"Babble, babble, b***h- b***h. Rebel-rebel, party, party. Sex, sex, sex, and don't forget the violence. . ."
The girl not yet known as Roz was grabbed by the thug with the teardrops under his eye.
She raised her knee forcefully with the intent to get him in between the legs, before she
was thrown to the ground without question. When she was, her tailbone hit a spray paint
can, and she held her butt for a moment, before grabbing the can, getting ready to use
it as a weapon, before the gun was pulled out on her, and she stopped.
And there she was raising her hands to drop the cans of paint she had, sitting on her
bottom, her legs gently bent so that her feet were flat on the floor, and her knees
were in the air, off the ground.
"That's a gun!"
It was funny how she said something so obvious, as if confirming it to anyone who wasn't supposed to be sure about what it was that he was holding.
like no one had any idea what it was. . .
". . . Blah, blah, blah. Get your lovie-dovie-sad and lonely, put your stupid slogan on it, everybody sing along!"