Red Dead Redemption

Rating: 10/10 (8 January 2016)

At a port town, a crowd of passengers disembarks from a steamboat; among them, a grizzled cowboy with a gun at his hip. Two lawmen escort him out.
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The cop had shoved him aside.
Newsie: Extra, extra! Bill Williamson's gang...
They walk out of range, ending up at Blackwater Station. The cowboy gets on the train without speaking a word, and takes a seat as the steam engine leaves town. Two ladies behind him, and a young lady and a preacher in front of him, hold their own conversations.
Lady: Well, I for one am grateful, Mrs. Bush, that they are finally bringing
civilization to this savage land.
Mrs. Bush: I could not agree with you more, my dear. My daddy settled this
land and I know he'll be looking down on us, pleased at how we
helped the natives.
Lady: Yes they've lost their land, but they've gained access to heaven.
John listens to the young lady and the preacher in the seat ahead of him.
Jenny: But Father, do you mean unless an innocent receives communion, they're
destined to go to hell? That hardly seems fair.
Father: What I mean to say, Jenny, is that there is a great deal of difference
between an innocent and a savage.
Jenny: I never thought of it that way.
Lady: Yes they live like animals. But they're happier now.
Jenny: Not only do people now have motorcars, father, but I heard pretty soon
we will be able to fly.
Father: No, angels can fly, Jenny.
Jenny: No, no, apparently people can fly. Didn't you hear? Out in Kansas a man
even got a car to fly.