The "ABCs of BBM": Round 965! (Rules in first post)

[Fran]

The role of Jimbo, the rodeo clown, was played by Tom Carey.

[MaineWriter]

Once he left Brokeback, Ennis appeared downtrodden throughout the rest of the movie.

[memento]

Ennis wanted a sexually exclusive relationship with Jack and was devastated when he found out about Mexico.

[Fran]

Jack ended up in Childress, Texas, where he worked at Newsome Farm Equipment, a family-owned business.

[MaineWriter]

While the music played in the background, LaShawn gushed as she told Jack and Lureen all about her new life in Childress with Randall.

[memento]

"Jack pulled a squall ing burr out of the harmonica, flattened a little from a fall off the skittish bay mare, and Ennis had a good raspy voice; a few nights they mangled their way through some songs. Ennis knew the salty words to “Strawberry Roan.” Jack tried a Carl Perkins song, bawling “What I say-ay-ay,” , but he favored a sad hymn “Water-Walking Jesus,” which he "sang at dirge slowness" while distant coyotes howled.

[Fran]

Ennis, afraid that Jack might become infected with some intestinal parasite after he saw him scoop river water up in his hand, "crystalline drops falling from his fingers, his mouth and chin glistening with wet," cautioned him about beaver fever.

[Ellemeno]

Jack was trying to be anything but a dull boy, as he allowed the blued-eyed limpidity of his gaze to play over Jimbo, but it didn't work.

[memento]

After her divorce, Alma married the mild-mannered grocer that she met at the place where she worked.

[MaineWriter]

The first night in the tent Jack and Ennis needfully lunged at each other and the second night wasn't much different; eventually, their intimacy became more playful.