The Job

## Characters

* Main:
	+ Jill
* Familiar
	+ Judy - ex
	+ Scott/Oliver - Judy's boyfriend
	+ Estelle - the occult woman
	+ Davis - the person she can trust, though she barely knows him. Haven't spoken to him in two years.
	+ Charles/Raymond - deals in cleaning dirty money ever since his death, Grave Town has been that much more chaotic
		- Mark - Right Hand
		- John - Left Hand
* Jack
* Amir Sahad

## The Plot

Jill is looking for Hawk. She feels abandoned by him and his crew, her family. All she had now was Judy, and Judy wouldn't even talk to her anymore.

She and Scott kill the men responsible but find that there is no end, Judy is no true diamond of theirs. She was a notorious cheater. She was killed not because she cheated on the wrong man or cheated with the wrong man but because she heard words that she should not have heard. Words

* Why is Raymond forced to kill Jill?
* Who forces Raymond to kill Jill?
* Who is Raymond's nephew, who are his parents [if he had any]
* Why does Judy die? Who was she sleeping with?
* How does this link to Judy's brothers?
* How does this link to Tanya and Dr D Vanghorne?
* How does this link to The Dead God

## The Beats

* Betrayed by Charles
* Kills guards
* She stands over his house. Watches him move inside. Sees children. Doesn't care.
* Kills guards. Silent. Nasty.
* Waits for wife to leave the room. She doesn't.
* Waits for wife to fall asleep.
* She enters the bedroom. Wakes Charles up, holding his mouth closed, pressing her gun under his chin.
* She whispers, "Come with me, silent"
* She takes him to the living room. Ties him to the chair.

* Has a similar moment. Charles didn't know. Jill tells him, of course she didn't how could he. But he tried to kill her all the same.
* She asks him what he asked her: What do you expect me to do? Forgive you? Let you go? What would that show you? What would that show the world? Sable Town doesn't have for weakness does it?

## Ideas

### Judy's death and the skirmish between her lover and Jill

Jill knocks on the door, but the door swings open. She hears someone crying deep into the house. She sees a large bulky shadow shifting through the bedroom door. She pulls out her gun, and crept through the home. She knew that shape it was a shape she saw earlier today.

"You bastard!" she yelled, shooting. Scott jumped over the bed, flipping it. She emptied her bullets into the bed. "You bastard! You bastard! You bastard!"

As she reloaded, the shadow of Scott leapt unto her, grabbing her by the wrists. He loomed over her, his tears dropping unto her. He sniffed her, like a dog. His eyes were on her, though they were glazed. He did not see her. "You couldn't have," he breathed finally,
She calls out Judy's name. No reply. The sobbing stops. Jill pulls out her gun. Makes her way through the house. She made her way to the bedroom, by instinct. The door is already open. The

When she wakes, she thinks of gutting Scott. The bastard killed her. Her Judy. But as she looked at her corpse, there was no passion behind it. It was clean and calculated. A bullet through the temple. A bullet that passed through her brain and out the other window. No matter how much she hated Scott for taking Judy away from her, he couldn't have done this. Even if he had the skill to pull something like this off, there were a million other ways this could have gone.

## Moments of Character

Davis and Jill

* How about it songbird?
* Im not a little songbird anymore.
* So ive heard.
* That job in [ ]

## phrases

She fought tooth and nail to live. But now, it seemed like wasted effort.