flirtatiousdrea
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Most people think of the Old West as a Man's land where the gun settled things where words or the fist could not. But that wasn't always the case......
Kate Bishop
Age:23
Hair:Blonde, shoulder length
Height:5'5"
Eyes:Hazel
Build:Slender and toned with a set of firm rounded breasts to die for
Perdition,Texas
November 12, 1868....
A light dusting of snow blanketed the ground outside in the streets. Here and there people went about there daily buisness..but just outside of town at a fencerow alongside a field several shots rang out.
"That was pretty good shootin' there Kate." Said Ol' Jebb as he sat on a stump watching her shoot cans off the fence. Kate smiled and nodded, her hazel eyes gazing out from under her wide brimmed hat. She slowly started to reload the 57' Caliber Army pistol her brother had given her three years ago.
"Thanks Jebb" Was all she said. As the last bullet went into the pistol she looked at him. "I miss him you know....do you..do you think.."
Jebb stood and went over to her, placing a hand on her shoulder. "Think you'll ever see him again? I don't see why not, he can't stay gone forever."
Kate sighed."Jebbit's been three years now going on four. When he left town he said "To HELL with this place and everyone in it" I've never seen him so angry, I thought for sure he was gonna shoot the Rithcson Brothers just because they tried to talk him out of it. And on top of that it's been three years and he hasn't even sent a telegram or a letter letting me know he's alright."
Jebb nodded "Well time does have a way of healing things. Maybe he just needed to clear his head, to find himself again. After all he did see some terrible things in the War."
Kate nodded. Jebb was right, he had seen some awful things in the War betwee the States. There were many nights he would wake up screaming and it would be all she could do to keep him calm and quiet. He had been taken prisoner during the third year of the war and had been kept at Camp Sutter..a prison camp the Union never knew they had..until a Union Officer stumbled across it by accidnet. Camp Sutter was a Prison Camp for the Union but for the Confederates being held there they, they would have been better off in the barrel of a cannon. Nearly every day prisoners were beaten, some severely. Even the Officers would get tortured beyond belief. How her Brother survived was beyond her. Shortly after the Camp's discovery the Union Army sent in a small unit to take control of the camp. Once the camp had come under control of a more or less friendly nature the prisoners there were cared for imediatley. Some were actualy sent home. Her Brother was one of the "lucky" ones to be sent home. But before he had left the same Officer who had stumbled upon the camp had given him his pistol. The same pistol Kate now had.
"Maybe we should head back into town, it's getting late an' I gots me a bottle of whiskey waitin' at the saloon." Jebb said with a grin on his face.
"No..you can go back if you want..I'm gonna go home.." Kate gave him a kiss on the cheek as she climbed over the fence and began to make her way back to her house, which was snuggled up against the woods edge on the other side of the field.
Kate Bishop
Age:23
Hair:Blonde, shoulder length
Height:5'5"
Eyes:Hazel
Build:Slender and toned with a set of firm rounded breasts to die for
Perdition,Texas
November 12, 1868....
A light dusting of snow blanketed the ground outside in the streets. Here and there people went about there daily buisness..but just outside of town at a fencerow alongside a field several shots rang out.
"That was pretty good shootin' there Kate." Said Ol' Jebb as he sat on a stump watching her shoot cans off the fence. Kate smiled and nodded, her hazel eyes gazing out from under her wide brimmed hat. She slowly started to reload the 57' Caliber Army pistol her brother had given her three years ago.
"Thanks Jebb" Was all she said. As the last bullet went into the pistol she looked at him. "I miss him you know....do you..do you think.."
Jebb stood and went over to her, placing a hand on her shoulder. "Think you'll ever see him again? I don't see why not, he can't stay gone forever."
Kate sighed."Jebbit's been three years now going on four. When he left town he said "To HELL with this place and everyone in it" I've never seen him so angry, I thought for sure he was gonna shoot the Rithcson Brothers just because they tried to talk him out of it. And on top of that it's been three years and he hasn't even sent a telegram or a letter letting me know he's alright."
Jebb nodded "Well time does have a way of healing things. Maybe he just needed to clear his head, to find himself again. After all he did see some terrible things in the War."
Kate nodded. Jebb was right, he had seen some awful things in the War betwee the States. There were many nights he would wake up screaming and it would be all she could do to keep him calm and quiet. He had been taken prisoner during the third year of the war and had been kept at Camp Sutter..a prison camp the Union never knew they had..until a Union Officer stumbled across it by accidnet. Camp Sutter was a Prison Camp for the Union but for the Confederates being held there they, they would have been better off in the barrel of a cannon. Nearly every day prisoners were beaten, some severely. Even the Officers would get tortured beyond belief. How her Brother survived was beyond her. Shortly after the Camp's discovery the Union Army sent in a small unit to take control of the camp. Once the camp had come under control of a more or less friendly nature the prisoners there were cared for imediatley. Some were actualy sent home. Her Brother was one of the "lucky" ones to be sent home. But before he had left the same Officer who had stumbled upon the camp had given him his pistol. The same pistol Kate now had.
"Maybe we should head back into town, it's getting late an' I gots me a bottle of whiskey waitin' at the saloon." Jebb said with a grin on his face.
"No..you can go back if you want..I'm gonna go home.." Kate gave him a kiss on the cheek as she climbed over the fence and began to make her way back to her house, which was snuggled up against the woods edge on the other side of the field.