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'''''At Play in the Fields of the Lord''''' is a 1965 novel by Peter Matthiessen. In 1991, Brazilian director Hector Babenco filmed an adaptation with a cast including [[Tom Berenger]], [[John Lithgow]], [[Daryl Hannah]], [[Kathy Bates]], [[Aidan Quinn]] and [[Tom Waits]].
 
Missionaries try to save the Indian, while mercenaries try to wipe them out.
 
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=== This work provides us examples of: ===
* [[Badass Native]]: Moon
* [[Defector From Decadence]]: Moon
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* [[Mighty Whitey]]: Deconstructed, since Moon is a halfbreed Cheyenne. Further deconstructed since he accidentally starts an epidemic of the common cold, killing them all.
* [[Mushroom Samba]]: Moon gets a lot of tropes.
* [[Naked Onon Arrival]]: Moon, to the Niaruna.
* [[National Geographic Nudity]]
* [[Native American Mythology]] and all associated (or at least Sioux and Cheyenne) tropes.
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* [[No One Could Have Survived That]]: Moon
* [[Nude Nature Dance]]: Played with, though the film version is definitely not fanservice, since it's Kathy Bates {{spoiler|and her character's basically gone nuts}}.
* [[Rape Asas Drama]]: Moon sees Andie naked. But he can't have her since she's married, so he goes home and rapes his wife, Pindi.
* [[Shaggy Dog Story]]: Moon wants to help the Niaruna, but in the end, he gives them the flu, which kills them.
* [[Shotacon]]: When Randy's wife says "What if one of those things lays a hand on Billy?", Randy simply replies "He might like it."
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[[Category:Films of the 1990s]]
[[Category:SmallPolitical Genres and Unclassified Literaturefiction]]
[[Category:At Play in the Fields of the Lord]]
[[Category:Film]]