<hr/><div class="floatleft">(http://i627.photobucket.com/albums/tt357/Niferbelle/my%20avatars/doomtown7av_zps641b8122.jpg)</div><br/><strong>Name:</strong>Lilah 'Li-Li' Oliver (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=200832.msg9813377#msg9813377)<br/><strong>Faction:</strong>There have been a few rumors but who listens to those<br/><strong>Date:</strong>May 20<br/><strong>Time of Day:</strong>Night<br/><strong>Location:</strong>between the sheriff station to the Whateley Estate<br/><strong>Tagged:</strong>observing Townsend, Dolores Whateley, CLOSED<br/><hr/>She really didn't know why she bothered getting worked up anymore. Really, she had more than enough evidence that there was no fairness in the world so why did she still get her hackles up whenever she encountered more evidence of just that? You couldn't save the world. Hell, you couldn't really save yourself most of the time, all you could do was draw a line around what was yours and keep the shit on the other side of it for as long as you could. But that didn't mean she didn't feel a quiet kind of outrage right down to her bones when Townsend's own words seemed to confirm what was going on. Once upon a time a girl named Delores married somebody with the last name of Whateley and lived-happily-ever after to become a murdering madwoman who would never have to pay for what she'd done just because she'd married into the right family. Never mind the tiny transgressions that got other people a noose around the neck, she could bathe in blood and they'd buy her out of it.<br/><br/>She didn't like it. She didn't like any of it. Murderer or not, she didn't like thinking what had driven Delores Whateley so crazy. What had she seen to turn her into this? And she could sure understand why Townsend was in a such a temper over all this but she didn't like the way he was pushing her around and the anger in his words. She didn't like seeing the law dogs yet again turning their backs on their duties and letting a madwoman loose on the world again to probably kill again. And most of all she wasn't happy that she had to know and now would have to give some thought what, if anything, to do about it. She was better off being a nobody -- the last thing she needed was to come to the attention of the law dogs and the Whateleys. It was the surest way to ensure she didn't live to see twenty.<br/><br/>She froze as Townsend glanced back but he didn't seem to notice her, just no doubt seized by a case of the willies. She couldn't blame him for that but she did find herself holding her breath as he threw crazy Delores to the ground and cocked his piece, wondering if she were about to witness more than a miscarriage of justice.<br/>