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Petersons have been living. Rival gang leader, Norris, questions Frankie about his interest in Clarke and learns Clarke and his gang are in the Peterson house. Frankie returns home and tells Clarke about his encounter with Norris. Clarke and his gang hurriedly leave for Mexico, but Norris and his gang intercept them, fatally shooting Clarke. Clarke reveals his true identity to Frankie before dying. Frankie and Bill return to the house which has been breached by Norris. Frankie inadvertently shoots and kills Norris, and the rest of the gang is subdued. When Frankie is honored at a ceremony for his heroism, he is seen sleeping under a tree with his rifle, reflecting the film’s opening scene.
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