..near three years now," she made his give up his wicked, lawless ways eleven years earlier.Thoughout the film, Munny repeats he refrain: "I ain""t like that anymore."Munny: I ain""t like that anymore, Kid.It was whiskey done it as much as anythin"" else.I ain""t had a drop in over ten years.My wife, she cured me of that, cured me of drink and wickedness.Kid: Well, you don""t look so prosperous.Hell, you could buy her a new dress with your half.We could kill them two, you could buy your wife one fancy...As the Kid rides away alone - but wishes Munny would catch up to him if he changes his mind ("I""ll be riding due west for the western trail headin"" north into Wyoming"), the circumstances of Munny""s homestead life come down hard on him.The film was the precursor for another inspirational and popular film (and a similar adaptation of a Stephen King story by writer/director Frank Darabont) -The Green Mile (1999).Everyone was devastated and sorrowful about her loss.In Washington DC, the President""s televised nationwide speech (about a "growing threat within our own population") from his office was interrupted when the lights went out (and the forces of nature were controlled by Storm).From a distance, the Dwarves and Bilbo watched and rejoiced: "It fell.I saw it.It""s dead.Smaug is dead." However, Thorin Oakenshield (Richard Armitage), the future Mountain King, had become sickened, dark and sullen even though there was evidence of a new beginning: "The Ravens of Erebor are returning to the Mountain.