John Tunstall is a character based off a real-life historical figure in the 1988 western/action film 'Young Guns'
John encouraging William to go join the boys before he gets ambushed.
One of Murphy's men tries to start a fight with John. Charley steps in, corre...
John and Alex discussing the situation they are in because of Mr. Murphy. Joh...
McCloskey confirms to John that he used to work for Mr. Murphy but was fired ...
John stands his ground against Mr. Murphy threats and that he will not put up...
John explaining to Mr. Murphy the simplicity of the situation in which they a...
John lays down the rules as to why they are meeting in the room. John explai...
John defending his boys against Mr. Murphy false allegations.
John pleading his case to Sheriff Brady that he has never touched nor has cau...
Richard claims that Mr. Dolan and and Mr. Murphy are lying but John stops him...
John thanking William for his reading and compliments him for it.
Steve is reading the newspaper and John is helping him with words he does not...
Charley makes a sly remark directed at William and John punishes him and Stev...
John inquires from Steve what is so funny and informed him that his behavior ...
John notices the appetite of the boys and asks William to have some more.
John letting William know he has a job for him if he wishes to stay.
John letting William know that there is room for him. If he doesn't wish to ...
John offering Billy a ride away from his pursuers at gun point from Doc.
John seems to be annoyed that there is going to be another hanging.
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