Well, did he or didn't he
but I missed a part at the end: Did Philip marry Jenny or not?
sharePhillip tells Randall and Hinchcliffe that if they ever print his wife's name in their paper he'll hunt them down and kill them. I think that indicates a marriage is in the offing.
"Fortunately, I keep my feathers numbered for just such an emergency."
He does say he will kill them; but maybe he should have taken the gun with him.
shareI've heard that guns are pretty easy to come by in the States.
"Fortunately, I keep my feathers numbered for just such an emergency."
It's part of the Constitution: Right to Bear Arms. But it was mostly put there so a man could defend himself during revolutionary times. But it has run amok...as we well both know.
Enrique Sanchez
And thank goodness we can own firearms! My friends and I are competitive shooters and enjoy the challenge of training to learn to shoot competitively.
The most important part of owning firearms is SAFETY!
Unless you can take ALL the CLASSES, own a gun safe, trigger guards and any item that keeps your firearm safe -Don't own a gun.
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Vindicateplum:
AH safety...that's my work. But in the workplace.
I have been offered classes by a professional - turned him down. I would be a fool to own a gun without the proper training and I am sure to be a lazy one about it. I respect people who do own guns but ONLY if they go through the training. People think they can just buy a gun and then shoot a few targets and they're experts. The worst is that they leave their guns easily available to small fry around the house...
Enrique Sanchez
I have sixty years of experience with guns, and have never had a problem. You don't need special training. Here's all there is to it:
Make sure guns aren't left lying around loaded.
Make sure ammunition is not accessible.
Don't play around with guns; they are not toys.
When you're carrying a gun, don't ever have it cocked or have your finger on the trigger until you're ready to fire.
Don't ever point a gun at anything you don't intend to destroy or at anyone you don't intend to kill.
Don't ever shoot at anything until you have made a 100 percent positive identification and have determined that it is absolutely, without any doubt, something you need to shoot at.
It's all very simple. Follow these rules and you won't ever get into trouble with guns.