A story by this author ends with a cowboy saying "I didn't do anythin', did I?" in response to the (*) Easterner's statement that "we, five of us" were responsible for the murder of a foreigner.
One of this author's characters sticks a piece of paper to a doorframe with a knife and then shoots at it from across the street, missing it by half an inch. Another of his characters shows pictures of his lawyer son Michael and his dead daughter Carrie to a character who is sometimes addressed as "Stranger." A story by this author ends with a cowboy saying "I didn't do anythin', did I?" in response to the (*) Easterner's statement that "we, five of us" were responsible for the murder of a foreigner. In a story by this author, Scratchy Wilson decides not to shoot Jack Potter when he discovers he is newly married. In another of his stories, the Swede makes trouble during a card game in the title establishment. For 10 points, name this author of the short stories "The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky" and "The Blue Hotel," as well as The Red Badge of Courage.
One of this author's characters sticks a piece of paper to a doorframe with a knife and then shoots at it from across the street, missing it by half an inch.
Stephen Crane