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"The Kid" Mad Libs Scene – Part 2
"But some of you boys here won't be so lucky as Ike, to lose all of your hair (Body Part) from Scarlet fever. More than likely-" he glanced at Buck, "-an Indian will get some of yours." He moved on to the next recruit, "You for instance-" The boy looked disinterested. Teaspoon crouched down to look under the boys hat (Article of clothing). "What is your name?" He asked in a tone of voice that would usually be used on a child. (Noun)
"Cody. William F. Cody." The young man said sarcastically. "Billy if ya like." Cody turned his head to look over Teaspoon's shoulder. (Body Part)
"I don't like." Teaspoon turned (Verb) his head back and stared into Cody's eyes. "Think you're pretty hot stuff don't ya?"
Cody smirked, "Yep."
"Cowpies." (Noun)
Cody took the challenge in Teaspoons voice. He lifted his rifle and shot down a bale of hay (Noun) hanging from the barn.
The feat failed to excite the station master, "You don't need to impress me Cody. I'm ain't gonna be chasin' (Verb) ya.
Three riders displayed their ability to seemingly become one with their horses. (Animal) As Teaspoon aimed a rifle, the three men ducked down over their horse's (Same Animal) side, two men stayed atop their horses (Same Animal), Hickok once again fell (Verb) off.
Teaspoon then walked over to the smallest (Adjective) of the six riders and looked him over, "You sure you can cut this work? You look to me to be a might puny."
The boy looked up at Teaspoon, handed him his glasses (Article of clothing) and jumped on his horse. He rode and demonstrated several tricks he could do then walked (Verb) back into line and looked at an astonished Teaspoon.
"Puny but spry." He said as he handed Lou his glasses (Same Article of Clothing) back.
"I guess you're a dead shot too huh? Hard as nails (Noun)?" Teaspoon asked the final rider.
"Need the work." He answered.
"You got a rifle (Noun) ?"
The boy shook his head (Body part).
"D'you want me to issue you one?"
"No thanks, just as soon as save the weight."
Teaspoon shook his head slightly, "You don't seem as thick (Verb) as some of these other boys. We'll see."
Teaspoon then turned his attention back to the group. "Boys you gonna be riding a thousand (Number) miles day and night. Not even the devil hisself gonna make no never mind. You gonna tie these United States (Place) together . . . and do yourselves proud."