BackgroundThe Wild Bunch(1969) is director/co-writer Sam Peckinpah""s provocative, brilliant yet controversial Western, shocking for its graphic and elevated portrayal of violence and savagely-explicit carnage, yet hailed for its truly realistic and reinterpreted vision of the dying West in the early 20th century.Hans is held under the waist-deep water and drowned by the Monster.A sleepy-looking owl witnesses the murder.In one of the many scenes displaying macabre humor, Han""s wife reaches into the wreckage for her husband""s extended hand, not realizing that she is pulling the Monster from the debris.Hart, a law school graduate, admits that he is the least-suited for soldiering: "...I haven""t any heart for this.I thought this business would be over with before I got here." Bartlett speaks up for his honest buddy: "I don""t like heroes or big-mouths.We""re all scared and why shouldn""t we be?...You""re all right, kid.I like guys who are honest with themselves.Stay that way." [Throughout the film, Eddie is caught between the good and evil ""pull"" of his co-stars (Lloyd and George).She introduced herself:You know who I am.I""m Jyn Erso.Daughter of Galen and Lyra.You""ve lost....My father""s revenge.He built a flaw in the Death Star.He put a fuse in the middle of your machine and I""ve just told the entire galaxy how to light it.When Cassian revived, he shot Krennic and severely wounded him.Meanwhile, as the result of a collision of Star Destroyers orbiting Scarif, one of them crashed into the Shield Gate - thereby disabling the protective planetary shield, and opening the communications line.A few days later, the busybody, garrulous and eccentric neighbor Minnie, with her hair up in an odd, white polka-dotted scarf, pays a visit.