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Outlaw
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Wanted: Dead or Alive. A fugitive from justice into the wilderness. The term "outlaw" reaches back to at least Old Norse; it denotes a person who has been declared guilty of a crime in absentia and has chosen to escape for whatever reason, and is thus placed outside the protection of the law. Members of the community were forbidden to aid or abet the outlaw in any way lest they suffer the same punishment as the outlaw, and as they were outside the protection of the law, they had no legal rights, meaning anyone could kill them with impunity. Thus, the outlaw could not live in the community, but was forced to flee to the wilderness or another country to try to survive until their sentence of outlawry expired or their relatives could somehow lift it. At the time, there were no established prisons or dedicated police, so long-term imprisonment was rare. An outlaw in the medieval era was known as a "wolfshead"—equated to a wolf in the eyes of the law, and to be hunted down like one. Several of the Icelandic sagas have outlaws as main or supporting characters, even attributing the initial settlement of Iceland to outlaws from Norway. And some versions of Robin Hood will have this be the explicit status of the Merry Men. By the time of The Wild West, prisons and organized law enforcement were in place, so the old practice of outlawry was obsolete, but the term continued to be used for those who chose to flee into the wilderness or other jurisdictions to escape punishment for their crimes. In The Western, the outlaw is not completely removed from the protection of the law, but is wanted for crimes that make it impossible to stay in the community. Often, he will have a price on his head, making him the prey of the Bounty Hunter. Most outlaws will continue to lead lives of crime while in the wilderness, unless unjustly accused. An individual outlaw, or the leader of an outlaw gang, will often overlap with The Gunslinger. Other members of an outlaw gang will generally be the Western's equivalent of the Mook. If the Outlaw is the protagonist, or otherwise meant to be sympathetic, expect them to be either shown as having a Robin Hood-like code of ethics as to who they rob, being an innocent person falsely accused, or an Anti-Hero who does "what he has to do" to survive in a lawless land. The outlaw and the lawman weren't entirely separate, either; some outlaws eventually settled down and tried to go straight, and their gun skills made them useful as law enforcement in particularly violent communities. Conversely, dirty cops have existed then as now, taking bribes from criminals or extorting people they were supposed to protect etc. As of the Twenty-First Century, the meaning of "outlaw" has continued to suffer linguistic decay; now it is often used by media to mean any criminal, or to add a "rebel" cachet to something (like "outlaw country music" or "outlaw motorcycle club"). Super-Trope to the Bandito and The Most Wanted. Compare Pirate, who fills a similar archetype as the Outlaw but on the high seas of the Caribbean in the 17th and early 18th centuries. |
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His Dark Materials: panserbjornes can be exiled from Svalbard and put under outlawry by their peers, meaning they could be killed on sight, without need of regular duel or any other luxury. Iorek Byrnison is put through this for killing Hjalmur Hjalmursson, drugged by Iofur Raknisson with the help of Mrs Coulter so that he don't surrender to Iorek. | |
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God's Gun: The main antagonists are a criminal gang who have taken over a town. | |
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Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid: About the real-life The Wild West Hole-in-the-Wall gang consisting of Butch, Sundance, George "Flat Nose" Curry and others. | |
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Saturday from Cucumber Quest is styled after the Western outlaw and speaks in cowboy slang. | |
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Harry Potter: The Death Eaters are a band of pureblood supremacist wizards and witches. In the war that forms the backstory of the series, Head of Magical Law Enforcement Barty Crouch, Sr. published a writ of Outlawry against them, authorizing the use of Unforgivable Curses against them, when their use would otherwise send the caster to Azkaban for life. | |
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Bush rangers are mentioned in The Last Continent. Rincewind, still getting to grips with the Ecksian language, thinks they're like forest rangers. | |
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Irregulars from Tower of God who broke the rules of the Tower by entering it on their own volition. But because they were capable of doing that, nobody feels an ounce of urgency to pursue them. | |
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Discworld: Since, on the Disc, all things have their opposite, Wat Snood and his band (mentioned in the Thieves' Guild Diary) were "inlaws", raiding Carterhake Forest and then disappearing into the Wretched Hive of Ankh-Morpork, where the Forester's men were afraid to follow. Bush rangers are mentioned in The Last Continent. Rincewind, still getting to grips with the Ecksian language, thinks they're like forest rangers. |
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Titular protagonist of Götz von Berlichingen ends up receiving, from Holy German Empire courts, an Imperial ban, much like what happened to the character in Real Life: | |
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Persona 5: Party member Morgana attempts to model himself off heroes from Westerns, wearing a bandana around his neck, another over his face, and a leather Utility Belt that has holster looking pouches on the hips. Unsurprisingly, Morgana's Guardian Entity "other self" is Zorro, one of the Trope Codifiers. | |
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Death Rides a Horse: The main antagonists are a group of Western bandits who slaughter families and frame people with glee. | |
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Kid Colt (2009): Aside from Kid Colt himself (who was framed for murder and is trying to find a way to clear his name), Bloodeye's scavengers are a gang of outlaws. They're cold blooded killers, but also keep to a Code of Honour that prohibits attacks on other outlaws. | |
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The Icelandic Sagas: Famous heroic outlaws are Grettir �smundarson (The Saga of Grettir the Strong) and Gisli Súrsson. Grettir supposedly survived almost 20 years as an outlaw, Gisli twelve years, before they were tracked down and killed by their enemies. Outlaws also occur as villains in other sagas, as outlaws often would turn to robbery, waylaying or even murder to feed themselves. | |
