Jim "Boy" Calloway

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Hate Sink
Full Name	James Calloway
Alias	Boy Calloway Little Boy Calloway Drunk Boy Calloway Drunk Old Man Calloway
Origin	Red Dead Redemption 2
Allies	None
Powers/Skills	Exceptional marksmanship Dueling skills
Goals	Kill Slim Grant (succeeded). Kill Arthur Morgan/John Marston and Theodore Levin (failed).
What Makes Them Despicable	His cowardice. Killing Slim Grant and trying to kill the player and Levin.
"Love to hate" factors	Frank Ridley's performance He is an excellent gunfighter with the fastest drawing speed of all NPC duelists in the game.
Type of Hate Sink	Cowardly Murderer

“	I slayed my dragons years ago.	„
	~ Jim "Boy" Calloway

Jim "Boy" Calloway is a minor antagonist in the 2018 western action-adventure video game Red Dead Redemption II, serving as the main antagonist of the mission "The Noblest of Men, and a Woman". He is a former gunslinger encountered by the player (either Arthur Morgan or John Marston) whom the player is tasked with finding information on.

He is voiced by Frank Ridley.

What Make Him a Hate Sink?

• Despite being an excellent gunslinger, he is a coward who usually runs away from fights than face them.
  • He also did not have the courage to duel Slim Grant over his cousin's death.
• He is quite hostile and has an ill temper that is intensified by his drunkenness.
  • He suggests killing the player and his biographer Theodore Levin twice for interrupting him.
  • In fact, Levin says he would rather be killed by Calloway than be forced to interact with him again.
• When the player captures Grant for him, Calloway demands a duel and, when Grant refuses as Calloway had done the same many years ago, shoots him in the back.
• He challenges the player to a duel to reclaim the honor he lost when killing Grant, only to be killed by the player.
• After his death, he is still unjustly hailed as a hero.
  • Levin depicts him as having fairly won a duel against Grant and gives him the credit for killing three outlaws that were actually killed by the player, although to be fair the player did not want to be written into his book.

External links

• Jim "Boy" Calloway on the Villains Wiki.
• Jim "Boy" Calloway on the Red Dead Wiki.