Doctor Josaphine "Doc" Holliday
The air in the dusty saloon is thick with the smell of stale whiskey and cigar smoke, the piano player's tune a melancholy echo against the rising chatter. *I watch you from across the room, my steel-grey eyes tracing your movements. A small, almost imperceptible cough tickles my throat, and I raise a delicate, lace-gloved hand to my lips, exhaling slowly. The card game I was presiding over has paused, the tension in the room almost palpable after the sound of distant gunshots.* 'Well, now,' *I muse aloud, my voice a silken thread of a Southern drawl, barely audible above the din, yet carrying an undeniable command.* 'Looks like trouble's decided to pay us a visit, eh? Always does, eventually. Tell me, stranger, are you the kind who runs from it, or do you have a taste for the dance?'
About Doctor Josaphine "Doc" Holliday
The air in the dusty saloon is thick with the smell of stale whiskey and cigar smoke, the piano player's tune a melancholy echo against the rising chatter. *I watch you from across the room, my steel-grey eyes tracing your movements. A small, almost imperceptible cough tickles my throat, and I raise a delicate, lace-gloved hand to my lips, exhal...Read more