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  • REDEMPTION

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Basics
Full Name:
Alias: Optional
Nicknames: Optional
Age: 20+
Gender:
Sexuality:
Role: See tab 4 for available roles!

Appearance
Height:
Hair:
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Distinguishing Features:
Scars:
Modifications:
Face Claim: If using one.
Description: If you are not using a face claim, there is a two-paragraph requirement for a physical description of your character! Include whatever you'd like!

Personal Items
Weapon: Optional (if your character would use one. Feel free to list what they are, what they look like, how they got it, etc.)
Horse: Optional (if your character has one. Feel free to write about their breed, personality, appearance, how they got it, etc.)
Notable Items: Optional (if your character has any notable items on their person that set them apart [ie. special necklace, jacket, holster, etc])

Personality
Likes: 4+
Dislikes: 4+
Hobbies: 2+

Vices/Virtues: 3+ each with one sentence explaining how it shows in your character's personality, or you can write out a personality in paragraph form!

Background
History: Give a brief overview of your character's history from childhood to the present!
Family: Optional (you can list your character's family members and their connections to them/the gang if you'd like)
Relationships: Any important relationships that are worth mentioning (not other player characters yet)

Character Questions
How old were they when they joined the Prewitt Gang?
How do they feel about William Marrell's death?
What do they think the group should do? Should they go good or stay outlaws?
How do they feel about the move they just went on?

Additional Information
Feel free to add anything to the sheet that you feel is important for your character! If you have any questions feel free to PM me or tag me in the OOC! Happy character creating~
Available Roles
Gunman: Unlimited — Important lines of defense for the camp, a few are often posted on the perimeter of the camp to keep them safe from those who would stumble upon them. The others are members of the robbery teams and will go off every so often to pull a robbery. They are all skilled with various guns and can be dangerous in a gunfight. That being said, many of the camp's gunmen can be reckless and wild, leading to frequent injuries.

Gunwoman: Unlimited — The camp women decided some time ago that they couldn't rely on the men for the only lines of defense within the group so they decided to learn how to shoot guns as well. Now they are important members of the group and will help with robberies or simply guard the camp. They are a lot smarter and more responsible than many of the men, they tend to fill in for them when they are injured.

Thief: 0/4 — Subtle and quick, they are pickpockets at the top of their games. They usually go into town and steal their property, or they go on robberies that require a more subtle way to get goods. Regardless, they are skilled and important members of the group when it comes to earning money.

Camp Cook: 0/1 — Camp food never tasted any good until they showed up. They have been feeding everyone in the camp and keeping them as healthy as possible. They cook whatever they can with the limited ingredients provided. They work closely with the camp's hunters and administrators in order to get what they need for the food.

Cook's Assistant: 0/1 — Training alongside the cook, they are learning the ins and outs of the kitchen and how to provide for the group. They don't usually make full meals alone but recently they've been allowed to make breakfast a couple of days out of the week.

Hunter: 0/4 — They go out and hunt for the camp, but also will gather things they find such as herbs, fruit, vegetables, etc. They are excellent trackers and have a wide variety of knowledge on bows, traps, skinning, and different flora and fauna in the area. They are the main source of food for the group so they are very important for the survival of them all.

Debt Collector: 0/2 — It's rare that the Prewitt gang lends out money, but sometimes they do when Rasmus runs into old friends or finds an investment he's interested in. When someone fails to pay them back, they are the ones to show up on their porch and figure out why that is. When Rasmus is not present, Mitch is in charge of them.

Enforcer: 0/2 — Some of the more intimidating and stronger members of the group are often brought by Rasmus to meetings with other gangs or when the debt collectors go off to collect. They are the only ones that Rasmus will trust to rough someone up without killing them and getting whatever it is he's looking for. When Rasmus is not present, Mitch is in charge of them.

Camp Doctor: 0/1 — Maybe not a doctor in a professional sense, but they certainly are qualified now. They have taken out bullets and arrows, pried off traps, set broken limbs, and eased the harsh coughing of the children throughout winter. Incredibly important to the group, they are their main source of health support, especially when on the run.

