Annette
She hopped down the steps of her house, her western boots making clunking sounds on each one. She had a wide, eager grin on her face this morning, and the sleeves of her shirt were rolled up. Her horse, Ginger, was out back in her barn; she walked around the back of her large house and headed towards the barn, planning to ride Ginger into town today. She swung open the large, red and faded barn doors, hearing a happy snorting and neighing coming from somewhere near the back. "Hey, Ginger girl!" Annette called out, picking her way through the hay-filled shed and finding Ginger in her stall. "Ready to go out for a bit?" She murmured to her horse, leaning over and stroking her muzzle. She opened the stall door, leading her horse out with the rope attached to its bridle.
Charlotte Rogers
The sultry saloon girl had already gotten dressed up for the day, her clothes and hair all done up. She strutted down the stairs of the hotel, a discrete smile spreading across her lips. She was full of confidence, and spunk, too. Once she reached the bottom step, and the floor, she began making her way towards the saloon, each step she took filled with purpose and happiness. She waved to people she knew, glanced at others she didn't; she very much enjoyed her job, here at the hotel. The saloon was already filled with happy, western music and drinks were being served as Charlotte pushed aside the two swinging doors to the entrance.
Sheriff Brady
He came walking into town, his rough leather boots crunching on the dirt and gravel beneath him. He looked around, observing his surroundings and making his way towards the Sheriff's station. He never did find any use for horses, for travel, but now with the growing heat and seemingly longer days, he might just have to go and buy one somewhere. Soon, her reached his little station, climbing the creaky, wooden steps to the front door. He grabbed his keys from his pocket and sorted through them until he found the correct one, sticking it in the keyhole and turning it left, waiting for the small clicking noise that he knew all too well. Once he heard it, he turned the doorknob and entered his musty, stuffy office, looking around with pleasure; he was quite pleased that they did not have anybody in jail right now, because they were just an absolute bother to take care of. Closing the door behind him, he tossed his keys onto his desk and sat down in his chair with a large, contented sigh.