The Fox' Death.

[Luther]

When you think about it, the script being changed so that The Fox died, was a good thing in a way.

It brought an "oh no, the only person who saw the shooting just got wasted. now they're screwed!" factor to the film.

Might not've been as good if he hadnt died.

Your thoughs?

[Rem]

This may sound like sacrelige to most of you guys, but I was happy to see The Fox get knocked off. He had no special quirk, and was just kinda "there." Wasn't even interesting to look at like Cohise or Snow's wierd parted afro (seriously look at that thing in profile).

But it did help to advance the story because now they have no witness to Cyrus' murderer.

[Hippy]

When you think about it, the script being changed so that The Fox died, was a good thing in a way.

It brought an "oh no, the only person who saw the shooting just got wasted. now they're screwed!" factor to the film.

Might not've been as good if he hadnt died.

Your thoughs?

Yeah that Does make sense but the thing is Some People Actually never noticed that he Saw who Shot Cyrus (Including my dad) It was more like something that came a little while after.
But then that brings the question of why he didn't say something

[BTW A.K.A the killer household appliance]

he seemed edgy kinda alot,like when they get on the train it looks like hes got something to hide.

[Ranchgal]

Well in the Original Script, HE does tell all the Warriors in the Graveyard what he saw.
but in the movie, I think they had to keep the mystery, so that they would be alittle more unsuspecting of what was going down, to keep the flow of the flight home more going smoother for the viewers.