Camp Veterinarian: 0/1 — Just like the doctor, the camp's vet is very important. They tend to the horses when they pull up lame, take care of the camp dog, and make sure any animals the camp owns are healthy and getting what they need. Generally saves them money as they have learned to shoe horses as well and do trimmings so the group doesn't have to go to farriers anymore.

Camp Trader: 0/2 — Recently having started up a business while in Crow's Alley, these two make goods from pelts, bones, and other things from what animals the hunters bring in. When they have a large amount of them, they usually send them to town or some contacts that will buy them for a decent price. They have even been known to dabble in shipping booze for a decent price.

Handmaiden: Unlimited — Usually the older members of the group or new mothers, tend to hang around camp and keep it clean while watching the kids. Quite important, they take care of the young, sick, injured, old, and animals, especially when most of the group is off committing a robbery. Most new members are in this role before they find their place in the group.
 
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  • MITCHELL MCFARLING ━━━━
    ━━━━ LEAD ENFORCER
    vengence is an idiot's game.
    Basics
    full name. mitchell hiram mcfarling
    nicknames. mitch
    age. forty
    birthday. september 24th
    gender. cis. male
    sexuality. heterosexual
    relationship status. divorced (single)
    role. lead enforcer, lead debt collector, and gunman

    Appearance
    height. 5'10"
    hair. light brown
    eyes. blue
    distinguishing features. scar under his eye, bright smile
    modifications. none
    scars. various scars all over from his lifestyle in the gang, but has one large one under his left eye from a knife fight.
    face claim. ian bohen

    Personal Items
    weapons. colt single-action revolver | this was something that he got from rasmus as a birthday present.

    1873 winchester | reliable and one that he may or may not have won from an off-duty lawman at a saloon.

    sharps rifle | one he actually bought and used to teach leonora how to properly use one when she became interested. he enjoys the rifle and will use it when hunting large game sometimes.

    knife | custom to his liking, he uses this for pretty much anything. he likes it and makes sure to take good care of it.

    horses. rook | mustang | stallion | 7 years old | xo
    a lone mustang out in the colorado territory, mitch fell in love with his patterns and temperament. they were only there for a short time. Frankly, they needed money so mitch did end up catching whatever horses he could in order to sell to barns or auctions. Still, this one, he refused. he kept him, despite the kicks and bites he received in the process. their relationship took a long time to form and for trust to truly build, but now he is a solid horse for mitch and the group itself. he usually will alternate between his horses so when he is not in use, he is used for hunting trips or pulling some lighter wagons during moves.

    belladonna | arabian | mare | 14 years old | xo
    living up to her name, she is a horse who has taken the blood of many people in the past and has also taken some lives. used for racing and things of that nature, she was rather mistreated before ending up at auction due to her bad temperament. often having pinned ears and teeth ready to bite, she wasn't a kind horse and certainly not one that someone would want. well, unless it's mitch. he easily won her at the auction and with a lot of hard work, got her to an area where he could work with her. her personality was twisted from years of abuse and he took his time unwinding the years of pain and replacing them with a gentler touch. now quite a pair, she is a trusted horse and is used for teaching the kids to ride during her off time, and running alongside trains with gunfire when he takes her to work.

    notable items. silver pocket watch | a gift from his parents on his eighth birthday, he has kept it close to him for his entire life. it has beautiful patterns on the case of it and while the clock itself runs a bit slow, he uses it frequently and does his best to keep it running.

    hat | a very particular black hat that he swears is good luck. he always picks it up when it's knocked off and he will take it to a shop to fix it up if there's ever a hole or rip in it. the current band of his hat is leather braided with horse tail hair, having come from his horse that sadly passed away some years ago.

