Character Deathmatch in which my fictional character goes a few rounds with yours, and wins. Usually.

Wednesday, April 25, 2012

Special Agent Aloysius X. L. Pendergast VS. Deputy Dan




Oh, Special Agent Pendergast.   Your name is so long and your history so complicated, it would likely take eleven tomes to explain it all.  Let’s see how your spreadsheet-worthy list of attributes fair when pitted against Deputy Dan of Hicksville, Alabama, a man whose only novella is so short, he doesn’t even need a last name. 


Round One:  Deputy Dan doesn’t have any supernatural made-up monsters to deal with in his neck of the woods, so it’s not really fair to bring up your crime-fighting history.  But there’s a meth problem you wouldn’t believe blowing up in Hicksville, and Deputy Dan’s not afraid to kick some toothless, scary-mo-fo-looking ass.


 Round Two:  You pride yourself on being a connoisseur with the palette of a gourmet chef and we all know about your steak tartare fetish, but could you choke down a bowl of Roadkill Stew with a side of Skillet Skunk marinated in a savory sauce of ketchup and mustard?  I didn’t think so.  Deputy Dan could, because deep down inside, he’s a real man.   


Round Three:  True, you’re a snappy dresser, if funeral home director is what you’re going for.  But Deputy Dan owns a pair of overalls.  He wears them without a shirt when he’s using his weed whacker.   You don’t know from yard work. 


Round Four:  You spent a year studying the meditative art of Chongg Ran.  Deputy Dan has a deep distrust of anything that sounds like a Chinese food menu item.  Instead of hiding out in a cave in Tibet with a bunch of monks, he spent two years studying reruns of CHiPs and growing a mustache.


Knockout. 


Deputy Dan:  4      Special Agent Pendergast:  0

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