
An Ozark farmer defends his land and love against a power company’s schemes in a faith-centered tale of justice and hope.
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An Ozark farmer defends his land and love against a power company’s schemes in a faith-centered tale of justice and hope.
Hiram Jackson loves the Ozark Mountains and Rose Gurney. When the electric company adjustor sent to buy Hiram's farm is shot, Hiram runs away to live as an outlaw
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Mild courtship and attraction between Hiram and Rose; no explicit content
A shooting sparks outlaw flight; conflict and peril without graphic gore
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Biblical Naboth allegory; faith, hope, and Christian values drive the story
No fantasy magic or witchcraft present
No occult or demonology content present
Central allegory of corporate land grabs, fraud, and greed versus rural folk
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Forced farm sales by fraud; economic hardship and injustice for hill families
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