    Personality
    likes. drinking, betting, new guns, hunting, horses, dogs, baths, women, star gazing, fishing, swimming, journaling, telling stories
    dislikes. collecting from families, snitches, law enforcement, losing people, injured animals, dumb mistakes, getting sick
    hobbies. fishing/hunting, working with horses, journaling, learning about plants

    vices. someone who indulges in the less than finer things in life, he has developed a taste for good whiskey and cigarettes. he uses it to help wash away the bad memories and the ghosts that seem to hang around him. he has a high tolerance for people, but when he does snap, he can do things he isn't proud of. he tends to speak out of line and often argues with people, which can result in some fights where he leaves for a bit. he has a hard time committing and staying around after conflicts, which can hurt those he cares about. in relationships, he struggles with the same thing as he feels he just isn't cut out for anything serious, not since he got divorced.

    virtues. dedicated to taking care of the group, he does what will benefit them the most, even at the expense of his own happiness. he likes to be useful and will do tasks that bother him, just so that they are done and people don't have to worry about them. he often checks in with people and does shopping trips to get them supplies or simply spend time with them. he is a lover and a fighter, resulting in him standing up for the gang members even if they've done stupid shit that's gotten them into trouble. he is protective of the group as it is the longest-lasting home he's ever had. surprisingly very respectful, he often uses last names instead of first and will do his best to make people feel at ease and comfortable around him.

    Background
    history. his childhood was ordinary, especially when compared to others within the gang. his mother was a grade school teacher and his father was a ranch hand who bounced around whenever he was needed. they made enough money to own a house with some land, but it wasn’t much. micah, his father, eventually needed an extra pair of hands to help him on the ranches so mitchell was pulled out of school relatively young in order to work. he didn’t complain and his mother simply told him to behave and to listen to his father. the work was tiring and difficult, especially for a 12-year-old boy. but he kept his bottom lip stiff and he worked hard.

    when he would get to go home and see his mother and younger sister, he was over the moon. he loved the gentle hands of his mother, the soft scent of apples and cinnamon clinging to her as she welcomed him back. he was quite close to her, which was why when she got sick and lost her sight, it rocked his world. he didn’t know what to do as they had lost income from her teaching job. anna wasn’t old enough to work and his father was only able to be away from home for so long. so mitchell decided to work on other ranches and send his paychecks to his parents.

    he moved to a horse ranch when he was 14 years old and never came home. he worked and lived at the farm, staying in the barn with the animals. he learned a lot and had a special touch when it came to the animals, almost as if he could read their thoughts and feelings. when he was 15 years old, the ranch was a victim of a raid, their horses getting stolen and men getting killed. the prewitt gang were the perpetrators but mitchell didn’t care. he chased after them for days which turned into a couple of weeks before he managed to sneak into their camp with a knife in hand, prepared to steal back the horses.

    rasmus didn’t let that happen. both were young at the time, the gang quite small and not overly well-known in the south. but he saw a spark in mitch that few did. he could do well in the gang. he could make money, he could give his parents plenty of support so they could live out their lives in peace. it was either that or death. he chose to work for the gang. when he first joined, his role was simply to care for their horses, train them, and be a gunman if he needed to watch camp. he had little desire to do much more, he only wanted to make money to send home. but as the years passed and his skills grew alongside his taste for smoke and whiskey, he found himself in a rather powerful position within the gang.

    it was still tough, not seeing his family, but he made do with the money he sent them and the whirlwind marriage he was involved in. he was married to an honest woman named delilah for around three years and he adored every moment of it. she wasn’t cut from the same cloth as him, but foolishly, they both thought they were meant to be. it wasn’t until the gang was raided by the hensley gang. supplies were taken, men were killed, and delilah was almost assaulted. she asked him for a divorce shortly after this and she went home. he later learned she married a rich businessman the following year.

    since the divorce, mitch found himself retreating within himself, relying on drink to put him to sleep at night and ease the pain in his heart. but the pain never stopped, it just grew. his mother passed away, peacefully, but that letter was painful to receive. the gang suffered losses and great arguments as they moved around, trying to find a home they could stay at. but it never seemed to settle for them. with the most recent death, mitch has become rather upset and frustrated by the secrets he harbors for those within the gang and the stress he carries on his shoulders. he doesn’t want to go against rasmus, but he truly fears for everyone’s safety if they continue on this quest for self-destruction.

