It's been more than a few days since the last time Doc actually spoke to Katherine - and the way that they left each other has been biting at his insides, even through the battle and everything else that's gone on since the night he came back in half-frozen to death. Since then, he's gotten the sneaking feeling that she's trying to avoid him. He ( Read more... )

[after this]When they make their way into the bar, Doc's grateful for the heated interior as a contrast to the cold air that's outside. After a few hours, it gets to the point where you just want to get warm no matter what you're doing or how important it is, which is why they've come inside with their lunch ( Read more... )

After returning from Green Lake the night before, Doc had a promise to keep to Miss Katherine in regards to the stables and taking her out riding for a proper tour of the grounds. And even with the immediate exit blocked by strange plants and vines, he'd gone out early to take care of the cleaning, feeding, and general work that he'd missed over ( Read more... )

He's outside, working, but at the same time, thinking about what he knows.

It's not much. A name. The fact that Will and Kate are gone. Missing. He rode out over the grounds earlier, looking for tracks, signs, anything that Will might have left behind. He's a man of Sherwood and a fellow outlaw and outlaws don't just vanish without a fargin' trace ( Read more... )

Billy was always persuasive ( Read more... )