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🌾 Beardo – The wealthy ranch owner, always dressed to impress. He’s got the biggest plot of land, the best horses, and the fanciest saloon tab in town. Nobody really knows how he got so rich, but he sure likes to remind everyone that he is.

🌄 Billy – The wise old grandpa of Palomino. You’ll find him rocking on his porch at sunset, chewing on a piece of hay, and muttering about “the good ol’ days.” He’s seen it all, and he’s got a story (or ten) to tell.

💖 Flora – The town’s eccentric, a dazzling pink cowgirl with a flair for the dramatic. Some say she’s a rodeo queen, others say she’s a drag icon. Either way, she struts through town like she owns it.

🐷 Lucy – The town sweetheart. She spends her days baking fresh pies, feeding the barn animals, and making sure everyone in Palomino is well-fed and well-loved.

🎤 Monique – The town’s resident country singer and diva. She’s got big dreams, bigger hair, and an even bigger attitude. She hates being stuck in this dusty little town. She was meant for the glitz and glam of the big city!

👩‍🌾 Norma – A classic town mom, always making sure everyone has enough to eat and a place to rest their head. She keeps things running smoothly while scolding the troublemakers with a loving but firm hoof.

🤠 T-Bone – The heir to the ranch and the hottest young cowboy in town. He’s got charm, good looks, and a whole lot of responsibility on his shoulders. Every cowpoke in Palomino either wants to be him or date him.

🌵 Roscoe – The town bandit and rebel. He’s a cowboy with a mysterious past, always riding just ahead of trouble. Nobody really knows where he came from—or where he’s going next.

🐷 Curly – A kind-hearted local who helps out wherever he’s needed. Whether it’s fixing fences, delivering hay, or keeping the peace, Curly’s always got a hand to lend.

🥃 Shep – The town drunk. You’ll find him at the saloon, half-asleep with a whiskey in hand, muttering about the one that got away. Despite his rough-around-the-edges demeanor, he’s got a heart of gold (somewhere under all that dust).