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Longmire

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Longmire	type	TVTItem
Longmire	label	Longmire
Longmire	page	Longmire
Longmire	comment	A New Old Western that premiered on A&E on June 3, 2012 based on the "Walt Longmire Mysteries" novel series by Craig Johnson. It follows the adventures of Walt Longmire, a Wyoming sheriff attempting to keep the peace in his county while recovering from the loss of his recently-deceased wife.Initially cancelled by A&E after its third season, the series was rescued by Netflix for a fourth season. Netflix released the sixth and final season on November 17, 2017.
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Longmire / int_112daba0	type	Retired Badass
Longmire / int_112daba0	comment	Retired Badass: Lucian Connally is implied to be this in the TV series, and more obviously one in the books.
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Longmire / int_121865ac	type	Noble Savage
Longmire / int_121865ac	comment	Noble Savage: Totally averted with Lou Diamond Phillips's Henry Standing Bear, a Deadpan Snarker modern-day Native American (i.e. wearing usual modern American western clothes rather than traditional garb) who is Walt's best friend. Played a bit straight with Hector though, minus the traditional garb. He's an enforcer for the local Cheyenne, has a constant look of stoicism on his face, speaks in somewhat simple and old-fashioned terms. However, as Walt himself points out in the Season 2 finale, he's the only one whose conscience wouldn't allow him to play judge, jury, and executioner of Walt's wife's killer. Completely subverted with Jacob Nighthorse. Not savage, but definitely not noble, either. Being a powerful businessman/politician, he happily flip flops between the Native American community and the White corporate world, depending on whatever will profit him the most.
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Longmire / int_1616e13	type	Ripped from the Headlines
Longmire / int_1616e13	comment	Ripped from the Headlines: "Of Children and Travelers" is inspired by a scandal at the time regarding the unofficial "rehoming" of adopted children. The treasure hunt that causes chaos in "From This Day Forward" and "Fever" is inspired by the real Forrest Fenn treasure hunt, which has been linked to several (accidental) deaths.
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Longmire / int_1cd602ef	type	Calling Card
Longmire / int_1cd602ef	comment	Calling Card: David Ridges puts crow's feathers soaked in peyote in the people he kills. This helps link the man who killed Longmire's wife with the man who attacked Branch.
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Longmire / int_1df37537	type	Mutual Kill
Longmire / int_1df37537	comment	Mutual Kill: Barely averted in Season 6 in the gunfight between Vic and Chance Gilbert. Chance is shot dead, but Vic is hit in the femoral artery, almost bleeds to death, and miscarries her pregnancy.
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Longmire / int_1dfd19f9	type	Papa Wolf
Longmire / int_1dfd19f9	comment	Papa Wolf: Barlow Connally comes roaring into the station when he finds out they have Branch locked up for attacking Vic. His version is less than heroic, more concerned with appearances than his son's safety, causing him to do things like threatening Ferg's father with joblessness if he doesn't free his son, up to and including paying his business rival to assassinate the wife of the man currently holding the job his son wants so he can have it. Somewhat subverted in the season 3 finale where it's indicated he shot and possibly killed Branch after his son followed the money trail and realized his dad was paying for Longmire's wife's death.
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Longmire / int_204340fc	type	Vomiting Cop
Longmire / int_204340fc	comment	Vomiting Cop: Happens to Ferg when he discovers the body of a man who has been mauled to death by a bear in "The Worst Kind of Hunter".
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Longmire / int_22cf536c	type	Chekhov's Gun
Longmire / int_22cf536c	comment	Chekhov's Gun: There's at least one in every episode.
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Longmire / int_247228a9	type	Subverted Catch-Phrase
Longmire / int_247228a9	comment	Subverted Catchphrase: In early Season Two, Walt helps out behind the bar at the Red Pony while Henry is on remand. He attempts Henry's usual phone answering catchphrase, but gets lost and messes it up.
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Longmire / int_266b283	type	Crime After Crime
Longmire / int_266b283	comment	Crime After Crime: A man starts out by simply buying an illegally manufactured natural remedy for his sick wife. When he cannot afford more he resorts to poaching elk to make it himself. However, he ends up killing a witness and then frames another poacher for the crime. When that fails he adds attempted murder of a police officer to the list when he attacks Walt with a hunting knife. The remedy is primarily All-Natural Snake Oil and he was simply deluding himself into thinking it helped. Connally tried to do. First he made it look like his son committed suicide. After it is told to him that it was a murder he tries to make it look like it was Nighthorse and then try to make it Walter was going rogue to get him. Then when Longmire confronted him, he tried to frame Longmire for killing him but then killed himself rather than let him take him to a hospital.
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Longmire / int_27ab0123	type	Offing the Offspring
Longmire / int_27ab0123	comment	Offing the Offspring: This is what Barlow does to his son Branch at the end of Season 3 after Branch finds out it was his father that set up the death of the man who killed Longmire's wife.
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Longmire / int_2a0c7188	type	Women Are Delicate
Longmire / int_2a0c7188	comment	Women Are Delicate: Discussed in "Party's Over", in which the elder sister of the victim is an MMA fighter in a local league. When Walt and Vic go looking for her at a bout, Walt expresses disgust at the number of people who have paid to see women beat each other up. Vic responds that it's every man's second biggest fantasy. When they are watching the fight, Walt looks disgusted while Vic seems to be impressed and entertained.
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Longmire / int_2a7e7af1	type	Limited Wardrobe
Longmire / int_2a7e7af1	comment	Limited Wardrobe: Walt pretty much always wears his jeans, denim work shirt, Badass Longcoat, and Cowboy hat. In fact, the times he doesn't can probably be counted on a dedicated viewer's fingers.
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Longmire / int_2a8a7ea6	type	Bury Your Gays
Longmire / int_2a8a7ea6	comment	Bury Your Gays: One of Walt's cases turns out to be a case along these lines: A son is unable to handle his father having sex with the local beer distributor.
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Longmire / int_2bf993ad	type	Secret Relationship
Longmire / int_2bf993ad	comment	Secret Relationship: Branch and Cady. Also, Vic and Gorski, which is part of what drove her out of Philadelphia into Wyoming.
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Longmire / int_2d717e11	type	Suicide, Not Murder
Longmire / int_2d717e11	comment	Suicide, Not Murder: The solution of the episode "Harvest" — the victim faked his suicide to look like murder with the help of a friend, to ensure that his life insurance policy would pay out to his family.
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Longmire / int_2dc0d2bf	type	Hidden Depths
Longmire / int_2dc0d2bf	comment	Hidden Depths: Walt Longmire speaks German, quotes Winston Churchill, plays piano, and is a fan of the Sherlock Holmes stories. Hand Waved simply with "I read." He's also a skilled woodworker who can build things without the use of power tools. The Ferg in the second season; he goes from cuddly doofus to a very competent and smart investigator. Lucian Connally, who fires off shotguns in nursing homes and snarks at anyone and everyone available, is a poet.
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Longmire / int_2f2e3cfe	type	Interrogation by Vandalism
Longmire / int_2f2e3cfe	comment	Interrogation by Vandalism: In "The Cancer", Branch interrogates some teenagers by confiscating the case of beer they had bought illegally and starting to empty each can on to the ground till they tell him what he wants to know.
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Longmire / int_30d2ae29	type	Self-Fulfilling Prophecy
Longmire / int_30d2ae29	comment	Self-Fulfilling Prophecy: Of sorts. The people are told the police can't do anything to help them, therefore they avoid helping them as much as possible, in-turn making it so the police can't do anything to help them.
