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- It was clear - abundantly clear - that Paloma cared for Cucali. Cucali couldn't stand it, especially as she begun to notice the little things about the doll.
- Girl collected dove statues. When Cucali asked, she'd just smiled.
- "When Noah released the dove, it had a duty to all the life on Earth to find land. And it helped everyone, even though it must have been hard. I admire that."
- What a stupid motivation to like something, Cucali thought.
- She noticed that Paloma sung, too, even when she was just doing things around the house. When Cucali asked about that, she'd smiled again.
- "I like to sing. Does it bother you?"
- "You're not bad for a small-time girl, I guess." Cucali hadn't said that she thought Paloma could do much more than nights at a bar, not that day.
- With each little idiosyncrasy she discovered, she found herself a little more attracted to the doll. But in the end - in the bitter naked truth - that was another lie.
- Because she'd felt an attraction ever since Paloma first gave a shit about her.
- And Cucali responded to that attraction with aggression.
- One day, it came to a head as Cucali whirled on Paloma, drawing her gun and pointing it at her head.
- "I'm not goin' back with you today, so just go home before I decide to fire."
- "What are you-"
- "I'm sick of it!" Cucali snarled. "Sick've your attempts to help me, sick of everything! Turn around, doll. Walk away."
- "But, I thought..."
- "I don't give a damn." Cucali gestured with her gun. "Off you go."
- "Cucali!"
- Cucali aimed her gun towards the sky and fired off a shot. Paloma's eyes widened, and she skittered off.
- Good riddance.
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