Closed.
He looked like a tramp. The denim on his legs was worn at the knees, his boots were caked in dust and the dark shirt that clothed his rather well-built torso had seen better days. The sleeves were rolled to the elbow, and there was a pair of cigarette holes on the lower part of it's back. But from a distance -- with dark, curling hair underneath his cowboy hat -- he hardly stood out. He was just another Cowboy Joe that had came in for a drink or four.
Frankie sat at the bar of Raf's saloon, downing whisky with his drinking partner -- an old, rare seven-chambered revolver that was nested by his side. Same story, every town. People called him the wanderer of the west. Drifting from town to town, getting himself involved with other people's problems. And it was always down to a dame.
The place was busy, the usual crowd of cowboys and men rounding up their day, accompanied by pretty saloon girls with big ruffled skirts and feathers in their hair. Forced smiles between the flirting, the girls were all here for one reason or another -- and it wasn't willingly.
Upstairs, there was a knock on the bedroom door. As usual, before an answer was given, the tall owner entered the room. He leaned back against the door until it closed, folding his arms in front of his shirt. "Are you gonna hurry up and get ready, or am I gonna have to start dressing you myself?" Calling the man unpleasant was an understatement -- he was pure filth, a man with no manners. None of the girls liked him, in fact, he was pretty sure that they all despised him and his wandering hands. "Remember this ain't a holiday camp, darlin'. You're here because you got a big debt to pay."
Raf ran a hand through his ever-growing forehead, the start of his hair seeming to move further back with every one of his forty-odd years. "Get those boots on. We got another cowboy sittin' by himself at the bar."