The Valley of Fear
Why did McGinty believe in McMurdo?
Why did McGinty believe in McMurdo?
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Answered by
Aslan
McMurdo is clear that he is loyal to McGinty. McMurdo also likes McGinty because he is intelligent and tough.
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beamerwatch 9 #1081407
McMurdo has shown McGinty a flash of his fake criminal history and makes himself a very professional person in crime to be counted in Mcginty"s most loyal and trustworthy men.
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The Valley of Fear play script, by Arthur Conan Doyle, adapted by Adrian Flynn
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Kiran O #1356371
As when mcginty pulled mcmurdo to the side he pulled a gun on him and he stays calm and he also shows mcmurdo his criminal history which he doesn't expose him
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Jiah _ #1357758
Mc Murdo was much bold and courageous in front on Mc Ginty. Also, he showed his delinquent and murderous past that proved him a fearless and cold blooded man. Mc Murdo's fearlessness and audacity to murder someone opened the gate for Mc Ginty to trust him and accept his past.
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The Valley of Fear, play script written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
