown his room, which is simple but has two beds and a dresser that needs cleaning.
- Plans are made to clean the room, including dusting, washing windows, and putting up curtains.
- Chandler's dog is welcomed to stay inside until a niche is built outside for him.
- Chandler is offered $200 for his sheepdog by Mr. Bates, who is interested in purchasing the dog.
- Chandler is encouraged to visit a doctor in San Francisco for a potentially life-changing operation for a child in his care.
- Financial assistance is offered by a doctor and a neighbor to help Chandler afford the trip and treatment.
- Chandler is approached by Mr. Bates with a business proposition, offering to buy his land and work for him, but Chandler declines the offer.
53:08
David's Voice, Dog, and Journey
- A solution is sought for a problem involving David's voice and his dog.
- David's attachment to his dog is emphasized over his voice.
- Memories of David's past interactions are shared, highlighting his connection to his dog.
- A decision is made to sell the dog as a potential solution.
- Concerns about David's future ability to speak are raised.
- Plans are made for a trip to seek medical help for David's voice.
- Preparations are made for the journey, including packing supplies and leaving at dawn.
- A portrait session is described, showcasing Linnett's beauty and fashion choices.
- A letter is received detailing the success of David's operation and the need for continued treatment.
- Chandler's dog, Lance, is sold without David's knowledge, leading to regret and a desire to retrieve the dog.
01:27:15
"Strategic Harry faces farm ownership conflict"
- Harry Burleigh is strategic and has a specific reason for his actions, which involve John blocking his way and impacting the farm's ownership.
- John's life is intertwined with Linnett's, and he prioritizes her and David over the farm. Despite misunderstandings, John decides to return Lance and reconcile with David.
- Tensions rise as Chandler confronts Burleigh about his missing dog, leading to a dramatic confrontation where violence is narrowly avoided.
