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William Munny Most western movies have action sequences consisting of fast chase scenes on horses or dramatic, draw matches to keep the audience interested. Also, the main character is usually the tough, tobacco-spitting hero where the story revolves around him saving the day. In Unforgiven, the story does not contain all these stereotypes. There are not bars full of laughter and dancing. The characters seem to be afraid of something. Maybe they are afraid of the frontier. People thought of it as a symbol of opportunity, but in reality it is a symbol of harsh responsibility. Also, there is really no hero that is larger than life. The story has a serious tone and revolves around the changes faced by William Munny. He is afraid of the harsh reality of his violent past. He is given a job to kill two cowboys, which proves to be critical because it leads Munny from his calm, new identity to his violent, old identity. Throughout the beginning of the story, William Munny has a quiet sense like something from the past is hiding inside of him. At first, the Schofield Kid gives munny, old, whiskey, self, cowboys, ned, violent, past, little, first, bill, munny’s, kill, now, killing, identity, back, story, storm, new, feels, big, afraid, while, whenever, symbol, since, shows, shotgun, schofield, money, kills, kid, death, change