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The mark of Zorro

By Johnston McCulley

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

In a land ruled by injustice, a mysterious masked hero emerges to challenge tyranny and champion the oppressed through daring feats of swordsmanship and cunning wit.

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2020-03-14
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Summary

"The Mark of Zorro" by Johnston McCulley is an adventure story that takes place in old California and tells of a masked hero's battle against wrongdoing. This daring figure, known as Zorro, is clever and fights for the people against unfair rule, showing off some impressive sword work during intense action scenes. The tale kicks off with a comical scene in a tavern where Sergeant Gonzales is heard loudly talking about catching Zorro showing off his bravery, but showing no action. Soon, Don Diego Vega walks in, and everyone starts talking about Zorro again. All of a sudden, Zorro himself appears and makes fun of Gonzales, even daring him to a fight, but quickly gets away using his amazing skill. With a mix of humor and exciting escapades, the story brings up ideas of courage, secrets, and doing what's right, showing off a hero who stands up for those who can't protect themselves.

About the Author

John William Johnston McCulley was an American writer of hundreds of stories, fifty novels and numerous screenplays for film and television, and the creator of the character Zorro.

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