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1. www.litcharts.com › lit › true-gritTrue Grit Chapter 6 Summary & Analysis - LitCharts

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   Charles Portis. True Grit: Chapter 6 Summary & Analysis. LitCharts assigns a color and icon to each theme in True Grit, which you can use to track the themes throughout the work. Mattie, Rooster, and LaBoeuf ride long past “dinnertime,” but Mattie tries hard not to complain. Finally, they stop at a small store on the river, where they have ...

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     Mattie is sick when she wakes up the next morning....

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     A hard-drinking, one-eyed U.S. marshal known for his “grit.”...

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     “You can let him know that,” said Rooster. “You can tell him...

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     To quiet him, Quincy cuts off four of his fingers, at which...

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     An outlaw whom Mattie, LaBoeuf, and Rooster find in a dugout...

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   What deal did rooster offer Quincy and Moon? Medical help and to get them safely out of the territory What rude comment does Quincy make to Mattie while he is cutting up the turkey?

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   Study with Quizlet and memorize flashcards containing terms like Rooster chides two boys for torturing a __________, what was the weather llike as the group travels to McAlester's store?, how does Rooster get the two men in the dugout to open the door? and more.

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   Study with Quizlet and memorize flashcards containing terms like tenderfoot, Chaff, Parley and more.

5. www.coursehero.com › lit › True-GritTrue Grit Chapter 6 Summary - Course Hero

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   Analysis. The triangle of LaBoeuf, Rooster, and Mattie is not a romantic one, but it is a triangle of shifting allegiances. Initially LaBoeuf balked at bringing Mattie, but Rooster spoke up for her. In Chapter 6 both men become, for a time, Mattie's champions. At the dugout Moon asks, "What is this girl doing here?"

6. en.wikiquote.org › wiki › True_GritTrue Grit (1969 film) - Wikiquote

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   Aug 27, 2024 · True Grit (1969 film) True Grit. (1969 film) True Grit is a 1969 film in which a young girl enlists the aid of a crusty U.S. Marshal to hunt down the man who murdered her father. Directed by Henry Hathaway. Written by Margueritte Roberts, based on the novel by Charles Portis. The strangest trio ever to track a killer. taglines.

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   What does Rooster say in Chapter 6?

   • In Chapter 6 Rooster remarks on the innocence of "poor Cole," who is serving time for Jesse James's crime: "You watch, when the truth is known, they will find it was Jesse W. James that shot that cashier in Northfield." In Chapter 7, narrated by Mattie as an older woman, she adopts a garbled version of Rooster's sympathies.

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   What does Quincy tell Rooster?

   • Just as Moon starts to talk, though, Quincy tells him to be quiet. During this interaction, LaBoeuf goes outside and looks around. When he returns, he tells Rooster that there are six horses in a nearby cave, and it soon becomes clear that Quincy and Moon stole them.

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   What do Rooster and Mattie talk about?

   • While they wait for Ned, Rooster and Mattie talk. Rooster talks about his part in the Civil War. He was wounded in Missouri and lost his eye. The criminal Cole Younger, then a soldier, saved his life. He regrets that Cole is now doing time for a murder Rooster believes is the fault of Jesse James.

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   How does Mattie view Rooster?

   • But Mattie has a similar view of people; she sees instantly whether they bear the mark of "banished Cain" or have true grit. Portis goes to great lengths to emphasize Rooster's non-heroic aspects: he is a criminal, he is old and lazy and often drunk, and apparently he is a bad shot, at least when drunk.

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   Why does Rooster want Mattie to capture Chaney?

   • Because of his merciless reputation, Mattie hires him to capture Chaney, but Rooster decides to team up with LaBoeuf because he wants to share the Ranger’s reward money. Despite this betrayal, Rooster later advocates for Mattie by forcing LaBoeuf to let her accompany them on the journey.

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   What does Rooster tell Mattie about his life before he was a Marshal?

   • In the brutal world of the Wild West, Rooster’s mercilessness emerges as one of the only ways to bring criminals to justice. Once they’re atop the ridge, Mattie asks Rooster about his life before he was a marshal. He explains that he has done a number of jobs and then talks about his time during the Civil War, when he fought in Missouri.

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8. www.litcharts.com › characters › rooster-cogburnRooster Cogburn Character Analysis in True Grit - LitCharts

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   A hard-drinking, one-eyed U.S. marshal known for his “grit.”. Rooster fought for the Confederacy during the Civil War, though Mattie learns that he was part of Quantrill’s Raiders, a group of guerilla soldiers who used ruthless tactics to fight the Union and devolved into gangs of outlaws that included Frank and Jesse James.