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Longmire / int_30d71ee	type	Flaying Alive
Longmire / int_30d71ee	comment	Flaying Alive: Poor Hector is scalped, shot, and seconds from death when Longmire and his deputies find him.
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Longmire / int_3255968b	type	Implied Death Threat
Longmire / int_3255968b	comment	Implied Death Threat: Walt delivers some fish to a bad guy at one point. On one level, it's to make good for interrupting the bad guy's Mook's fishing trip. On another level, it's, as they say, a Sicilian message.
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Longmire / int_33576bdb	type	The Sheriff
Longmire / int_33576bdb	comment	The Sheriff: Walt Longmire himself.
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Longmire / int_35b241c0	type	Ooh, Me Accent's Slipping
Longmire / int_35b241c0	comment	Ooh, Me Accent's Slipping: The Cheyenne gangster Malachi Strand and the Crow medicine woman Marilyn Yarlott are played by Graham Greene and Tantoo Cardinal, who are both First Nation Canadians rather than Native Americans. There's a hint of Not Even Bothering with the Accent mixed in, because they're doing little to hide their rather thick Native Canadian accents, probably on the assumption that most viewers except Canadians and Natives from both countries can't really tell the difference.
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Longmire / int_392372f9	type	Actor Allusion
Longmire / int_392372f9	comment	Actor Allusion: A subtle, possibly unintentional one in the pilot when discussing the prostitution ring being run out of the Rez it's said that one of the Johns wanted to "Poke a Pocahontas." Irene Bedard, who plays a minor role in the episode, was the voice of the animated version of Pocahontas.
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Longmire / int_3b113b7	type	Character Development
Longmire / int_3b113b7	comment	Character Development: Accomplished with one line, though it's been hinted at a little all through the final season:
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Longmire / int_3c0a4666	type	Noodle Incident
Longmire / int_3c0a4666	comment	The sheriff's department and the reservation's tribal police really don't get along at all. Must have something to do with Longmire arresting the previous tribal police chief, who was running a protection racket on the Rez. Things are so bad that he has to sneak onto the reservation at night in the back of a pickup truck just so he can speak with a witness who lives there.
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Longmire / int_3d5547b0	type	Perfect Poison
Longmire / int_3d5547b0	comment	Perfect Poison: Averted. A man drinks poisoned tea and it takes quite some time before he starts convulsing and vomiting. Longmire pours water into the man's throat to induce more vomiting. The man is miserable but lives.
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Longmire / int_3dc6aa5b	type	New Old West
Longmire / int_3dc6aa5b	comment	New Old West: Takes place in modern Wyoming and features pickup trucks and modern bars alongside cowboy hats and horses.
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Longmire / int_3dd3951e	type	Cowboy Cop
Longmire / int_3dd3951e	comment	Cowboy Cop: Walt is a good detective, but a rubbish sheriff, and as he spends less time keeping his workmates in the loop, he risks losing his job. His predecessor was one too.
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Longmire / int_407d3e6d	type	Morton's Fork
Longmire / int_407d3e6d	comment	Morton's Fork: Walt presents the bad guy with one of these in the episode "Dog Soldiers". Namely, "Turn yourself in for murder and go to jail, or get beaten and possibly killed by the guy you framed for the murder." He does it again next episode. Turn yourself in or get mauled by a bear. He (with Vic's help) does it again in "The Great Spirit". Confess, or get dragged off by a horse.
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Longmire / int_42c186e	type	A Tragedy of Impulsiveness
Longmire / int_42c186e	comment	A Tragedy of Impulsiveness: The solution in "Party's Over". The victim, a teenage opiate addict, broke into her boyfriend's house on a night she knew he would be out, so that she could steal his mother's prescription painkillers. The mother was woken up by the noise of an intruder in her house, shot her dead in a panic without getting a proper look at her, and dumped the body rather than report it because she was afraid her son would reject her if he knew she'd killed his lover.
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Longmire / int_4a3e547f	type	Leaning on the Fourth Wall
Longmire / int_4a3e547f	comment	Leaning on the Fourth Wall: In the fourth-season episode "Help Wanted", Walt muses that it's been a "long year" for him, alluding to the fact that all the events of the first four seasons are implied to take place within a single year in-universe. In the series finale, when Walt tells Vic that he's retiring because he wants to end things on a high note instead of staying around too long like Lucian did.
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Longmire / int_4aaffbd5	type	I Never Said It Was Poison
Longmire / int_4aaffbd5	comment	I Never Said It Was Poison: A murder suspect incriminates himself when he claims that Longmire has no jurisdiction because the murder occurred on the reservation. However, the official story is that the murder occurred just outside the reservation. Only Longmire, the tribal police chief and the actual murderer know where the real crime scene is.
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Longmire / int_4dec4b64	type	Cliffhanger Copout
Longmire / int_4dec4b64	comment	Cliffhanger Copout: "High Noon" ends with Barlow visiting Walt at his cabin, confessing to ordering Martha's murder, and then killing himself in a manner that throws suspicion on Walt. The next episode begins a few weeks later, and we're simply told that Walt was exonerated by an FBI investigation.
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Longmire / int_4e7c4536	type	Wham Line
Longmire / int_4e7c4536	comment	Wham Line: Season 2 ends with: Season 5's finale gives us:
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Longmire / int_4e7f703c	type	Wham Shot
Longmire / int_4e7f703c	comment	Wham Shot: The end of "Harvest" pans out of the bar where Branch is drinking to the parking lot, where the very-much alive David Ridges is standing. "Ashes to Ashes" has a Branch find a video of his dad's car paying a visit to Jacob Nighthorse's business around the time that Walt's wife was murdered.
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Longmire / int_4fa68c72	type	Like Parent, Like Spouse
Longmire / int_4fa68c72	comment	Both Cady and Vic tend to go for cops.
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Longmire / int_518de95b	type	Always Murder
Longmire / int_518de95b	comment	Always Murder: Technically averted in that it isn't always murder... but it's nearly always murder.
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Longmire / int_5313c266	type	Bookends
Longmire / int_5313c266	comment	Book Ends: The first episode ends with Walt posting an election campaign sign. The last episode ends with Cady posting an election campaign sign. Possibly even the same sign. Subtler: Walt's wife's ashes were in a tea box, and Lucian's ashes are in a coffee can.
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Longmire / int_54804ea9	type	Always on Duty
Longmire / int_54804ea9	comment	Always on Duty: Justified in that the Absaroka County Sheriff's Office consists of Walt and three deputies. Anything more than a noise complaint will be an all-hands operation.
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Longmire / int_56352cc6	type	Animal Assassin
Longmire / int_56352cc6	comment	Animal Assassin: A bear is baited into killing a convicted killer who was granted early parole in "The Worst Kind of Hunter".
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Longmire / int_5730ba86	type	Pop the Tires
Longmire / int_5730ba86	comment	Pop the Tires: In "Wanted Man", Walt and Lucien shoot out the tires of a fleeing suspect. Lucien calls Walt weak for choosing to go for the tyres rather than the windscreen.
