<strong>Name:</strong>Sarah Kelly<br/><strong>Born:</strong>Sarah Esther Jensen<br/><strong>Gender:</strong>Female<br/><strong>Position:</strong>lone stranger passing through<br/><strong>Location:</strong>nowhere and anywhere<br/><strong>Local/ Passerby:</strong>Passerby<br/><strong>Age:</strong>29<br/><br/><strong>Appearance:</strong><br/>(http://i1.squidoocdn.com/resize/squidoo_images/590/draft_lens17604129module150675649photo_1307460720Raquel_Welch_Hannie.jpg) (http://x54.xanga.com/14bf0b4b46630241469410/m191168827.jpg)<br/><br/><strong>History:</strong><br/>A strong serious girl with a love of literature and the middle sister of three girls, Sarah had always considered herself plain and vastly ordinary compared. Her eldest sister Clara, ran away from home writing them only once to say she was deeply in love and settling down far away from their old hick town. Sarah had felt her absence keenly, Clara had been the only sister she had ever confided in as Penelope was far too occupied with her looks and fawning for the attentions of any suitor possible.<br/><br/>Their parents devastated by Clara's behaviour reigned in the other two girls, watching who they spoke to and befriended. When Sean Kelly asked to be allowed to court Sarah, they did not refuse. He was a hard working farmer, a kind  manner and his family respected in the community. Now that it was only him to tend the farm, they had high hopes that their own retiring years would be comfortable. They courted and after two years they eventually married. Sarah had grown to love him deeply, it was never the love that was consumed by passion but it was a steadfast enduring love, one with a proper foundation to grow.<br/><br/>Time moved on and they heard no more from Clara, Penelope moved to New York after marrying a spectacles salesman who had been passing through. Their parents wagon coach was attacked on their first trip to visit her, they never survived. Sarah worked hard alongside her husband to make their farm prosper but the weather was against them and times themselves were hard. Their attempts for a baby were finally successful but their joy was short lived.<br/><br/>Late one afternoon, still in her first trimester Sarah stayed in out of the mid-day sun cleaning and scrubbing their home when three riders showed up. The Castle brothers were notorious killers, rapists and thieves. They were at the end of their rope, unable to stop in the town as wanted posters were up every where about them. Coming by the Kelly farm was providence to them and sheer hell to Sarah and Sean. They demanded money, food and fresh horses, Sean could give them none of these things. So they shot him. The gunshot brought Sarah running from the house only to see Sean in a pool of his own blood on the ground. She never got to his side, Brody Castle grabbed her from behind and his half toothless mouth laughed before licking her neck and throwing her to the ground. Between Brody, Matt and Paul Castle she was beaten and raped systematically for hours until taking what they could find to suit their needs, they left.<br/><br/>They had left her for dead and the blood that flowed from her gave that indication but Sarah had lost her baby but not her life. It took many hours before she could crawl herself back in to her home. dragging Sean's body with her. It was days again before she could venture out to attempt to give her husband a decent burial. As the weeks passed she healed and her hatred festered, until there was only one thought in her head and that was to seek revenge on the three men whose faces she knew she would never forget. She sold her farm to the bank, thrilled at the cheap price they got for it and she bought herself a decent horse.<br/><br/>Dressed in simply a poncho to cover her gun holster, brown leather trousers, faded brown boots, one of her husbands old hats, she filled up some saddle bags with supplies of water and food and set off. She would spend eternity if she had too tracking them down but would not rest until she did.<br/><br/><strong>Personality:</strong>determined, reserved, serious and somewhat sullen. It's been a long time since Sarah Kelly had anything to smile about.<br/>