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Are the Grand Tetons of USA in the Brokeback Mountain film??

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Artiste:
Thanks brokeback jack!!

I find your description brilliant!! Very beautiful! As Annie's story is amazing!!
You share the sound with me of words, emotions, etc., like Ennis and Jack did with the mouthpiece??

Talking about perspectives, about the word brokenback or brokeback, either way, Annie's story shines...
as she breaks our backs too!! As we survive life... and the film/story too!! Annie gets us ready... for a better life?? WE, gay men, and society, must protect ourselves... as violence is present, could be and might become worst??


Indeed I consider Ennis and Jack in the state of brokenness (in the state of being broken)
at the mountain the  first time Ennis and Jack are there, and all other times up there afterwards; plus, all other occassions down!!

Brokeback is therefore the brilliant word, Annie uses with valuable information!!

Even Ennis is more and more speaking in an brokenly manner, wow wow!! Plus, jack becomes more so too, it seems?? Yes in an broken interrupted manner?? What do you think?

Hugs!!

Front-Ranger:
There is a discussion about this that you might enjoy reading, it's at

http://bettermost.net/forum/index.php/topic,1154.0.html

Artiste:
Thanks Front-Ranger!!

Thanks for mentioning that! Wow, wonderful!!

Guess much more can be said?

Hugs!

Front-Ranger:
That is for sure, Artiste. This ain't no little thing we got going on here.  :)

As long as we can ride 'em.  :D

There ain't no reins on this one.  ;D

Front-Ranger:
By the way, I learned from my FRiend EDelMar that on a clear day you CAN see the Tetons from the summit of Brokenback Mountain.

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