RUBEN LARA
The novel introduces Refuge, a serene and unconventional town in the untamed West where lawlessness and violence are conspicuously absent. In Refuge, neither the sheriff nor his deputy carries a firearm, and there is no jail to confine wrongdoers. Instead, this small town offers a peaceful reprieve for historical outlaws who have been given a second chance to atone for their past misdeeds.
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The town’s peaceful existence is tested when Blackjack and his gang arrive, threatening to unravel the fragile tranquility the residents have fought to maintain. The absence of guns and jails in Refuge symbolizes a deeper struggle for these infamous outlaws, now faced with the opportunity to undo their bloody pasts in what seems to be a form of purgatory.
Susan Mclean
One of the best western movies I've ever seen. God will walk with you hand in hand to the gates of hell to try to win you back before you go to purgatory I got a lot out of this movie and I'd love to see it again where can I buy it for my collection?