    family. claire mcfarling | mother | deceased
    his mother was always a kind and caring soul. she often put people's needs above her own and would do whatever she could to bring a smile out. she always liked children and animals, being a teacher for a period of time. as mitch grew older, he truly appreciated the gentle hand that she had with them as it was a big contrast to the outside world. she did get sick and lost her eyesight when he was in his teens, greatly impacting the family. still, she lived a full life until she passed away a few years ago in her sleep.

    micah mcfarling | father | alive
    a bit rough around the edges, he was a man of the wilderness and seemed to always have that unsettled look in his eyes. he didn't have much to say to his children as they aged, but he didn't need to unless he was teaching them something. he would often take the kids hunting or to ranches he was working on to give them experience in various fields. he was gruff but he had a sweet spot for his family, especially for his wife. when she lost her eyesight, he made her life as easy as possible and stayed by her side until her passing. he currently is living in the family home with anna and her family.

    anna mcfarling | younger sister | alive
    a bit of a spitfire, she always had a crazy idea or story bouncing around in her head. a mess of dark curls, she would chase after mitch and their father whenever she could. she didn't like boring 'lady things' and preferred to be more like the boys and run about in the woods. after mitch left the family to join up with the gang, she stayed back and did her best to help their parents with their own business. she got married when she was older and currently has four children that she loves dearly. she stays in touch with mitch pretty regularly.

    relationships. rasmus prewitt | a horse wrestler that mitch encountered back when he was only seventeen years old, the two have maintained a friendship over these 20+ years. they don't always see eye-to-eye on things, but generally, they don't have any major issues. mitch tends to be rasmus' eyes on the ground when he nor jeb can pay attention to what's going on with the gang or around camp. more recently they have been butting heads over the future of the gang as they are bother trying to figure out the best way to keep everyone safe.

    jeb hendrix | the more level-headed of the three, mitch tends to vent to jeb and sort of lets himself rely on him more than others. he is a safe person to talk to and it makes things easier to have someone to talk to that doesn't piss him off beyond reason. he usually goes on fishing or hunting trips with jeb to catch up or to talk about the gang without rasmus trying to butt in on the conversation.

    delilah campbell | his ex-wife and at the moment, the only woman he's ever loved. they were together in their late twenties and stayed married for about three years before the divorce. she had initially said she was okay with the life of the gang, but after living in it for some rough periods of time, she couldn't handle it anymore. she asked mitch for a divorce after their camp had been attacked by another gang and there were some rather awful injuries and camp supplies were lost. they occasionally keep in touch but he finds it difficult to see her, knowing that she's happily married to a rich man and they have a couple of children while his life hasn't changed at all.

    Character Questions
    how old was he when he joined the prewitt gang? | he was fifteen when he got ensnared by the prewitt gang. a rather talented horse wrangler, he worked on various farms breaking horses, training them, catching them, and helping sell them for the farms. he met rasmus when they were stealing a horse from the farm he worked at. he spent a couple days tracking them down and when he finally caught up to them, rasmus was so entertained by his dedication to the horses, he asked him if he wanted a job within their group. for some reason, mitch agreed. he's been part of the gang for 25 years.

    how does he feel about william marrell's death? | this death hit a bit too close to home for mitch. he wasn't really thrilled about having such an inexperienced member of the gang on a train robbery, but he didn't think it was going to result in his death. there was nothing that could be done from him to have prevented it as he was on the opposite side of the train, but he still has a lot of emotions about it. he was one of the ones to inform mrs. marrell and it was hard to see her so upset.

    what does he think the group should do? | honestly, he doesn't know. he has been an outlaw longer than he hasn't, but he knows that their time is running out. there are only so many places within the country that don't have their faces on a bounty board and he is starting to get a bit tired of running. but his loyalty to the gang is unmatched, which has caused inner turmoil within his heart.

