Red is a character seemingly diametrically opposite of Crick in many ways. She is a free spirit and very spontaneous, which Crick is certainly not. To emphasize her independence and to build upon the show's Western themes, I created a motif for her that plays at the very beginning and end of the show alongside her introduction and exit, respectfully. This motif includes an eagle cry, a sample of a common Western motif, and a sample of the environmental sounds that frequently follow her throughout the show.

Part 3 of the show speeds past a year's worth of holidays, all of which blend together to represent Mary's perception of time and life. At the end of the part, Crick and Mary are in their living room preparing to celebrate an ambiguous holiday. As Mary prepares to celebrate their anniversary, the TV shows a New Year's Eve countdown. Crick excitedly and quickly counts along. As the clock hits midnight, there is a cacophony of sounds pulled from each holiday they celebrated that year. They are overwhelming, and become increasingly distant and distorted to highlight Mary's mental state and deteriorating quality of life.