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(Freeze the frame and you might read a somewhat baffled account of the episodes final moments.)
If hes going to take on Calamita, Omie at least needs the numbers to be even.
But first, Rabbi needs to stash Satchel somewhere safe, choosing a rooming house called Barton Arms.
We dont follow politics, he replies to the desk clerk.
Eisenhower it is, she says.
But they can still stay.
They just need to steer clear of them.
This is not a place constructed with the comfort of its guests in mind.
Swapped, targeted for murder, and whisked away, Satchel needs some warmth and companionship in his life.
This is a strange place to stay a spell.
Rabbi has business in Liberal, but it doesnt go as planned.
Probably not, but dont rule it out.)
The bears get justice but our heroine is left back out in the cold.
She doesnt fit in anywhere, not unlike Rabbi and Satchel.
(Makin people live with uncertainty.
It aint right.)
Still, its something.
Or a testimony along the lines of Seize the day.
They dont pay me to write em.
Just slap em up.
So long Omie, Calamita, and Rabbi.
That leaves Satchel in Goldilockss place.
The Future is Now!
OK Then!
In Kansas City, Rabbi always seemed softer than the gangsters around him.
In Liberal, however, he looks like a much more dangerous character.
A wild episode, right?
Will we see them again?
