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But the belly of the beast has teeth.

Schultz tipped his hat. "You are in a position to negotiate, Django. Help me find these men, and I will help you find your wife."

The room went silent. The clock ticked.

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Then, hell broke loose.

"Hey, everybody."

Stephen screamed for the guards. Django grabbed a revolver. The next thirty seconds were a blur of muzzle flash and screaming lead. Schultz fell, a martyr to his own pride. Django took cover behind the body of his friend.

Dr. King Schultz, a dentist-turned-bounty-hunter with a penchant for verbose introductions and excessive politeness, sat atop his horse, squinting at a line of shuffling men in chains. He wasn't looking for a patient. He was looking for a partner. But the belly of the beast has teeth

Django was a vision of contained fury. He walked with a limp forced upon him by the shackles, but his eyes—those dark, unblinking eyes—scanned the horizon with the focus of a hawk. He didn't look like a slave; he looked like a man waiting for a reason.

They played their parts. Schultz was the eccentric European entertainer; Django was his valet and freedman, a curiosity to titillate Candie's guests. They found Broomhilda. They made a deal to buy her freedom under the guise of a speaker of German folklore.

He didn't finish the sentence with words. He finished it with fire. Help me find these men, and I will help you find your wife

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