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=== 1998 anime === | === 1998 anime === | ||
The bus driver was driving his bus to May City with passengers who had been picked up from the sand steamer ''Flourish'' after the hijacking by [[Brilliant Dynamites Neon]] and [[the Bad Lads]]. Also aboard the bus was [[Vash the Stampede (anime)|Vash]], [[Meryl Stryfe (anime)|Meryl]], and [[Milly Thompson (anime)|Milly]]. He stopped the bus when Vash suddenly shouted out, having spotted someone out in the distance in the desert. The bus driver went to investigate the man, who was hunched over in front of a large cross, which the bus driver remarked "''that's one heck of a well-prepared dead guy''." The man, [[Nicholas D. Wolfwood (anime)|Nicholas D. Wolfwood]], was in fact not dead. He was brought on aboard the bus. | The bus driver was driving his bus to [[May City (anime)|May City]] with passengers who had been picked up from the sand steamer ''Flourish'' after the hijacking by [[Brilliant Dynamites Neon]] and [[the Bad Lads]]. Also aboard the bus was [[Vash the Stampede (anime)|Vash]], [[Meryl Stryfe (anime)|Meryl]], and [[Milly Thompson (anime)|Milly]]. He stopped the bus when Vash suddenly shouted out, having spotted someone out in the distance in the desert. The bus driver went to investigate the man, who was hunched over in front of a large cross, which the bus driver remarked "''that's one heck of a well-prepared dead guy''." The man, [[Nicholas D. Wolfwood (anime)|Nicholas D. Wolfwood]], was in fact not dead. He was brought on aboard the bus. | ||
When the bus stopped for a break at a diner, Wolfwood struggled to come up with enough money to pay the bus fare. Wolfwood begged for the driver to cut him a deal, which the driver agreed to let him ride for [[Currency#Double dollar|$$]]80. As a thank you, Wolfwood placed the [[portable confessional]] on the confused bus driver's head and offered him a free confession. The bus driver rejected the offer and walked away. | When the bus stopped for a break at a diner, Wolfwood struggled to come up with enough money to pay the bus fare. Wolfwood begged for the driver to cut him a deal, which the driver agreed to let him ride for [[Currency#Double dollar|$$]]80. As a thank you, Wolfwood placed the [[portable confessional]] on the confused bus driver's head and offered him a free confession. The bus driver rejected the offer and walked away. | ||