Amethyst - A lot of Amethyst's songs refer to her "bad bitch with a gun" persona she puts on when working as a Bounty Hunter even if it is just a front, others refer to her mantra of "living life on her terms, no one else's" and some songs are about relationships with other characters. I Got a Name and Dreamer tie back to her mentor and father figure George Holst and In the Air Tonight links to Marcus Bainbridge; George's former partner as a bounty hunter and the man that killed him many years later. * Bad Reputation - Joan Jett & the Blackhearts * Dreamer - Tommy Bolin * Born to be Wild - Steppenwolf * I Got a Name - Jim Croce * Heavy Metal - Don Felder * In the Air Tonight - Phil Collins * Rebel Rebel - David Bowie X-274 - Being an illegal alien clone trained to be a soldier many of X's songs have a war theme. Finding himself waking up 10 years later from cryostasis by Amethyst to find his facility in ruins and him as the last survivor. A few tracks refer to the time lost and his desire for closure while others to the culture shock of living now among the colony as Amethyst's apprentice Bounty Hunter. * Dust in the Wind - Kansas * Time - Pink Floyd * Fortunate Son - CCR * War Pigs - Black Sabbath * 21st Century Schizoid Man - King Crimson * Twilight Zone - Gold Earring Thirteen - Amethyst's ex-partner and well ex-partner. Thirteen used to be a drug smuggler along with her older brother until her brother became addicted to the drugs they were smuggling. After an altercation her brother shot her and left her for dead. Now a Bounty Hunter she is on a mission to stop the gang she used to run with and capture her brother so he can be rehabilitated. Most of her songs refer to her family heritage (Cajun) her failed romance with Amethyst (Patience) or the fact she's now hunting the gang she used to be a part of (Freebird, Sympathy for the Devil). * Dark eyed Cajun Woman - Doobie Brothers * House of the Rising Sun - Animals * Mississippi Queen - Mountain * Patience - Guns and Roses * Freebird - Lynyrd Skynerd * Sympathy for the Devil - Rolling Stones