No, the idea of a nation from Sea to Shining Sea was fulfilled as a result of the Mexican American War.
I don't recall a dream in the movie but Lt. Dan felt his destiny was to fight and die in an American war.
The term coined by journalist John O' Sullivan in 1845 has been used to distort US history. This idea was supposedly why Americans moved to the US western frontiers as a way to put forth the idea that America's democracy and Protestantism had a destiny given to the US by Providence to spread the US society world wide and part of this was to settle westward.This idea is fully without merit. In 1803 the Louisiana Purchase was made that significantly enlarged the US. This was a practical move and it had nothing to do with manifest destiny. Americans moved west to find gold in California, to obtain free land via the Homestead Act, and build railroads in the interest of expanding the nations infrastructure. Yes, a small amount of die hard Protestant evangelicals took to the manifest idea, however, it was not part of why Americans sttled the west, nor why the US fought the Mexican war.
Destiny Norton disappearance died in 2006.
Shs is alive
2013
Mexican Joe died in 1949.
To the destiny they have earned IMO.
Mexican Joe Rivers died in 1957.
To be mortal, and apparently to die at the hands of Perseus.
Lucha Reyes - Mexican singer - died in 1944.
That probably depends on whether you believe in destiny. If you do, what happened to them was their destiny. You don't say, "I believe it was Romeo and Juliet's destiny to become one of the most famous circus acts in Europe, but of course that never happened." If it had been their destiny, it would have happened.
They all live happily ever after :] Jk They all die