Wyatt Erp's Leadership In The Film Tombstone

Tombstone was the first of two movies that was watched and analyzed. Wyatt Erp was a former lawman that moved on in his life to pursue business interests. Due to his reputation, he receives many inquiries into his interest in local law enforcement. To which he promptly refuses. Only when his brothers take it upon themselves to become lawmen themselves does he agree to help them and become a marshal himself. Outlaws then force his hand to become somewhat of a vigilante by murdering one of his brothers and injuring the other. He will lead a team of several men to eliminate the outlaws that are a threat to the peace of the local townspeople.
Wyatt Erps leadership style definitely begins with power or perceived power. This perceived power is due to his past endeavors when enforcing the law. His power is obvious when you look closely at the people that surround him. His brothers, to include Doc Holiday, are very committed to the group. However, after the death of one brother and maiming of the other, his men were more committed to the cause than to Wyatt himself. After working with Wyatt the men eventually are
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