<div style="text-align: justify;">Clarence - albeit begrudgingly - made sure to arrange everything Clyde needed. He arranged for the plates and made sure they sat nicely in place. Then the burlap sacks - biting his tongue not to ask why, since he preferred not to know anything in case things went wrong. After handing everything over to Clyde, Clarence still asked him to be careful. He knew it was a pointless request. Clyde was not, and had never been, the kind to behave or be careful with what he did. But Clarence was still willing to support and help him. That's what friends are for, after all, and these two had been friends since forever.<br/><br/>When Clyde left, Clarence prepared another drink for himself and kept staring outside his window for a long time. Clyde would see himself in hot water one of these days. With a sigh, Clarence shook his head. There was no point in sitting there and having gloomy thoughts. He'd rather get busy and take care of business.<br/><br/>When Clyde got to Buck's house, he was ready and waiting. Buck always felt a little anxious before a job, but he kept it in check and trusted his brother. Clyde always seemed to know what he was doing, after all. There was no reason to believe that he would fail this time.<br/><br/>So, without hesitating too much, Buck spent some time with Clyde, just waiting for the right time. The moment Buck looked at his brother, waiting for confirmation - the bank would be close in about one hour and a half -, a figure Clyde had met briefly earlier on was just walking in.<br/><br/>Bonnie - the girl with the light brown hair and the heavy Texan accent - walked into the bank after gathering all her courage. She wasn't sure about what she was going to say, or how she would ask for a loan without having anything to give in case she couldn't pay. But well, the worst thing that could happen was for them to say no. Nothing else, right?<br/><br/>With a deep breath, Bonnie approached the security guard. Inquiring politely - as politely as possible - about where to go for a loan, she had to keep her temper in check when the man looked her up and down and shook his head. After this inspection, the guard simply pointed to a table where a well dressed woman sat. Bonnie took a deep breath and walked to the woman, already prepared for the same kind of look she had gotten from the guard and to get a round 'no' and be laughed off of the bank.</div>