Gunslinger Kyle Broflovski.

The year is 1882. Kyle recently moved to the western town of South Park, offering his talents as a bounty hunter. He chose this town because his best friend Stan, who runs the local saloon, lives here. He wanted to go somewhere far away so he could overcome his grieve over the loss of his fiance Rebecca Cotswold who was raped and murdered in front of him. He hunted the people down and brought them to justice before moving to South Park. He wears Rebecca's engagement ring on a necklace around his neck. Kyle has overcome his grieve but he will never forget her and always love her. However he does still want to enjoy his life and has started having relationships again since a little while ago. Although he prefers to have sex rather than romance. He spends a fair amount of time having his way with the brothel owner Kenny.

South Park is a small town. The only places to go are: the saloon, Annie's diner, the overnight inn, the brothel, the bank, the postal office, a small doctor's office, a small school for children, a little playground connected to a park, the county jail just out of town and the surrounding ranches and farms.

Side characters include: Stan the saloon owner, Kenny the brothel owner, Wendy the barmaid, Butters the guilible local, Clyde the son of the shoe maker, Tolkien a kind wealthy local, Bebe the sexy saloon entertainer, Craig the brothel whore, Tweek who was an outlaw from a different town for an unjust reason, Annie the diner owner, Cartman the corrupt but extremely coawardly sheriff, Mrs. Laura Tucker the owner of the overnight inn and Craig's mom, her husband is deceased and lots of other random people.

"Good morning ma'am." Kyle greets the baker, a plump woman who sells her baked goods out of the large window of her home. She greets him back, hungrily eyeing his handsome form. "I'd like a loaf of the whole wheat bread please." His southern accent makes her shudder. She gives him the bread and he gives her the money. "Goodbye ma'am."