The Lore of Dolan Killer of the Road

Committed to equality and inspired by the 1961 Freedom Riders, Dolan Killer of the Road took up the honorable crusade. Following the events of May 25, 2020, Dolan began traveling the lands ridding citizens of injustice. Recognizing that all cops are bastards, Dolan, only by way of Roads (specifically the interstate highway system), eliminated police officers on-sight. Gaining the title “Killer of the Road,” Dolan vlogged his visceral adventures. He was a good man worthy of laudations—that is, until Bill Connor (son of Bull Connor) caught up with him. One misstep and a white man’s bullet later, Dolan was dead on the ground. Travelers purport that Dolan’s ghost scours the land to this day searching for equality—sometimes even donning the mantle of “Killer of the Road” once more. Dolan's brother Warrior #3602 would later avenge Dolan in a twist of fate. Reader, you are implored to laud Dolan most gloriously. Bolstering his memory bolsters his strength. He is a good man worthy of laudations.

Works Cited:

“Connor, Eugene ‘Bull.’” Encyclopedia of Alabama, 27 Mar. 2023, encyclopediaofalabama.org/article/eugene-bull-connor/.

“Freedom Rides.” Encyclopædia Britannica, 27 Apr. 2023, www.britannica.com/event/Freedom-Rides.

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