Which major themes in " Tennessee's Partner"? Select all that apply Man vs nature Injustice and law Friendship and loyalty Freedom and individual

The major themes in "Tennessee's Partner" are man vs nature, friendship and loyalty, and freedom and individual.

Explanation:

Tennessee's Partner is an American film directed by Allan Dwan and released in 1955.

In California, during the Gold Rush era: Cowpoke, a cowboy passing through town, saves the life of Tennessee, a professional player, by killing a killer in the pay of one of his rivals. The two men, very dissimilar, however form a mutual friendship. Tennessee frequents the saloon of a beautiful woman who is called "the Duchess" and who is also her lover. There, a greedy adventurer, once linked to Tennessee, sets out to seduce Cowpoke. The latter soon promises her a marriage. But, things get worse ... because, Tennessee, in order to preserve his friend, keeps the young woman away. Cowpoke gets angry, but eventually understands why. The two men reconcile. Later, Cowpoke sacrifices his own life to save Tennessee, again threatened.