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During the last scene in the graveyard, the sky behind John Wayne changes from clear to heavily overcast. [Not unusual if a storm front is moving through. On the Canadian Prairies, from personal experience, the weather can change from sunny and warm, to cold and overcast in minutes.]
At one point in the movie John Wayne and Glen Campbell ride across the ferry and Kim Darby rides her horse across the river. Upon reaching the other side, Kim approaches the men and has a conversation with them. However, instead of being wet from riding her horse across the river, she is completely dry. [As Kim Darby walks up to John Wayne and Glen Campbell, her skirt is OBVIOUSLY wet and dripping as is Little Blackie (the horse).]
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