When the Legends Die

Legends Die is a 1963 novel written by Hal Borland and DeLuxe Color film released by Twentieth Century-Fox in 1972.

This novel about young Ute Indian life was written by Hal Borland in 1963. It was written as a mainstream novel, but it became a young adult classic. This novel is roughly divided into four parts: "Booking" by Tom Blackbull and his parents in the wilderness in southern Colorado State, Tom's experience as an orphan is sent to the booking school contrary to his will It was done. Succeeding in Indian lifestyle, Colorado State, New Mexico State, Texas, Oklahoma Rodeo track, and finally Tom has returned to his roots Adjustment of loneliness of land and wilderness

This film was produced in 1972 and starred in Richard Weedmark and Frederic Forrest. It was directed by Stewart Miller and written by Robert Dozier. It is adapted from the novel freely, updates the movement from the beginning of the 20th century to the present, and cuts out the bulk of the original novel, it is effectively based solely on the central part of the novel.

The title is taken from "When the legend ends a dream, when the dream is over, there is no greater greatness".

Indian youth, Tom Black Bull (Frederick Forest), left for reservation in the rodeo life. He received guidance from Red Dillon (Richard Widmark), a genius with drinking problems. Young people deal with the fight between the two worlds and decide what life offers

When Halboland's legend died, it is a novel that depicts Tom Black-Bull's life from a young Indian boy to an older adult. So the meaning when the legend is dead is a growth novel. Growth novel is a novel whose hero matured from beginning to end, experiencing a mental crisis in classical growth novels. His life is full of many obstacles and is influenced positively and negatively by many people. Throughout the story, he overcomes these obstacles and lives through people. His attitude is influenced by other roles

In many legends and fictitious stories, characters died after committing catastrophic losses, but in reality, people are apparently dead at heart breakers. Heart syndrome is often described as a physical pain in the heart or chest due to emotional stress caused by division due to trauma or death of a loved one. Heart disease syndrome is similar to the symptoms of a heart attack, but it is clinically different from a heart attack because there are few risk factors for heart attacks and healthy before myocardium weakening. Some echocardiograms show normal contraction of the left ventricle in heart patients, but the upper part of the myocardium is weak due to the reverse T wave and the longer Q - T interval.

Heart disease is not mainly a disease of "male". The woman may also die of an associated heart disease such as Mrs. Mallard of Kate Chopin's "One Hour Story". Risk factors such as heart disease and smoking, diabetes, obesity, hypertension, etc. can cause the following problems: atherosclerosis, congestive heart failure, heart valve problems, and ultimately she has heart transplant It is necessary to receive it. In short stories "One Hour Story", Kate Chopin writes articles about elderly women with heart disease. My older sister told Mrs. Marado, the older woman said that her husband was told that everyone was dead with a train wrecked. After getting back from the news, she went downstairs and met her family. Suddenly the door knocked on the door, she opened the door and stood by her husband. This made her so shocked that she caused a heart attack in the place where she was standing.