Timothy plays a much more light-hearted, softer image of a cowboy. He has little backbone, is caught up in a relationship with a woman, Tess (Joann Dru), and is at one point believed to be incapable of replacing his father's role as the head of the cattle herd. It is this relational conflict that drives the movie and ultimately brings about its ending, with Dunsen returning to the cattle drive in Red River and fighting his son...
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This fight is also important to the tone and feel of the film, which combines the myth and ruggedness of the west with the concept and necessity of family. The events of this film are largely over-dramatized, with the stereotypical aspects of western life being sensationalized in a way common in the westerns of the time...
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