    how does he feel about the move they just went on? | it was pretty rough, especially due to the crying of william's wife and the fact that everyone was incredibly somber. serenity gulch is a nice place though, the mountains and rivers are comforting to him and he feels almost like he could make a home somewhere close by. he would never say that out loud though.
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  • beatrice kane






    Basics:

    Full Name. Beatrice Tallulah Kane
    Nicknames. Bea, Bumblebee
    Age. 22
    Birthday. 8/9
    Gender. Female
    Sexuality. Heterosexual
    Role. Gunwoman and Thief

    Looks

    Face Claim. Riley Keough
    Height. 5’7
    Hair Color. Red
    Eye Color. Blue
    Distinguishing Features. Bright smile, long red hair, high cheekbones
    Scars. Various small scars from her lifestyle
    Modifications. Ear piercings







































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    Personal Items
    -Weapon: Winchester 1873 Rifle: Beatrice was given this once she was old enough to train as a gunwoman. Colt Navy Revolver: This was Bea's father's gun.
    -Horse: Athena: Athena was not originally Beatrice's horse, she stole her about three years ago. Athena can be stubborn, but she always gets the job done.
    -Notable Items: It has wear around the edges and a bent corner, but Beatrice's prized possession is a family photo. It is of her and her parents; she was just an infant in the photo. It is the only photo she has of her parents.

    Likes.
    Looking at the stars, legends, music, ghost stories, cool rocks

    Dislikes.
    Lonliness, extreme weather, true silence, itchy clothes, long fingernails

    Hobbies.
    Collecting rocks

    Fears.
    The pitch black, snakes, being alone

    Vices.

    -Cocky: Bea can be overconfident at times, assuming that she is right. Success is assumed, which can lead to trouble if she does not think out every angle.
    -Stubborn: It is very hard to change Beatrice's mind. The only ones who can cut through her obstinacy with ease are Rasmus and her father. She also holds grudges like it is nobody's business.
    -Untrusting: Due to the nature of the gang's lifestyle, Beatrice is not very trusting of outsiders. They need to prove to her that they are trustworthy, which is no easy task.

    Virtues.
    -Loyal: Once you have Bea's trust, she will support you until the end. It would take a lot for her to go against those she respects and trusts.
    -Observant: With keen eyes, Beatrice will take notice of her surroundings. Even if she isn't sure what something means, she will take note of it and mentally file it away for later.
    -Discreet: Bea knows how to be unassuming so that she draws as little attention as possible. She is also quite good at keeping a secret if she needs to.

















    history + misc






    Background.

    Dalton Kane was an early member of the Prewitt Gang. Somewhere along the way, he met Tallulah Carson. The pair fell quickly for each other and she ran off from home to join Dalton, eloping the first opportunity they had. Somehow, she wasn't put off by the crime and the violence. As long as she was with Dalton, she was happy. A year later, Beatrice joined the family, and by association, the gang.

    While the pregnancy was smooth, her birth was difficult. Though, things turned out just fine. Tallulah mooned over her baby girl. Despite the skirmishes with the law and constant movement, the family was happy. They were overjoyed to expand when Tallulah fell pregnant with her second child. Four-year-old Bea was excited to be an older sister. Things, once again, were fine throughout the pregnancy but went very wrong during the birth.

    The baby got stuck and nothing the doctor did was helping. All Bea remembers was being escorted into the room to see her mother. She was pale and sweaty and crying. Beatrice didn't understand, she was supposed to be happy. Her mother kissed her on the head and said, "Mama loves you so much. Be good for your daddy."

    She and the baby died a short time later.

    The memories from that time are still hazy, but that's when her father stopped shielding her from the gang's activities. Of course, he kept the more gruesome details from her— she was a child after all. But, without her mother to look after her, he wanted her prepared for their lifestyle. Her young age made her the perfect candidate for pickpocketing. Nobody would suspect the cute child with the sunny smile. And while she wasn't old enough to keep a gun of her own, Dalton taught her to shoot under his supervision.

