Her observation skills had worked and she had her prize for the night, though she wasn't going to be a predator going after her prey. She knew the Marshal wasn't the prey, in or out of bed. One reason for keeping him in her room was that the lowly saloon girl pretty much were too inexperienced for bedding with the Marshal on their first night, but the actual reason was more personal.<br/><br/>She closed the door and watched as the Marshal removed his holsters and his bandolier, placing them draped on the back of the chair he sat on. Guinevera walked over to a door a couple feet next to the bed and opened it, revealing a separate room which had a tub full of water. Water was a precious commodity and whenever they could find it, most of the portions were used to fill the tubs in the rooms on the upper floor. The rooms on the lower floor had a lack of such facilities, due to the rarity of clean water in the desert. "The bath should be ready, Marshal," she said, "Just tell me if you'd want the water warmed up before you go in. And don't worry about soap. The month's shipment just came yesterday and we're pretty much full on toiletries." Also in the room was a smaller tub along the wall with a single drain at its bottom, which flowed straight to the corral at the rear of the saloon.<br/><br/>She walked away from the open doorway to her dresser as the Marshal kicked off his boots and peeled off his outer clothing, leaving them in a untidy mess on the floor. Guinevera didn't mind, for the clothes were going to be picked up in the morning. Guinevera went over to the window and closed the blinds before undressing herself from her outerwear. The leather coat with coattails, her lacy skirt, thigh-high boots, leather corset and holsters were discarded and placed neatly in their respective places. Just in case of a drunken fool barging through her door, she took a revolver out of its holster and took it with her to the bed. She then climbed into the bed, placing the revolver underneath the pillow and lay there, listening to the water being disturbed in the next room.