Hawthorne: Tales Of A Weirder West - Plot & Excerpts
Hawthorne stood up, walked across the ring to where his hat lay. He put it on, and his iron gaze latched on to Bowman. Bowman had vacated the ring in panic when Hawthorne snapped Bunker's neck, and now stood in the rain between the ring and the spectators. Off to Hawthorne's left, Card stood dumbly, not sure what had just happened. Hawthorne reached for his gun belt, strapped it on as if he had all the time in the world. It would've been the right time for either Bowman or Card to draw down on him, but neither of them did—they clearly weren't thinking straight. Hawthorne pulled the Schofield and aimed it at Bowman. He said, "Dan Bowman. Jeb Card. I've come to kill you." And finally the two of them began to fully grasp the situation. From the corner of his eye, Hawthorne saw Card dodge off through the rain and toward the covered porches at the far end of the street. He let him go for the moment, focusing on Bowman, who was reaching in his coat for his gun and at the same time grabbing the dress collar of the nearest town person.
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