Catching some of the gang redhanded, the Virginian sees to their lynching.However, he villainous leader of the gang, Trampas (Walter Huston), is still free.The film comes to a final climactic showdown in a shoot-out on a dusty western street between Trampas and the Virginian.Xavier proposed the hypothetical idea of transferring the consciousness of a father of four with terminal cancer into the man""s body, to have him survive.As the street-car travels away down Hayes Street, a closeup of his face shows tears streaming down his cheeks.BackgroundThe Caine Mutiny(1954) is the story of shipboard conflict and a mutiny aboard a WWII naval vessel, and the subsequent court-martial rial of the ship""s captain.When he rides forward and approaches closer for a better look, the fort appears filled with an entire garrison of lifeless, dead Legionnaires"" corpses propped up at every parapet.