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Longmire / int_5b3e927f	type	All-Natural Snake Oil
Longmire / int_5b3e927f	comment	A man starts out by simply buying an illegally manufactured natural remedy for his sick wife. When he cannot afford more he resorts to poaching elk to make it himself. However, he ends up killing a witness and then frames another poacher for the crime. When that fails he adds attempted murder of a police officer to the list when he attacks Walt with a hunting knife. The remedy is primarily All-Natural Snake Oil and he was simply deluding himself into thinking it helped.
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Longmire / int_5bdf025f	type	Instant Sedation
Longmire / int_5bdf025f	comment	Instant Sedation: Averted. Vic is hit with a Tranquilizer Dart meant for a bear and she stays on her feet and talking for quite some time before becoming incoherent and losing consciousness. She is taken to the hospital where she spends some time recovering from the effects. Walt realizes that if the dart was really meant for a bear, the dose would have killed her. The shooter shot her on purpose but did not want to kill her.
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Longmire / int_5c219298	type	Phony Psychic
Longmire / int_5c219298	comment	"Tell It Slant" features the Phony Psychic Cassandra, who could've been murdered by any number of the political powers in the town, since she's the only living person to remember where Cheyenne burial grounds ripe for development are located. But the actual killer was none of them. Her brother, an alcoholic and supposed heyoka, killed her in a fit of rage when she simultaneously announced she was cutting him off and that she didn't believe he was a "real" heyoka, just an untreated schizophrenic.
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Longmire / int_5d5fb8e2	type	Clueless Deputy
Longmire / int_5d5fb8e2	comment	Clueless Deputy: To begin with, the Ferg is something of a joke in the sheriff's office; Walt hired him mostly as a favor to his father. However, while he is not much of a street cop, the later seasons do show him to be a canny investigator.
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Longmire / int_605b8f40	type	Bumbling Sidekick
Longmire / int_605b8f40	comment	The Ferg starts out as a comedic Bumbling Sidekick. He gains more competence as the series goes on, but when he and Vic are trying to hunt down the driver who pulled a hit & run on Cady, he goes full Cowboy Cop and Vic has to talk him down.
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Longmire / int_60d73edb	type	Drink-Based Characterization
Longmire / int_60d73edb	comment	Drink-Based Characterization: Longmire only drinks Rainier brand beer. It becomes important when he crashes his truck and scatters empty beer cans all over the accident scene. He is accused of drinking too much and drinking and driving. He explains that he picks up litter and points out that none of the cans are his brand. Subverted in "Of Children and Travelers": apparently he's not above drinking a Coors if Rainier is not available.
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Longmire / int_62434fe2	type	Sanity Slippage
Longmire / int_62434fe2	comment	Sanity Slippage: Branch seems to be sliding into madness after getting shot by the supposedly dead David Ridges and trying everything he can to prove it.
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Longmire / int_6af8ebb5	type	Death by Falling Over
Longmire / int_6af8ebb5	comment	Death by Falling Over: The victim in "The Dark Path" died when she tripped over and hit her head on a rock, while running away from someone who had non-violent intentions.
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Longmire / int_6b05b601	type	Jerkass Has a Point
Longmire / int_6b05b601	comment	Jerkass Has a Point: Nighthorse, at least, turns out to be dead on about Cheyenne children being taken by the DCF for a profit.
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Longmire / int_71329e49	type	Turn in Your Badge
Longmire / int_71329e49	comment	Turn in Your Badge: Attempted by Ferg in Season 1 when he accidentally tips off a mafia hitman posing as a federal agent and nearly gets a witness killed. Walt refuses. Ferg attempts this again in 5.6 when he loses a suspect in transport. Since Ferg was outnumbered by Irish mobsters packing fully automatic assault rifles, Walt refuses his resignation again. Played straight when Walt has to fire a deputy who broke protocol by getting into violent altercations with suspects twice withing the same month.
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Longmire / int_71e8a5c5	type	Trauma Conga Line
Longmire / int_71e8a5c5	comment	Trauma Conga Line: Over the course of the Season 2 finale, Walt has his office raided by the Denver PD, his friend Henry arrested, and worst of all, Branch is shot and nearly killed.
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Longmire / int_7286e96d	type	Idiot Ball
Longmire / int_7286e96d	comment	Idiot Ball: Cady Longmire gains the trust and respect of the Reservation Cheyenne to the extent that they bring her to a ceremonial sweat lodge and make her an honorary tribe member - and then throws that away in Season 6 by helping a school teacher abduct a Cheyenne boy to get him medical care his parents didn't consent to. Anyone with the least inkling of history and law as regards aboriginal relations knows that no tribal people will forgive taking a child, yet lawyer Cady apparently has no clue about it. The resulting anger destroys her legal practice.
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Longmire / int_72cdfc33	type	Big Bad Ensemble
Longmire / int_72cdfc33	comment	Season 5â€“6: A Big Bad Ensemble — Shane Muldoon, Malachi Strand, and Tucker Baggett.
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Longmire / int_73328e84	type	Suicide by Cop
Longmire / int_73328e84	comment	Suicide by Cop: Barlow Connally, and Walt says as much in the final episode of season 5. What Walt doesn't know is that it was part of a larger plan.
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Longmire / int_7434bef6	type	SinsOfTheFather
Longmire / int_7434bef6	comment	Almost every non-white character will at some point remark that all their problems are caused by white people. Or fall back on Sins of the Father towards individual white people who aren't racist. Though the Cheyenne and Crow certainly have some legitimate long-standing grievances.
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Longmire / int_74f57438	type	Cell Phones Are Useless
Longmire / int_74f57438	comment	Cell Phones Are Useless: Longmire does not own a cell phone and refuses to buy one. Though for everyone else, reception is surprisingly good, even in the back country.
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Longmire / int_76c02df6	type	Hero's Classic Car
Longmire / int_76c02df6	comment	Hero's Classic Car: Walt's beat-up Ford Bronco starkly contrasts with his deputies' brand-new patrol vehicles and firmly establishes his "old school" status. Like Walt himself, the Bronco is old, but tough. It gets wrecked in the pilot episode, but is still drivable, so Walt continues to drive it. The next few episodes show the Bronco in between multiple visits to the body shop, slightly more repaired each time, until it's good as new(ish) again. Henry drives a vintage 1958 GMC pick-up. The Ferg drives a blue Pontiac Trans Am. Lampshaded in one episode when Walt tells him to take one of the department's marked cars to notify a victim's family of the death, as using the Trans Am to do so would be undignified.
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Longmire / int_796bffea	type	Mistaken for Racist
Longmire / int_796bffea	comment	Mistaken for Racist: How Henry and Walter first met. When they were kids Henry put his mouth on a water fountain and Walter told him not to do that. Henry mistook this as a racist comment and decked him. Later it was revealed that Walter was just pointing out there are germs there and he could get sick. After this they became best friends.
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Longmire / int_7a143509	type	Shell-Shocked Veteran
Longmire / int_7a143509	comment	"Help Wanted" discusses the plight of traumatised US veterans due to their own reluctance to seek psychological help, and the underfunding of mental health services.
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Longmire / int_7d89315b	type	"The Reason You Suck" Speech
Longmire / int_7d89315b	comment	"The Reason You Suck" Speech: Malachi Strand gives one to Henry, saying (actually gloating) that Henry, like most other Native Americans, does nothing but whine about how he's being mistreated.