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Berserk has the Band of the Hawk being declared outlaw (in the classical sense of the word) by the King of Midland after their leader Griffith's indiscretion with Princess Charlotte gets him thrown into the Tower of Rebirth to be put to the torture. | |
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Battle for Wesnoth: The protagonists of Liberty were simple villagers before Asheviere becomes the queen and tries to rule their lands with an iron fist. They promptly declares themselves outlaws after killing the first squad sent by the queen and are attacked as such by the Wesnothian forces. At the end of the campaign, they commit their biggest "crime", toppling down the Halstead fortress, then flee to the empty Three Sister islands. | |
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Lucky Luke: The Daltons are the most typical example of outlaws on the loose in this comic strip and that's saying something, because Luke has also combatted Billy the Kid and Jesse James. | |
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The Outlaw Josey Wales: In which Clint Eastwood plays an outlaw who managed to remain out of the clutches of the law. | |
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Vinland Saga: The "Guests" on Ketil's farm are all outlaws, and use nicknames because their real names could reveal their legal status. King Canute declares Ketil's family outlaws as punishment for their younger son Olmar killing a man in an illegal Duel to the Death, so he'd have an excuse to appropriate their land. |
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Norsemen: For his sheer incompetence as chieftain in season 1, Orm gets declared outlaw by the Lawspeaker and enslaved when he gets dragged back to the village in chains. And Jarl Varg goads Arvid into killing a man at the Thing, which has an automatic sentence of outlawry. | |
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"Holding Out for a Hero" by Bonnie Tyler: The demonic cowboys are quite the bunch in burning down Bonnie's house and threatening her with neon whips in the video. | |
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Aussie and Kiwi cinema also features outlaws as anti-hero protagonists. These include the bushrangers in Captain Thunderbolt, The Outlaw Michael Howe, The Proposition, Mad Dog Morgan, Van Diemen's Land, Wolf Creek, and the fugitive Maori protagonists of Utu and The Dead Lands. | |
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The Vinland Sagas: Erik the Red's discovery of Greenland is attributed to his being declared outlaw in first Norway, then Iceland. | |
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The Pirates in Quentyn Quinn, Space Ranger set out to be this. They learned why you want the law to protect you. | |
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By the futuristic setting of Outlaw Star, the term has decayed even further. "Outlaws" are independent spaceships and their crews who have no formal allegiance to the government or pirate guilds. | |
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Gunfighter: The Legend of Jesse James has players assume the role of the titular outlaw, based on the real-life figure. As Jesse players will battle hordes and hordes of bandidos and mercenaries led by a power-hungry, corrupt villainous sheriff. | |
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These are the main enemies in the first half of Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath, coming in several different variants, and typically being lead by stronger bosses. | |
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Wild Gunman is all about taking outlaws down for reward money, and it offers five variations on the archetype, including a Bandito. | |
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Victor Freeman of Blaster Knuckle is an outlaw in the Old West sense. His job is to kill demons that masquerade as humans by day and take their true forms at night to prey on and kill black people. Because these demons always revert to their former human forms upon death, this gets Victor branded a murderer, and due to the fact that Victor is black, the racism of the setting and period (the postwar 19th century American South) means a lot of angry white people want to lynch him. | |
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In the tribal societies of King of Dragon Pass and its Spiritual Successor Six Ages, outlawry is the most serious punishment a clan can mete out to one of its members. While a great hero can survive on his or her own in the wilderness, and a few outlaws survive as desperate bandits or are adopted into a clan, for most people outlawry is a death sentence. As such, both the Orlanthi of KODP and the Riders of Six Ages tend to reserve it for serious offenses, such as kinslaying, adultery, and Chaos worship (among the former), or assaults on elders and sexual relations with Orlanthi (among the latter). | |
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Dark Life: The Seablite gang are undersea outlaws who prey on ocean-floor pioneers. | |
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Robin Hood (1991): Robin Hood and the other bandits who are hiding out in Sherwood Forest. Bonus points for the fact that the film explains what historical outlawry really was too-not the status of being a criminal, but a specific sentence they received. | |
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In Posse (1975), Howard Nightingale, a U.S. Marshal, leads an elite uniformed Posse to track down and capture infamous train robber Jack Strawhorn. | |
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Bat Lash is wanted by the state and federal authorities, and cannot stay long in once place lest anyone discover there is a price on his head. | |
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Played with in Alias Smith and Jones: Kid Curry and Hannibal Heyes were guilty of the crimes they were accused of, but they were on a conditional amnesty. The condition being that the amnesty was a secret until the governor deemed it politically opportune to publicize it - and the two still had to behave as good citizens until then. | |
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Red Dead Redemption 2 follows the Van der Linde Gang, which is full of outlaws. Its leader, Dutch Van der Linde, serves as The Most Wanted. The game explores the theme of outlaws in a time where The Wild West is nearly tamed and law and order are becoming the norm. | |
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The heroes of Wild Boys are all bushrangers. | |
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Horizon Zero Dawn has the Nora tribe do this as the most common punishment for lawbreakers. It is a lot less severe than most examples: There are various time periods per crime (Murder is set by ten years of being an outcast), and the warriors are not instructed to kill the outcasts. On the other hand, the outcasts are not allowed to be spoken to, nor are they allowed shelter nor free travel throughout the Sacred Lands. Aloy, the main character, is a born and raised an outcast from the start of the game. | |
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