Chance was 'the girl' of the group, it seemed. Except for Faye, but everyone pretty much understood that she didn't 'count.' She wasn't part of the gang, she just drove the Mystery Machine between gigs meddling and tearing rubber masks off old geezers. Clad in a somewhat faded old red hoodie and blue jeans with threadbare knees and sneakers with uneven laces, she looked a little like a hobo; but not the ugly scary kind. The tragic runaway kind, more like. Her hair was short and scruffy and sandy blonde under the red hood, and the round in her cheeks and her big wide eyes made her look younger than her mid-twenty years. She was pretty; the kind of pretty that would be more than that if she ever really made the effort.
She was leaning against the door, away from the bodies nearby, her head resting against the glass as her hand tapped a rhythm against it. It wasn't the same beat as the Cash song.
At Law's question, Chance turned her head a little to look not at him directly, but at his ghostly reflection in the car window, superimposed over her view of the Arizona desert at night.
"We're a long ways from nowhere out here," she replied, without her usual Southern twang. "Got a long ways to go before we get there."
She sat up straighter then and looked away from the window, into the car, at Law. She shrugged and stretched, smiling wanly. "Ugh, think I nodded off fer a second there. Sorry, what was that? What's mah story?" Chance chuckled. "Oh, yer openin' a whole can of worms with that one. Short version is that I'm...on a trail. Huntin' myself down a little piece of the truth, like a wolfhound." She tapped her nose. "Arf."
"What about you?"
She was leaning against the door, away from the bodies nearby, her head resting against the glass as her hand tapped a rhythm against it. It wasn't the same beat as the Cash song.
At Law's question, Chance turned her head a little to look not at him directly, but at his ghostly reflection in the car window, superimposed over her view of the Arizona desert at night.
"We're a long ways from nowhere out here," she replied, without her usual Southern twang. "Got a long ways to go before we get there."
She sat up straighter then and looked away from the window, into the car, at Law. She shrugged and stretched, smiling wanly. "Ugh, think I nodded off fer a second there. Sorry, what was that? What's mah story?" Chance chuckled. "Oh, yer openin' a whole can of worms with that one. Short version is that I'm...on a trail. Huntin' myself down a little piece of the truth, like a wolfhound." She tapped her nose. "Arf."
"What about you?"