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Longmire / int_813f4eec	type	Humble Pie
Longmire / int_813f4eec	comment	Humble Pie: Jacob Nighthorse seems to have eaten a generous slice of this pie by the end of Season 4. When he discovers that Malachi has been using his casino to launder money, greatly jeopardizing everything he has worked for, he realizes that everything they have said about the man is true. He sits down with Cady and tells her how all he ever wanted was to help his people. So he tells her that her client has his job back, back pay, paid vacation, and he wants to hire her so his people have good legal council.
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Longmire / int_83535879	type	Tall Poppy Syndrome
Longmire / int_83535879	comment	Tall Poppy Syndrome: A Victim of the Week was a Cheyenne man who left his tribe, got a college degree, married a non-Indian and then decided to come home so he could help others out of the crippling poverty that plagued the tribe. Quite a few of the Cheyenne considered him a traitor who sold out to the white man and was acting like he was better than them. He ended up being force-fed alcohol and painted red so he appeared more like a 'real Indian'.
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Longmire / int_8391b1c7	type	Artistic License â€“ Law
Longmire / int_8391b1c7	comment	Artistic License â€“ Law: Wyoming has no gun registration despite characters discussing whether a firearm is registered or not. In fact, the state doesn't even require concealed-carry permits, though you an acquire one (they're shall-issue) if you want. One episode makes a plot point out of Wyoming license plates using numbers to identify the home county of the vehicle. Though the show depicts period-accurate Wyoming plates, double digit county numbers are properly printed at half size and stacked vertically to save space on the plate. The show incorrectly depicts double-digit county numbers side-by-side at the same size as the rest of the digits on the license plate. This does seem to be presented more correctly after season 3, but still crops up in the later seasons.
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Longmire / int_86bb7d97	type	Cultured Badass
Longmire / int_86bb7d97	comment	Cultured Badass: Aside from being a seasoned sheriff, Walt is also well versed in various Native American traditions and customs. Henry, naturally, is even more well versed in his people's traditions and quite the badass, especially once he takes up Hector's mantle.
Longmire / int_86bb7d97	featureApplicability	1.0
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Longmire / int_872b9e12	type	Chained to a Railway
Longmire / int_872b9e12	comment	Chained to a Railway: A woman who tries to run away from a cult ends up tied up to railroad tracks as a train is approaching. The other members of the cult lie down on the track voluntarily.
Longmire / int_872b9e12	featureApplicability	1.0
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Longmire / int_87629455	type	No Communities Were Harmed
Longmire / int_87629455	comment	No Communities Were Harmed: Absaroka County is Johnson County, WY. The author of the novels on which the series is based is a resident of the county seat, Buffalo, and in one interview noted that he even neglected to change street names. The Chamber of Commerce even holds an annual "Longmire Days" festival.[2]
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Longmire / int_8797239c	type	Bait-and-Switch
Longmire / int_8797239c	comment	Bait-and-Switch: The pilot episode for the series at first makes Walt out to be a mess of a man unable to take care of himself and no longer fit to be sheriff, especially Branch, who points out the beer cans littering his truck and how he reads books in his office. He then spends the latter half of the episode proving everyone wrong about him as he puts together the pieces of the case, culminating in a scene where he tears Branch's accusations apart (the beer cans were litter he picked up, the book was Sherlock Holmes) "Harvest" ends with Vic giving Walt what looks like her two-weeks notice. It turns out to be a list of transgressions Branch has done while on his personal crusade, including lying about abducting a peyote dealer and choking Cady while under the influence of peyote. Another one in "Reports of My Death" when Henry goes to visit his girlfriend, Deena Many Camps: In Season 5â€™s â€œChrysalis,â€� Cady is meeting Nighthorse in his office to talk about her difficulties in getting the Cheyenne to trust her due to her association with the casino. Nighthorse begins speaking cryptically and picks up the antique Henry rifle displayed in the office. Cady initially thinks sheâ€™s being threatened, but it turns out Nighthorse is giving her the rifle (and ammo) both as a symbolic gift in Cheyenne tradition and to make sure that sheâ€™s armed and able to defend herself, just in case.
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Longmire / int_87bb6874	type	Villain with Good Publicity
Longmire / int_87bb6874	comment	Villain with Good Publicity: The ex-Reservation sheriff, despite being clearly corrupt, seems to still be well-liked among the Reservation cops and other Indians simply because he is an Indian.
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Longmire / int_88cee6e2	type	Abhorrent Admirer
Longmire / int_88cee6e2	comment	Abhorrent Admirer: Ed Gorski is one for Vic after it's revealed they carried on an affair when they were both on the force in Philadelphia.
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Longmire / int_8967e17f	type	Back from the Dead
Longmire / int_8967e17f	comment	Back from the Dead: David Ridges... maybe. In the season 2 finale, Branch goes to the rez to interrogate Ridges for sabotaging Cady's car, only to learn he's committed suicide and Jacob Nighthorse has ceremonially burned the body. However, when Branch goes to collect ashes for DNA testing, he's assaulted and shot by someone he swears is David Ridges. During surgery, a peyote-laced feather is found inside Branch's wound and DNA tests on the ashes confirm they belong to Ridges, so Longmire thinks Branch simply hallucinated his shooter's identity. However, Branch conducts a test of his own, using a rabbit, his own blood and hair samples, to create more ashes that come back positive as belonging to himself, proving that you don't have to be dead. On top of that, Hector positively ID's Ridges as his killer before he expires. However, both Branch's mental state and Hector's condition—scalped, shot, and bleeding to death—cast doubt onto whether or not Ridges really is alive or if the power of suggestion is in play. Ultimately proven right at the end of "Harvest."
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Longmire / int_8afadb7e	type	Department of Child Disservices
Longmire / int_8afadb7e	comment	Department of Child Disservices: Jacob Nighthorse accuses the DCF of being this in "Dog Soldiers" and accuses them of profiting off taking Cheyenne children from perfectly fine homes and he's right, though it also turns out that the "Dog Soldier" who's been abducting them back is Nighthorse himself.
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Longmire / int_8b68d9a7	type	Stalker with a Crush
Longmire / int_8b68d9a7	comment	Stalker with a Crush: Ed Gorski.
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Longmire / int_8d718b9e	type	Bears Are Bad News
Longmire / int_8d718b9e	comment	Bears Are Bad News: One Victim of the Week was drugged, tied up, covered in meat and left in an area where a bear was known to live. It was one of the most gruesome crime scenes Longmire and his deputies have ever seen.
Longmire / int_8d718b9e	featureApplicability	1.0
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Longmire / int_8e20979	type	Wham Episode
Longmire / int_8e20979	comment	Wham Episode: "Death Came In Like Thunder": Walt didn't kill the man who murdered his wife. Henry did. Season 2 finale gives us a few more details and twists. Walt tracked the guy down, but he and a few friends of his damn near beat Walt to death. So Henry goes to Denver, finds the guy and tells him he's a dead man, then sends Hector, a local thug from the rez, to handle it. But Hector isn't a killer, and just kicked the guy's ass and took some of his teeth to give to Henry. Teeth that Detective Fales finds, and thus has Henry arrested. So the real killer is still out there, Walt's best friend is more than likely going to prison for something he didn't do, one of his deputies is being stalked by a man from her past, and Branch got shot out on the rez. Oh, and Walt also learned his wife's death was quite possibly a paid hit. Walt's episode ending office trashing is entirely justified under the circumstances. Before that, "Election Day" features Cady being hit by a drunk driver, Branch discovering the man backing him in the election was playing dirty, and the Ferg showing a fairly serious case of Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass. The election, which the show has supposedly been building to since the first episode, is mentioned only in passing. Season 3 finale "Ashes to Ashes" has Henry and Longmire discover Detective Fales suppressed evidence in his investigation of Longmire, something that allows Cady to link the dead man to David Ridges and get the murder charges against Henry dropped, Branch seemingly quits the force and goes to work for his father, Longmire finally lets his wife's ashes go, and swears vengeance on Jacob Nighthorse for taking her from him. Finally, during a skeet shooting session, Branch confronts his father with the knowledge that Barlow Connally paid Jacob Nighthorse to kill Longmire's wife, so that his son would be able to take the sheriff's job from him. The episode ends with Walt hearing a gunshot and seeing an owl on his front porch, signaling the possible death of one of the Connallys.
