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first entrance
When the door opens, a shadow walks into the bar.
He lifts his head when he realizes that he's not where he was intending to be. The look that crosses his scarred face isn't a very pleased one, to say the least.
His clothes are an obvious indication of the time he's stepped in from (a dirty, bloodied Civil War uniform with Confederate insignia identifying him as a First Lieutenant of the Cavalry) and the twin holstered pistols on his gunbelt should tell people that he's not to be messed with.
Dark eyes survey the room from beneath the brim of his hat, and his grip on the (bloodstained?) burlap sack in his left hand tightens a fraction.
"Hrm."
This may be problematic.
Tinytag with a big scar: Jonah Hex
He lifts his head when he realizes that he's not where he was intending to be. The look that crosses his scarred face isn't a very pleased one, to say the least.
His clothes are an obvious indication of the time he's stepped in from (a dirty, bloodied Civil War uniform with Confederate insignia identifying him as a First Lieutenant of the Cavalry) and the twin holstered pistols on his gunbelt should tell people that he's not to be messed with.
Dark eyes survey the room from beneath the brim of his hat, and his grip on the (bloodstained?) burlap sack in his left hand tightens a fraction.
"Hrm."
This may be problematic.
Tinytag with a big scar: Jonah Hex
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"Suppose I should git a bowl to set 'im in."
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He doesn't want to think about this, but there's no polite way out yet. Hard to get blood out of things and there's a horrible weight to a dead body.
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An old fashioned wash basin appears and William nods, "Will this work, sir?"
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The bag drops into the basin with a wet sound; Hex ignores it in favor of looking for a bartender.
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"You need anythin' else, sir?"
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He contemplates another moment.
"Whiskey."
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"...neat trick."
He reaches for the glass, then takes a slug off the glass. A thin dribble of liquor slides down his right cheek, but he doesn't even hesitate to wipe it with the back of his hand.
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Whiskey drained, he settles down on the barstool, looking over at the boy.
"So what's your name, son?"
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"William Evans, sir."
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It's a strong name. A strong name will tell you a lot about the man who wears it.
"S'a nice cut you got there on your face, William Evans."
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"Just wonderin', sir."
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(Feeling.)
"You weren't kiddin' when you said this place was magic, were you."
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The whiskey helping him not think about what's in that bag and what his father's dead body felt like.
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The rasp of a chair scraping against the hardwood behind him startles him (as much as he is ever startled, which isn't much) back into awareness.
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He hasn't met anyone from here and his time who has yet.
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"Lil bit."
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"A.are you dead, sir?"
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