This proved that they were a very experienced, first-rate posse. Cassidy also possessed the leveling quality. All of the men he was up against were equally as good as him; it was just a matter of who could draw their gun the fastest. It mirrors the survival of the fittest theory. Only the best, most adaptable, and strong will survive and Cassidy was exactly this.
Cassidy was a very masculine and stereotypical man in the west. He wasn't ever concerned about his appearance, or never took a bath for that matter. He showed no real emotions and was very stoic. He didn't have many worries, unless they were about his next move against Sparr. He proved to be very witty. He was very skilled and conscious of ways to throw Sparr and off his trail. He would carefully pick a stopping place where his campfire smoke couldn't be spotted. He knew of tricks to confuse Sparr of which way he was traveling. He once led Sparr and his men straight into a gunfight with the Apaches. Cassidy possessed the characteristics of a typical "western cowboy.".
Those who knew him would consider Cassidy a cowboy hero. He safely got Dick and Pam to Alma and saved Dick's farm from Sparr. Sparr was holding Dick and Pam hostage, in hopes of taking over the ranch without anyone knowing about it. .
If Cassidy hadn't shown up, then Sparr's plan would have succeeded without any .
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opposition. He possessed extreme courage and bravery. He was always one hundred percent sure that his plan would work. On the road to Alma, the three, had to travel through the impossible Mogollon Mountains. Not only was this trek merely impossible, they conquered it in the snow and succeeded. Hopalong was the fastest draw in the west and everyone knew it. He had piercing blue eyes, but when he became intense and up against someone in a draw, his eyes were steel gray. Hopalong Cassidy proved to be a true cowboy hero. .
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