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Longmire / int_91262aaa	type	Racing the Train
Longmire / int_91262aaa	comment	Racing the Train: Longmire and his deputies must outrace a train to free someone who is Chained to a Railway.
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Longmire / int_95db314b	type	Casual Kink
Longmire / int_95db314b	comment	Casual Kink: Ed Gorski did this to Vic during their affair to the point where it freaked her out and made her want to stop the whole thing. He decided otherwise.
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Longmire / int_96a33f11	type	Riddle for the Ages
Longmire / int_96a33f11	comment	Riddle for the Ages: Whether Eamonn or Travis was the father of Vic's pregnancy. After she miscarries, she takes a tissue with Travis's blood on it to have it tested against the foetus, but burns the results without reading them.
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Longmire / int_970c790a	type	Big Bad
Longmire / int_970c790a	comment	Big Bad: Seasons 1â€“4: Barlow Connally. Season 4: Walker Browning. Season 5â€“6: A Big Bad Ensemble — Shane Muldoon, Malachi Strand, and Tucker Baggett.
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Longmire / int_9820c37a	type	Screw Politeness, I'm a Senior!
Longmire / int_9820c37a	comment	Screw Politeness, I'm a Senior!: Lucian Connally (And how). The man gets kicked out of a retirement home for firing off a shotgun.
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Longmire / int_9843be73	type	As You Know
Longmire / int_9843be73	comment	As You Know: Ferg explains that the first two digits of a Wyoming license plate indicate the registered owner's county of residence. Immediately lampshaded when Vic gives him an annoyed "No shit."
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Longmire / int_99f2522e	type	Hit Me, Dammit!
Longmire / int_99f2522e	comment	Hit Me, Dammit!: In "8 Seconds", Walt walks into the Red Pony and asks Henry to shock him with a cattle prod. Walt claims to be doing this so he can check if the mark left by the prod matches the marks he found on the victim, but Henry suspects he is doing it to punish himself. After some provocation, Henry obliges.
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Longmire / int_9d12bbc1	type	Foreshadowing
Longmire / int_9d12bbc1	comment	Foreshadowing: In the pilot Walt sees an owl outside his window in broad daylight as he's making coffee. In Cheyennenote and many other North American tribes, but especially Plains Tribes mythology, owls are a symbol of foreboding or a messenger of evil things. Later, a stuffed one appears in the background of a scene when he's talking to Dan Estes, who turns out to be the killer. The mystery of the week in Season 4 Episode 7 can be solved within a quarter of the episode by Travisâ€™ testimony. He notes that he got covered in Peter Hoytâ€™s blood, who fell out of the right side of the car, but Jerry was also covered in blood without having taken a single injury. While itâ€™s used to segue into a discussion about how police work can desensitize you to dead bodies, it serves as a Wham Line for those who know that killing someone with a gun at close range can splatter the shooter in blood-I.e. Jerry, who turns out to be the real killer.
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Longmire / int_a1b141f4	type	My God, What Have I Done?
Longmire / int_a1b141f4	comment	My God, What Have I Done?: Happens to Walt in "A Damn Shame", when he gives a suspect a brutal "The Reason You Suck" Speech, which includes accusing him of cowardice. As a result, the suspect proceeds to challenge a mafia hitman and gets himself pointlessly killed.
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Longmire / int_a55454ee	type	Malcolm Xerox
Longmire / int_a55454ee	comment	Malcolm Xerox: Jacob Nighthorse is an Indian version. He is always quick to blame white people or call Walt (or anyone against him) a racist. In fact it is revealed in Season 4 that he actually used to belong to a Indian group similar to the New Black Panthers.
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Longmire / int_a65288e2	type	Ascended Extra
Longmire / int_a65288e2	comment	Ascended Extra: Branch. In the book series, his character only appeared in the first book.
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Longmire / int_a70223	type	Karma Houdini
Longmire / int_a70223	comment	Karma Houdini: Ed Gorski terrorizes Vic, at one point breaking into her house. In his last appearance, he gets Vic and her husband to safety and never gets any sort of comeuppance for his actions.
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Longmire / int_a7aef9ff	type	Obfuscating Stupidity
Longmire / int_a7aef9ff	comment	Obfuscating Stupidity: Longmire doesn't always reveal how much he knows to people he is questioning.
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Longmire / int_a9de87d2	type	Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass
Longmire / int_a9de87d2	comment	Before that, "Election Day" features Cady being hit by a drunk driver, Branch discovering the man backing him in the election was playing dirty, and the Ferg showing a fairly serious case of Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass. The election, which the show has supposedly been building to since the first episode, is mentioned only in passing.
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Longmire / int_aa8d0ef0	type	Spell My Name with a "The"
Longmire / int_aa8d0ef0	comment	Spell My Name with a "The": Subverted, since "the Ferg" is not a term of respect from other members of the Sheriff's Office. Over time he gains respect, and they drop the "the".
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Longmire / int_ad1db87c	type	Oh, Crap!
Longmire / int_ad1db87c	comment	Oh, Crap!: Longmire gets one when he sees David Ridges in full corpse paint, bearing down on him on horseback, carrying a rifle and yelling wildly.
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Longmire / int_ae3d6438	type	Deadpan Snarker
Longmire / int_ae3d6438	comment	When Longmire accuses Henry of being a pimp, Henry calls him out on the fact that they have been friends for 37 years and Longmire still does not seem to trust him. He also gets very snarky over the fact that Longmire was basing his accusation on a vague description of "the Indian at the Red Pony" and only found out later that it was referring to Henry's also-Cheyenne busboy.
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Longmire / int_b2b2093c	type	Rape and Revenge
Longmire / int_b2b2093c	comment	Rape and Revenge: In "Unfinished Business", someone starts using a bow and arrow to pick off four boys who had been tried for rape and acquitted.
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Longmire / int_bb18a227	type	It's All About Me
Longmire / int_bb18a227	comment	Completely subverted with Jacob Nighthorse. Not savage, but definitely not noble, either. Being a powerful businessman/politician, he happily flip flops between the Native American community and the White corporate world, depending on whatever will profit him the most.
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Longmire / int_bcd27e37	type	Improbable Aiming Skills
Longmire / int_bcd27e37	comment	Improbable Aiming Skills: Longmire is able to fire his rifle and hit the driver of a moving SUV that is a fair distance from him and driving over very bumpy terrain. Just hitting the car would have been a very good shot. Somewhat justified in that he takes his time and uses proper marksmanship technique instead of just jamming the rifle into his shoulder and firing.
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Longmire / int_be30e493	type	Undignified Death
Longmire / int_be30e493	comment	Undignified Death: Gab symbolically kills her rapist with a "snake shooter", a type of hand-held shotgun-pistol specially designed to be used against dangerous vermin.
