Yellowstone at Night Jewelry Set – A Persuasive Vision of American Masculinity
Yellowstone at Night Crystal Jewelry Set shimmers and shines, just like Montana night skies. Officially licensed with hit TV show Yellowstone At Night, this necklace and earrings set features the Y brand from this hit TV show on an adjustable 19 inch silver tone split chain necklace and hypoallergenic French wire earrings that hold cubic zirconia stones rhodium-plated over brass base and made in USA.
Yellowstone offers many reasons for viewers to watch its hit HBO drama: famous stars; high-octane action scenes; the coexistence of wealthy yuppies and rough-and-ready ranchers; a federal takeover threat. But something else underlies Yellowstone: an alluring vision of American masculinity.
The series centers around John Dutton, an heir to a vast tract of Montana land who finds himself fighting financiers with deeper pockets, unfaithful family members and America abandoning a way of life he values – yet his deep anxiety about losing any property gives the series its moral force.
Americana lies at its core in a vision that suggests one kind of life is inherently better than any other kind. That’s what drives Dutton and his ranch out into the wilderness each day and why the show resonates so widely; that fact speaks volumes. That it remains so popular speaks volumes too; our desire for authenticity transcends materialism in every way possible.
Yellowstone may come across as an over-simplified neo-Western, yet its story fits comfortably within that tradition without trying to upend it. Yellowstone features modern cowboys defending an issue against enemies both armed and bureaucratic (the BLM among them), all the while maintaining that sense of an unstable nation on the brink of collapse.
In its initial two seasons, Hell or High Water has tackled issues of Native sovereignty – raising stakes for Dutton’s family while leaving some questions unanswered for Tate, his grandson. Gil Birmingham plays Tate; this character can often be found as Texas Ranger on screen and Chairman of Broken Rock Rez nearby. Jimmy initially faces some resistance from his bunkhouse friends when trying to live like a cowboy but quickly learns the ropes; eventually surpassing their doubts by respecting elders and staying on bucking bulls; lessons other heirs never learned before him.