The movies of Sergio Leone show a certain reality of the West. If this reality has never existed why then assimilating it to a certain American Past. Has there ever been dispensers of justice in the West? I believe that if we speak nowadays about certain dispensers of justice who have existed in the West, it means that there has been some peoples who were here to reestablish the law in some part of the West.

The good (dispenser of justice) in the movies of Sergio Leone is a solitaire. He is most of the time a man alone who travels miles and miles to find a night shelter, an occasional meal, a love story. The cartoon Lucky Luke shows the same kind of man; a man getting happy only when there is an occasion to reestablish peace and goodness among peoples.

The dispensers of justice described in the movies of Sergio Leone are invincible. They never fail as there is no way that the law of God can fail. They are fast shooters; they understand with half a word, they are intelligent spies.

The legend of the undestroyable man has always existed. However, no man can never fail. The spaghettis westerns always show undestroyable men except in one movie: "The Good, the bad and the ugly". The ugly in the movie can destroy the Good. It is all a matter of intelligence. The ugly is less intelligent than the good and the good is less stronger than the ugly. The ugly is a desperado, he shoots faster than the good. The ugly don't merit death at the end because the good knows that it would be a problem for him if he kills him. The good is condemned to learn how to guide his life with the ugly and not without the ugly.

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