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Longmire / int_bef696dd	type	Mind Screw
Longmire / int_bef696dd	comment	Mind Screw: Season 3 seems to be one long one for Branch. From getting shot and nearly dying, having the wound laced with peyote so he hallucinates his shooter, and seeing a self-deleting picture on his cell of the supposed dead shooter standing behind him in a bar to being the only one who believes his attacker isn't dead has made everyone around him question his sanity.
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Longmire / int_c2676b00	type	Jurisdiction Friction
Longmire / int_c2676b00	comment	Jurisdiction Friction: The sheriff's department and the reservation's tribal police really don't get along at all. Must have something to do with Longmire arresting the previous tribal police chief, who was running a protection racket on the Rez. Things are so bad that he has to sneak onto the reservation at night in the back of a pickup truck just so he can speak with a witness who lives there. Both Longmire and the tribal police hate to get the feds involved. When Longmire's investigation leads him to a neighboring county, the county's sheriff is not happy that Longmire did not check in with him before interrogating a resident. Then when Henry independently follows the trail to the same location, the sheriff thinks Walt is responsible. Inverted when the tribal police are nice to them and ask for his help. Longmire and Vic suspect that they are about to be set up for something bad. They are proven right when Longmire discovers that the tribal police chief moved a dead body just outside the reservation border so Longmire is the one who has to investigate a politically sensitive murder that could scuttle his chances at re-election and is also a proverbial hot potato for the Tribal Police. Vic punches an FBI agent when he refuses to send a helicopter to search for Walt who is alone on a mountain looking for escaped prisoners. She is then booted off the investigation and barred from the room. Oddly enough, the tribal police seem to get along well with the Denver police, but that may only be because they're investigating Walt. Averted far more near the end of the series, as the Sheriffâ€™s office deals with the Boston Mob, far beyond their league, and thus has a very professional relationship with the U.S. Marshals and the FBI excluding the one agent who is in Malachiâ€™s pocket.
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Longmire / int_c335b9ec	type	Irony
Longmire / int_c335b9ec	comment	Irony: The Bureau of Indian Affairs Police (Res Police) seems better funded and equipped than the Absaroka County Sheriffâ€™s office. However, they're hindered by federal law, which restricts them from investigating or prosecuting feloniesâ€”only the federal government can, but it often chooses not to. This limitation often undermines their effectiveness despite the competence of Mathias and his officers. They cannot prosecute crimes committed by white men against Native American women until a change to the Violence Against Women Act more than halfway through the series, and finally, many of their members and especially their chief, Malachi Strand, are corrupt, only investigating crimes when paid to do so, and even, Malachi may just take a victimâ€™s money and then take money from the perpetrators not to investigate anyway.
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Longmire / int_c3585f4a	type	Boom, Headshot!
Longmire / int_c3585f4a	comment	Boom, Headshot!: Ferg takes out Eddie Harp with a clean shot to the dome.
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Longmire / int_c6b8d37a	type	Cliffhanger
Longmire / int_c6b8d37a	comment	Cliffhanger: Used at the end of several episodes, but also for seasons: Season One: Detective Fehl interrogates Walt, and it's revealed that the Denver police believe that Walt murdered the man who killed his wife. Season Two: Fehl arrests Henry for the murder in Denver, and Branch is left lying severely wounded and alone after David Ridges shoots him. Season Three: Branch and Barlow are shooting clay pigeons when Branch accuses his father of being the real mastermind behind Martha's murder. A shot rings out, implying that one of the two men has shot the other. Season Four: Henry is arrested by Mathias for his actions as "Hector II" and his role in the murder of Tyler Malone. As Walt and Donna make love at Walt's cabin, an unidentified armed figure kicks the front door in. Season Five: Tucker Baggett tells Walt that he intends to take Walt's land and turn it into a golf resort. Malachi and his gang stake Hector out on the plain in the Crow reservation intending to have him die slowly from heatstroke and thirst. While taking a sweat that will adopt her into Mandy's family, Cady has a vision that implies danger for both Henry and Walt, and ends with her confronting a death-omen owl.
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Longmire / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
Longmire / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: Henry does a sinister, gruff "Batman'' voice when in his "Hector II" persona. Some young drug dealers have a customer with a fake ID who they call McLovin. Vic shouts out legendary Western actor Gary Cooper in 3.1. In 3.4 "In the Pines" one of the campers the team investigates is nicknamed Wolverine because of his love of comic books and blades. Matthias comes into the station in 3.5 looking for a couple of "bleach boys" (white men) named "Tom and Jerry".
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Longmire / int_c91dcba1	type	Perma-Stubble
Longmire / int_c91dcba1	comment	Perma-Stubble: Walt's permanent state of being.
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Longmire / int_c9e5a0db	type	Legacy Character
Longmire / int_c9e5a0db	comment	Legacy Character: Henry has taken up Hector's mantle in Season 4.
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Longmire / int_cb59db4e	type	Bikini Bar
Longmire / int_cb59db4e	comment	Bikini Bar: The strippers in the club in "The Dark Road" are never seen wearing anything less than underwear.
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Longmire / int_cb70651c	type	Maybe Magic, Maybe Mundane
Longmire / int_cb70651c	comment	Maybe Magic, Maybe Mundane: Did Longmire's Sun Dance ritual to heal Cady actually cause her to recover consciousness after the accident, or was it a coincidence? David Ridges claims to have used bad medicine on Branch when they meet again, "counting coup" with him by "touching" him three times, as old Native American Dog Soldiers used to do: first, by shooting him and touching him with a crow feather laced in peyote, to take his courage, then reaching out in his dreams and tricking him into strangling Cady in a peyote-induced hallucination to take away his peace, and finally taking that picture in a bar with both of them in the frame that then deleted itself to take away his soul. Branch then opens fire on him at nearly point-blank range as his enemy jumps into the river to drift away, boasting that Branch has no power over him and cannot kill him. Indeed, Branch's sanity gets worse and worse as the season wears on, but when Ridges is dead, even before he knows it, he very-quickly comes back to himself. On the other hand, nothing of what is seen can't be explained by Branch just losing it as a supposedly-dead man repeatedly gaslights him, except maybe the rapidness with which he recovers, and that Branch is seemingly getting better while walking down the road before he even knows his enemy is dead. Did Gab turn into a hawk? Cady's vision during the sweat at the end of Season Five includes allusions to things like Henry being in imminent danger and Tucker Baggett's golf resort plans, that she had no conscious way of knowing about at the time. Was Henry really visited and encouraged by the spirits of Hector and Mingan while he was being roasted to death in the desert? In general the series tends to depict Native American mysticism in a very vague manner that suggests it is real, but leaving enough room for doubt.
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Longmire / int_cb9aeb6a	type	Vigilante Man
Longmire / int_cb9aeb6a	comment	The B-plot of "The Eagle and the Osprey" deconstructs the "Good Guy With a Gun" argument common among Americans who support widespread gun ownership. A bank security guard is shot and injured during a robbery, but it turns out that he was shot by a would-be Vigilante Man who misread the situation and thought that he was the robber.
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Longmire / int_cbe687ab	type	Corrupt Corporate Executive
Longmire / int_cbe687ab	comment	Season 4: Walker Browning.
