Their powerful actions set in motion disturbing consequences for a modern-day working-class couple, for an average French Huguenot family and its soon-to-be-betrothed daughter Brown Eyes, for the Nazarene/Christ, and for the enlightened, revolutionary and benevolent Prince Belshazzar.When Jamie overheard that Rachel was upset over the changed plans, she expressed hurt feelings of rejection.But in the fullness of time, evil men betrayed God""s trust and in disobedience to His holy word, waged bloody wars, not only against their own kind, but against the apes whom hey reduced to slavery.She had been double-crossed, robbed, and then deserted.The storekeeper mentioned his personal lowly opinion:"That""s the trouble with those half-breeds.You can""t trust ""em."Now penniless and frightened, the storekeeper recommended hat he join her to visit the Mounted Police station nearby, but knowing that the authorities were looking for her brother, she declined to go together ("I""ll go alone")." He calls himself the "Schofield Kid" on account of his "Schofield model Smith and Wesson pistol." The young, neophyte, hot-shot outlaw, wishing to pluck Munny from his retirement on the farm (and slightly disappointed by the appearance of the muddy farmer), offers Munny partnership after hearing exaggerated rumors about a bounty hunt.