The brand that Tom Dunson (John Wayne) draws at the end of Red River (1948) was a river with a D on the top and an M on the bottom.
The D is for Dunson, the M is for Matthew Garth (Montgomery Clift).
Dunson tells Garth, “You’ve earned it.”
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