John H. Holliday, DDS (![[info]](http://www.insanejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} john_h_holliday) wrote,@ 2008-06-24 20:29:00 |
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50drabbles. table 11. 25. Outlaw - Warrants, for and against
Now you'll be a lawman and an outlaw - the best of both worlds.
John smiles as he watches a simulacrum of himself speak to a simulacrum of Wyatt as they feign setting off on their vengeance ride under the shadow of Stillwell's killing. It had been a new experience for Wyatt, and the words were apt. John wishes he had spoken them.
It had been a new experience for John as well. Deputised, with the warrants from Wells Fargo in Wyatt's pockets, John had finally been a lawman and an outlaw. His killing had been sanctioned. He had been just like a privateer under a writ, as opposed to a pirate.
Year: 1882
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