Even Cowgirls Get The Blues Page #5
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- Year:
- 1993
- 95 min
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MADAME ZOE:
A husband, no doubt about it, though
he is years away. There are children,
too. Five, maybe six, but the husband
is not the father. They will inherit
your characteristics.
Mrs. Hankshaw, aghast, has heard plenty, and she ushers her
daughter out of the trailer as if she were leading her from
COWGIRL INTERLUDE
(Delores del Ruby)
EXT. BADLANDS DAY
Views of vast vistas of arid grasslands, open and unmodulated,
thirsty and exposed.
At the western edge of the DAKOTAS, the monotony of the
landscape, now gradually tilting toward the Rockies, is
interrupted by the Badlands -- sculptured canyons so deep
and chaotic they can break a devil's heart.
Between the grasslands and the eerie badlands ruins, there
lies a narrow band of humpy hills, green and pastoral. The
hills are carpeted with midlength prairie grass.
The Rubber Rose buildings are clustered at the badlands end
at the base of a butte, higher, broader and longer than any
in its vicinity, known as Siwash Ridge. a sign over the entry
of the ranch reads:
Welcome to the Rubber Rose Ranch
(the largest all-girl ranch in the west)
Delores del Ruby arrives at the Rubber Rose Ranch, carrying
a whip at her side and batting an educated lash at the
surrounding sights.
DELORES:
I've traveled through the Yucatan
with a circus, popping false eyelashes
off a trained monkey with a bullwhip.
When I ate peyote one night and had
a vision. Niwetükame, the Mother
Goddess, came to me on the back of a
doe, hummingbirds sipping the tears
she was shedding, crying 'Delores,
you must lead my daughters against
their natural enemy. You must come
to the Rubber Rose Ranch and prepare
for your mission, the details of
which will be revealed to you in a
third vision....' That night I whipped
the sh*t out of my black lover and
ran away. For a while I drove around,
making a living selling peyote buttons
to hippies, until I made my way
here...
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