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Longmire / int_d1f4d528	type	Treasure Map
Longmire / int_d1f4d528	comment	Treasure Map: A treasure allegedly hidden by Anson Hamilton is important in a few episodes. Hamilton published a poem full of obscure clues, which a lot of people have taken a stab at interpreting. Lucian thinks he's solved the riddle. Walt is going to see if he was right.
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Longmire / int_d39e327f	type	What the Hell, Hero?
Longmire / int_d39e327f	comment	What the Hell, Hero?: When Longmire accuses Henry of being a pimp, Henry calls him out on the fact that they have been friends for 37 years and Longmire still does not seem to trust him. He also gets very snarky over the fact that Longmire was basing his accusation on a vague description of "the Indian at the Red Pony" and only found out later that it was referring to Henry's also-Cheyenne busboy. The Ferg gives a pretty good one to Longmire, berating him for treating him more like a secretary and junior officer than the very competent law enforcer he's become and for keeping him out of the loop while Longmire and Vic rush around conducting their secret investigations, and Branch is compromised but still given a lot of leeway. Somewhat subverted when Longmire throws a fit by sweeping Branch's desk clean onto the floor and making a show of placing Ferg's nameplate on the now-clean desk before walking off like nothing's changed.
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Longmire / int_d512ac5b	type	Subculture of the Week
Longmire / int_d512ac5b	comment	Subculture of the Week: Mennonites in "The Dark Road", Basque-Americans in "Death Came in Like Thunder".
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Longmire / int_d52d28b6	type	Hypocrite
Longmire / int_d52d28b6	comment	Hypocrite: Jacob Nighthorse, full stop. He will happily talk up his heritage when it suits his purposes, but will also cheerfully discard it if it gets in the way of his business enterprises. For example, his paying for Cheyenne graves to be defiled so he can build his casino. Also Detective Fales: He gives Longmire a long rant about corruption in small town police departments, yet he himself is revealed to have suppressed evidence pointing to Henry's innocence, as well as to have screwed over a fellow cop, all for the sake of getting a promotion. One Indian remarks that he hoped all of the white people would leave. After being told that Nighthorse's Casino will do the opposite, he states that's fine as long as they bring money. Some Indians as well. They constantly blame all their problems on white people, but do little to better their own lives. In fact one episode where one of them did better in his life and came back to help them, they called him a traitor and assaulted him. This only applies to some of the Indians on the show. Others are shown to be honest, hard-working folks who've been dealt a lousy hand in life.
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Longmire / int_d67e900a	type	Fallen-on-Hard-Times Job
Longmire / int_d67e900a	comment	Fallen-on-Hard-Times Job: Cady, midway through Season 2, loses her job at the law firm, and ends up working at Henry's bar (much to Walt's disapproval).
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Longmire / int_dbca2c99	type	Red Herring
Longmire / int_dbca2c99	comment	Red Herring: "Tell It Slant" features the Phony Psychic Cassandra, who could've been murdered by any number of the political powers in the town, since she's the only living person to remember where Cheyenne burial grounds ripe for development are located. But the actual killer was none of them. Her brother, an alcoholic and supposed heyoka, killed her in a fit of rage when she simultaneously announced she was cutting him off and that she didn't believe he was a "real" heyoka, just an untreated schizophrenic. Two from "In The Pines." The first is the sociopathic teen nicknamed "Wolverine," since he has a fascination with death, is generally unlikable, and even has a sketch of the dead man in his sketchbook depicting the way he died. The second more subtle one is Marshall, who first found the body and was hiding a juvy record with a violent criminal past. The actual killer turns out to be one of the other guides, who was angry that the dead man was having an affair with his wife, another guide. "Harvest" has the snarky, greedy landowner who leased the land to the dead man. The real killer turned out to be the family lawyer, who helped the dead man fake his own murder instead of the suicide it was, so his family would get his benefits. Played with and ultimately subverted regarding who shot Branch.
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Longmire / int_dcb9c541	type	Ship Tease
Longmire / int_dcb9c541	comment	Ship Tease: A couple of examples for Walt and Vic. When Walt threatens Gorski in an attempt to stop him harassing Vic, he implicitly compares himself and Vic to Achilles and Patroclus in The Iliad, who have frequently been interpreted as a romantic couple. Vic impulsively kisses Walt when he's unconscious in hospital in "A Fog That Won't Lift".
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Longmire / int_dcbe8a6e	type	Chekhov's Gunman
Longmire / int_dcbe8a6e	comment	Chekhov's Gunman: Early in season 3, a religious sect of "White Warriors" is introduced to cast doubt on Branch's story that David Ridges shot him while dressed like one of them. Guess who took Ridges' body in the season finale?
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Longmire / int_de306ba6	type	Worst Aid
Longmire / int_de306ba6	comment	Worst Aid: When Walt finds a woman unconscious at the bottom of a tall cliff, he hoists her onto his back and has the deputies lift them both back up, rather than immobilize her in case of spinal injury.
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Longmire / int_e24e15a6	type	Has a Type
Longmire / int_e24e15a6	comment	Has a Type: Several. All of Walt's love interests are blondes. Including Vic. Both Cady and Vic tend to go for cops. Ferg likes redheads.
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Longmire / int_e333cef7	type	Not Big Enough for the Two of Us
Longmire / int_e333cef7	comment	Not Big Enough for the Two of Us: Played straight and cold as ice when the Irish Mob starts pushing heroin in Absaroka County. Walt hunts down the person responsible, takes him some fish and tells him flat out that Absaroka is off limits.
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Longmire / int_e9f517e1	type	Artistic License â€“ Geography
Longmire / int_e9f517e1	comment	Artistic License â€“ Geography: Though Absaroka County and Durant are fictitious, there are enough clues to place it near Dubois, WY (proximity to the Rez, the location of the real life Absaroka Range, closeness to Montana). At one point Walt mentions a "five hour drive" to Wheatland, which is a real town, which would also be consistent with this theory. The writers seem to underestimate the size of Wyoming. Wyoming is the tenth largest state. Characters frequently drive to far off towns like Sheridan or Gillette (both across the state from the Absoroka Range) and back in the same day. While this is possible, often times the characters leave and return during daylight hours, which is nearly impossible for those distances (One such trip is made during the winter when Wyoming only has 8-10 hours of daylight at most). One episode has Walt and Branch casually driving down to the State Pen which is in Rawlins, and treating it like a short jaunt. Most of these town are pretty well spread out across Wyoming. At one point Ferg pulls over a truck with county 24 plates (the point of Wyoming license plates having numbers to identify the county is used in another episode). There are only 23 Counties in Wyoming. In 3.2 "Of Children and Travelers", Walt and Vic take a drive down to Arizona over the course of a single day. It was well after sunrise when they left, and they still managed to get there before nightfall. No overnight is implied to occur during the trip. Even if they only drove to the Arizona border, that is about a ten hour drive one way. (It would be a much shorter drive from the show's production home in new Mexico.) They do end up staying the night in Arizona, but mention they're going to go back to talk to the victim of the week's parents "first thing in the morning", meaning they expect to stay the night in Arizona and make it back to Wyoming in time to talk to the victim's parent's that early. Even if they drove from border to border, that's nearly 8 hours that would involve crossing Utah or Colorado. The writers seem to have no idea of the sheer scale of the American West.
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Longmire / int_eae41a	type	The Vamp
Longmire / int_eae41a	comment	The Vamp: Connie Mallery in "A Good Death Is Hard to Find", who seduced at least three men in order to play them off against each other, leading to one of them being murdered, so that she could get the full proceeds of a robbery.
