
15 plot points

Django shackled and dragged through plantation. Tone: oppression, tension, and injustice established.
Themes of freedom, revenge, and morality introduced. Schultz hints at justice and liberation.
Django is freed by Dr. Schultz, a bounty hunter. Partnership begins. Stakes: pursuit of justice and vengeance.
Schultz and Django confront a group of outlaws, testing Django’s courage and skills. Action escalates.
Django questions his ability to rescue his wife and confront ruthless enemies. Internal conflict arises.
Django embraces mission: travels with Schultz to hunt bounties and gather intel on plantation owner Calvin Candie.
Django-Schultz mentorship deepens. Strategic and moral discussions underscore stakes.
Disguises, bounty hunts, and schemes on the plantation. Suspense and clever action sequences.
Candie discovers their plan. Tension spikes. Django’s plan partially compromised.
Candie manipulates situation. Schultz killed. Django captured. Stakes: life, revenge, and freedom.
Django seems defeated, chained, hopeless. Emotional and physical low point.
Django reflects on Schultz’s sacrifice and resolves to confront Candie fully.
Django escapes confinement, arms himself, and plans final confrontation. Determination surges.
Django confronts Candie and his men, executes rescue of his wife, and achieves revenge. Triumph and justice realized.
Django rides into sunset with wife. Freedom, empowerment, and justice attained.