3:10 to Yuma, Directed by James Mangold

In James Mangolds movie 3:10 to Yuma Dan Evans proves to be an crucial protagonist who serves as a symbol of manhood, doing what he base to live a tidy life. Dans character develops throughout the configuration of the movie from a unemotional frank man to an grand hero. The movie further establishes that a man needs to be a man for his son. Dan is a Civil War experient and rancher, who is trying his best to take up ends meet for his family. Dan is a dim-witted an h anesty man. Dan is a audacious man, being the only psyche to limit Ben Wade on the 3:10 to Yuma.\nthough his small ranch faces boisterous droughts and is under immense debt, Dan refuses to defend up and fail his family or himself as a engender and husband. In the opening scene, Dan watches impotently as the landlords men provoke down his group B. The burning is a monitor for him to either salary up or apply the land. The barn was already producing lowly and Dans grueling efforts to save his barn suc k upm a failure. Dans life, standardised the barn is also crumbling. The displace is an archetype of light that gives friendship to his married woman that he did not make the last payment for the barn. Instead, Dan used the money to vitiate medicine for their son Marc, who is staidly ill. Dans relationship with his family falters because of his financial burdens. Dans son, William, does not look up to him and decides he, neer wants to be in his shoes. This greatly hurts Dan and is a constant reminder to his failure of providing for his family. Dan also fears that he has lost the faith of his wife, who views him as stubborn. When Dan is in Bisbee he helps to welcome Ben Wade, the villain, captured by the sheriff. He furthermore decides to escort Ben to Yuma saying to his wife that hes been standing on one leg for three years, and praying nevertheless God aint listening. This is an important statement because this shows how tired Dan was of this life and how he was so dete rmined to get the money.\nDan Evans is courageous as we see ag...