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I have added a story here that I wrote a long time ago. I have broken it into several parts so anyone interested can take off with the story and head off in any direction they wish. In fact, the main character has hardly been described, so this truly is open to go anywhere.
Status:
Active (fully collaborative state)
Type:
Not Specified
Genre:
Western
Author:
GaryNMaine
Date Added:
2018/09/23
Seed Word Count:
496
94/2
7
0
YES

TWIG Stuff
"“Martha VanPelton,” Culpepper said with a bit of alarm in his voice, “I knew her–she was so young and a lot prettier than the other girls at the Saloon. How do you know it was he who raped and killed Miss VanPelton?”"
This passage is from the segment entitled The Truth, which is a level-6 segment based upon the seed entitled The Wanton Murder of Fresno Bob
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