The Outlaw Josey Wales

side, Josey's natural ability with the weapon – as portrayed by his incredible accuracy with it – foreshadows the success he will experience throughout the film. As he sat, thinking about his present situation, "Bloody Bill" Anderson and his band of raggedy-looking men approached Josey on horseback. After Anderson proclaimed that his group was heading north to "set things straight," Josey remarked, "And I'll be coming with ya." Although Josey wanted to avenge his family's death, it is also important to realize that he joined the Civil War only after being personally affected by it.
             This band of rebels eventually surrendered to Union forces, but Josey refused. As "the last holdout" for the southern cause, the Union general Fletcher desperately wanted
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