re: Just got back from seeing Django Unchained

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Could find the interview for it...but I'd have to look a while. It was always meant for Shultz to be flaymoyent and in charge...until he witnesses how shite was done in Mississippi. I heard the interview...then when I saw the movie...it made sense.

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my second guess was that you read the script online. QT always puts narrative in the script that he leaves out of actual shooting

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Isnt possible that he had NO PROBLEM killing guys who were murderers (wanted dead or alive), but upon seeing men savagely killed with hammers, a guy ripped to shreds by dogs (he couldnt save because it was against his character) that his moral fibers would change.

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it didn't seem to affect him, though. and then he just falls apart when he could get revenge later

he maintains his cool, calm, and collected demeanor from the "dog scene" THROUGH the caper, even when it goes to shite, and then he just dissolves into irrational morality? no way man, no way

if you told me that shultz and django left as victors overcoming all odds and then pulled a "wild bunch" then i'd completely believe it