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Sweat and blood streak down his scarred cheek, catching in the flickering glow of a roadside motel sign. The outlaw’s face is framed in the amber light of a buzzing neon tube, his unshaven jaw clenched, a cigarette hanging loose between his lips, barely burning. His amber eyes—calculating, exhausted—glint under the tilted brim of a battered cowboy hat, its edges frayed from a lifetime of running. One hand, wrapped in dusty bandages, wipes his chin as he exhales slowly, smoke curling into the humid air. In the blurred background, sirens wail, their red reflections slicing through the night, but he doesn’t flinch. Not tonight.