Rancho Dutton
Rip Wheeler e Beth Dutton apostam tudo em uma nova vida no sul do Texas, mas a promessa de construir um futuro longe dos fantasmas de Yellowstone rapidamente se choca com novas e brutais realidades e com um rancho rival que não medirá esforços para proteger seu império.
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- AI reference — unverifiedIn the season one finale, Rip Wheeler and the Dutton ranch hands engage in a lethal shootout against armed enforcers sent by Beulah Jackson of the rival 10-Petal Ranch, resulting in multiple characters being shot with visible blood and gunshot wounds.
- AI reference — unverifiedBeth Dutton frequently uses severe profanities and vulgar insults, including the F-word and other explicit terms, during confrontations with ranch rivals, business adversaries, and in casual conversations with Rip Wheeler.
Ideological reading (editorial opinion)
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- Identity Politics1.0AI Analysis · Model: gemini-agy
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Framing that reduces characters to identity-group grievances or activism.
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- Historical Revisionism0.0AI Analysis · Model: gemini-agy
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