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

[memento]

Ennis' facial expressions include a nicely modulated series of grimaces and hesitant smiles.

[Toast]

Brokeback Mountain has been described by People's Weekly World Newspaper as "A heartbreaking story of working-class people, men and women, trying to make a living, trying to do the right thing, imprisoned by limited options, prejudice and fear."     PWW.org

[Fran]

The bikers made the mistake of jeering at Ennis when he asked them to keep it down in front of his two little girls.

[Front-Ranger]

The bikers were examples of know-nothings, by both definitions of an ignoramus and an anti-intellectual.

[memento]

Brokeback is a tale of love and loss, of unrealized dreams, and of lives wasted by denying passion and accepting convention.

[Fran]

Jack mistakenly thought that Ennis and Alma's divorce meant that he and Ennis could finally be together.

[Toast]

In the screenplay, the Malones nod when Jack asks:  "You two bound for the big party up in Childress?"

[Mikaela]

Jack's father-in-law had oodles of money.

[Fran]

Here's a description of Ennis from the screenplay:  "Tall, raw-boned, lanky, possessed of a muscular, supple body made for the horse and for fighting."

[Toast]

According to Annie Proulx, Jack and Ennis spent their questing days in the:
Big Horns,
Medicine Bows,
Gallatins,
Absarokas,
Granites,
Owl Creeks,
Bridger-Teton Range,
Freezeouts,
Shirleys,
Ferrises,
Rattlesnakes,
Salt River Range,
Wind Rivers,
Sierra Madres,
Gros Ventres,
Washakies,
Laramies,
Hail Strew River;
but never returning to Brokeback.