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Longmire / int_eb6912	type	Pretty Fly for a White Guy
Longmire / int_eb6912	comment	Pretty Fly for a White Guy: Trey, Jelly and their crew are Absaroka County's bunch of annoying little wannabe gangstas.
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Longmire / int_eb8e4fa8	type	Jerkass
Longmire / int_eb8e4fa8	comment	Jerkass: Jacob Nighthorse and Barlow Connally, the latter to the point where Branch finds it actively humiliating. Matthias the tribal police chief to a lesser degree, but he slowly gets over it as Walt demonstrates respect for his jurisdiction and helps him root out problems. Branch's shooting and self-propelled crusade to find the supposed-dead shooter has turned him into one, to the point where he tells Cady that she should forget who killed her mom and focus on his problems.
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Longmire / int_eb8f64a6	type	No Good Deed Goes Unpunished
Longmire / int_eb8f64a6	comment	No Good Deed Goes Unpunished: Vic blew the whistle on a fellow cop who was involved in corruption. This caused the corrupt cop to kill himself. His partner retaliated against Vic by stalking her. Said partner was also her superior with whom she was carrying on an affair.
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Longmire / int_f09ac6a6	type	Chekhov M.I.A.
Longmire / int_f09ac6a6	comment	Chekhov M.I.A.: The pilot establishes that Walt is not on good terms with the Tribal Police because he put their last chief in jail. Season three introduces him (Malachi Strand) as a recurring antagonist.
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Longmire / int_f178203a	type	Inspector Javert
Longmire / int_f178203a	comment	Inspector Javert: Detective Fales from Denver. He's investigating Walt and Henry for the murder of the crackhead who killed Walt's wife. This bites him in the ass big time when Longmire discovers Fales suppressed evidence that would link David Ridges to said crackhead, and gives it to his daughter, allowing the charges against Henry to be dropped. Season 5's arc is partially devoted to investigating how Walt's misplaced obsession with Jacob Nighthorse is interfering with his ability to be a good sheriff. Malcolm Xerox: Detective Fales distrusts Walt because of his own experience growing up in a small Southern town that had a corrupt sheriff who abused his power.
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Longmire / int_f2bb1fb4	type	Let Off by the Detective
Longmire / int_f2bb1fb4	comment	Let Off by the Detective:Walt sometimes fails to officially solve a case if it would harm people he sympathises with: In the second season, Walt allows Bob Barnes to falsely confess to running down Cady with his car, to spare his son, who was actually the driver. In "Harvest" Walt allows the victim's Suicide, Not Murder to remain an unsolved murder so that his family will receive the payout from his life insurance.
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Longmire / int_f42f96fa	type	Would Hit a Girl
Longmire / int_f42f96fa	comment	Would Hit a Girl: Branch hits October reasonably hard in "An Incredibly Beautiful Thing" to stop her attack on Cady. Ironically, he also chokes Cady pretty damn hard when his peyote-induced state makes him think he sees David Ridges attacking him in his hospital bed. He also went after Vic angrily when he accuses her of spilling the beans on his personal investigation.
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Longmire / int_f6f2ff1	type	Insult Backfire
Longmire / int_f6f2ff1	comment	Insult Backfire: A white security guard tries to insult Henry by calling him "kemosabe". Henry points out that the Indian was called Tonto and Kemosabe was the white guy's nickname.
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Longmire / int_f79d939e	type	Can't Bathe Without a Weapon
Longmire / int_f79d939e	comment	Can't Bathe Without a Weapon: When Vic is being stalked by Ed Gorski in "A Good Death is Hard to Find", she starts taking her gun into the shower with her.
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Longmire / int_f8c8175a	comment	Malicious Slander: Jacob Nighthorse, after being shot at, has a news conference where he accuses Walt Longmire of attempting to assassinate him without any evidence.note It wasn't him. He never seems to suffer any backlash for this illegal action.
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Longmire / int_f909b16b	comment	Dark Secret: Something happened in Philadelphia that caused Vic to relocate to Wyoming.
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Longmire / int_f9876f7e	comment	Faking the Dead: Branch is convinced that David Ridges did this before shooting him. Season 3 episode "Harvest" reveals that this is true. Shane Muldoon tells Walt that Eddie Harp was killed as a loose end, and shown pictures of the deed in Season 5. He comes back as Hector III under a mask, but is finally revealed in 6.7 "Opiates and Antibiotics".
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Longmire / int_f9cd9430	comment	Opposite Day: In "Tell It Slant", Longmire gets a confession to murder from Aaron Two Rivers, a self-identified Cheyenne "contrary warrior" who does everything the reverse of what is expected, by pinning his sheriff's badge to Aaron's shirt and role-playing the interrogation with him pretending to be Aaron and Aaron pretending to be him.
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Longmire / int_f9f2c33	comment	Running Gag: Longmire does not own a cell phone but his people are often able to reach him — by calling the cell phone of the person he is with at the time. This once occurs while he's in the middle of a Cheyenne ceremony at a lodge and one of the Cheyenne's phones goes off. Played with when Longmire asks to borrow someone's cell phone, causing Henry, Cady, and Vic to shoot shocked looks at each other. Until near the end of the series,
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Longmire / int_fab3b838	comment	Everything Is Racist: Almost every non-white character will at some point remark that all their problems are caused by white people. Or fall back on Sins of the Father towards individual white people who aren't racist. Though the Cheyenne and Crow certainly have some legitimate long-standing grievances. Detective Fales assumes this about Walt for no particular reason other than that he's a small-town sheriff with a cowboy hat. Invoked by Malachi in an argument with Henry.
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Longmire / int_fccd06b6	type	Beware the Nice Ones
Longmire / int_fccd06b6	comment	Beware the Nice Ones: Walt Longmire and Henry Standing Bear are two nice guys who work hard to support their community and do the right thing. But piss either of them off, and God help you. Branch is a quite decent man who really believes that he can be a better sheriff than Walt. When he finds out that Cady's car was sabotaged he goes after the perpetrator full bore, not caring that he is digging into things that his most powerful backer would rather leave hidden. The Ferg starts out as a comedic Bumbling Sidekick. He gains more competence as the series goes on, but when he and Vic are trying to hunt down the driver who pulled a hit & run on Cady, he goes full Cowboy Cop and Vic has to talk him down.
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Longmire / int_fe64d5a1	comment	Evil Is Petty: Ed Gorski has a serious vendetta against Vic for turning his partner in and cutting off their affair. Jacob Nighthorse and Barlow Connally will cheerfully screw each other over in any way they can, no matter how minor. Subverted a bit when it's revealed Barlow and Nighthorse work together regularly, and that he's also been doing business with Nighthorse's shell companies in return. Doesn't make him like Nighthorse any better, though.
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Longmire / int_ffa0483f	comment	Cut Short: Due to policies at A&E, the series was cancelled on its original network. Read about the details here. However, the series was rescued by Netflix [1] and wound up going six seasons, and ended on its own terms.
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Longmire / int_fff371b4	comment	Death Seeker: Lampshaded in the season two premiere. A group of armed prisoners escape into the mountains and Walt goes after them alone in the middle of a snow storm. The other characters start wondering if Walt is trying to get himself killed. When Walt starts to hallucinate, one of his hallucinations accuses him of this which means that he is actually thinking that dying up on the mountain might be a solution to his problems.
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