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oom: for will
The hotel room is pretty empty, and small, but Doc doesn't care. All his stuff is in Milliways anyways. They walk out of the door and into the hotel room itself. Once he closes the door to the bar, he opens it again and the hallway is visible.
There's piano music filtering up from the lobby saloon, conversation. It's a pretty busy hotel, given the sounds.
"C'mon. I know some crap saloons on the far side of town, get a few drinks, see if there ain't anyone we can steal from or somethin'. Before the fightin'."
There's piano music filtering up from the lobby saloon, conversation. It's a pretty busy hotel, given the sounds.
"C'mon. I know some crap saloons on the far side of town, get a few drinks, see if there ain't anyone we can steal from or somethin'. Before the fightin'."

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He adjusts his hat to hide his eyes slightly and gives Doc a little bow towards the stairs.
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It's late afternoon. The sun is setting to the west, painting the sky above in oranges and blazing reds, casting long shadows on the dirt roads and boardwalks through town. It's the middle of February, and if Liberty wasn't so damn busy all the time, there would be snow on the ground. Now you have to go out to the range to find it.
It's cold, but Doc doesn't mind it as they walk down the boardwalk.
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But Doc's paying attention too.
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Doc shrugs and smirks a little, he knows that's such a bullshit idea, but he's in a weird mood. Liberty's a pretty good sized little town, but the farther away from the city center (and the closer they get to the brothels) the 'better' the bars get.
He hears a woman calling down to them from up in a window.
"You boys lookin' for a good time?"
Doc glances up and tips his hat respectfully. "Evenin', ma'am."
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Will tips his hat too and rests his hand on his knife since it feels more dangerous here and grins.
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They continue on.
"We were talkin' 'bout runnin' off together, the other night."
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There's a saloon around the corner that's loud, poker games being played, someone going on the piano, conversation and cigars and cigarettes, and whores downstairs at the tables with their gentleman suitors.
Doc grins.
"Perfect. Let me buy you a drink."
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Doc makes his way up to the bar and tips his hat off, letting the cord keep it around his neck, and runs a hand through his hair as he leans against the bar.
"Two whiskeys."
The bartender pours two glasses and Doc drops a few coins on the counter, and nods his thanks before he hands one to Will and looks around.
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"Could take most o'these men I think an canna be any 'arder to take a gun than a purse."
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Doc drinks a sip of whiskey and considers.
"Find someone drunk enough, make them look like a fool, they'll start the argument, make it look like their fault..."
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"Let me think on it a minute. Gotta watch folk, and hell, ain't like I'm in a hurry."
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One of the women wonders over to them and gives a slow smile,
"You boys looking for company tonight?"
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A pause.
"Buy you a drink, darlin'?"
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"Just got 'ere, ma'am, been travelin' from England. Goin' to be a cowboy."
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