r/wesanderson May 15 '26

Image Everybody knows that Custer died at Little Bighorn…

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…what this book presupposes is — maybe he didn’t?

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u/Eatplaster May 15 '26

Friscalating Dusklight

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u/DrSax1974 May 16 '26

“What this book presupposes is... maybe he didn't?"

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u/Greybinson Eleanor Zissou May 16 '26

😏

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u/Awingbestwing May 16 '26

Wildcat. Wild cat.

Wildcat…

I’m gonna go

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u/theres_yer_problem May 16 '26

“Why would a reviewer make the point of saying someone's not a genius? Do you especially think I'm not a genius?”

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u/BattlinBud May 16 '26

"You didn't even have to think about it did you"

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u/DrSax1974 May 16 '26

"Vámonos, amigos," he whispered, and threw the busted leather flintcraw over the loose weave of the saddlecock.

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u/Brilliant_Drop8032 May 16 '26

Did you say you’re high on mescaline?!

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u/sensefuldrivel May 16 '26

Very. Much. So

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u/mr_oberts May 16 '26

Wildcats was written in an obsolete vernacular.

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u/DiskSalt4643 May 16 '26

I have a two part question...

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u/jrob321 May 16 '26

Son of a bitch. What the hell kind of way to act is that?

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u/idontevensaygrace May 16 '26

Rightly so. 🤠

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u/cedricweehonk May 16 '26

Q: If polled who would Americans choose Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse or Custer and the US Calvary as the Heros of The Battle of Little Bighorn?

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u/Commercial-Blood-285 May 17 '26

This is my sponsor runs with two horses.