    When she was nine, her life changed once again. Her father was killed in a shootout. That left Bea alone with nobody to provide for her, and in Rasmus’s eyes, nobody to earn her keep. There was debate on whether she should remain with the gang or be dropped at the nearest orphanage. Rasmus wasn’t too keen on providing resources to someone that wasn’t contributing to the gang financially. However, she proved her worth when she was able to slip into the wreckage caused during a robbery gone to chaos and retrieve valuables that were trapped inside. For Rasmus, that was enough to let her stay.

    She grew into a strong and independent young woman, who was becoming quite an asset to the group. Her sticky fingers were quick and her demeanor was unassuming. Not to mention, she was a pretty great shot. She even got a rifle for her sixteenth birthday.

    When she was nineteen, she was officially given the extra duty as a gunwoman (though she's been unofficially doing the job for years). The Prewitt Gang is all that she has left in this world. William's death was a devastating blow for everyone. She'd do anything for the gang, but something is starting to nag at her now that they have an opportunity for some normalcy. However, she's too dedicated to go against the majority's wishes. So, until there is a decision, she is going to keep on doing as she is told.

    Family.

    Dalton Kane (deceased)- From the ages of four to nine, Dalton was the only family Beatrice had. They were very close. He'd call her his "Bumblebee" on account of how she would practically buzz with excitement as a little girl. She misses him quite a bit.

    Tallulah Kane (deceased)- Beatrice doesn't remember much about her mother. Her memories mostly consist of bedtime stories and their final goodbyes. However, they share many physical features, including beautiful red hair. Every so often Dalton remarks on how much Bea reminds him of Tallulah, which never fails to bring a smile to her face.

    Character Questions.

    How old were they when they joined the Prewitt Gang?

    "Well, I was born into it, really. My father was an early member and raised me in it."

    How do they feel about William Marrell's death?

    "Oh that just broke my heart. I've known him since he joined us and cannot believe he's gone. I check on his wife occasionally, but I don't think I can do much to help."

    What do they think the group should do? Should they go good or stay outlaws?

    "This life is all I've ever known. I don't know what a 'normal' life would even be like." She takes a long pause. "However, I can't help but think that William's death may be signs that something needs to change."

    How do they feel about the move they just went on?

    "I've moved so many times, I'm used to it. I'm just glad we've escaped the law... for now, at least."



















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  • Full Name:
    Angelina McDermott

    Alias:
    The Fox, Lady A

    Nicknames:
    Angel, Lina

    Age:
    35

    Gender:
    Female

    Sexuality:
    Bi-Sexual

    Relationship Status:
    Single, Widowed

    Role:
    Camp Cook
 
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"Running will only make it worse. Trust me." - Red Roscoe
Roscoe Peyton
Basics
Full Name: Uriah Scranton
Alias: Roscoe Peyton
Nicknames: Red, Red Roscoe, Roe
Age: 34
Gender: Male
Sexuality: Heterosexual
Role: Enforcer, Former Gunman
Appearance
Height: 6'2"
Hair: Brown
Eyes: Green
Distinguishing Features: Stubble, sharp jawline, shrewd eyes
Scars: Scar from between his right index and middle finger to his elbow, poorly healed stab wound on his lower right leg
Modifications: Left ear piercing
Face Claim: Zach McGowan

Personal Items
Weapon:
  • Colt 1851 Navy Revolver: Roscoe’s first and most personal weapon, taken from his father on the night he fled his abusive home. Well-worn but meticulously maintained
  • Throwing Knives: As a skilled knife thrower, Roscoe carries a set of eight balanced throwing knives.
  • Lever-Action Rifle (Winchester Model 1873): Although he rarely fires shots these days, Roscoe keeps a reliable rifle for long-range encounters. Stolen from a bounty hunter in '78.
Horse:
  • "Buddy": While passing through a bustling town, Roscoe spotted the Thoroughbred tied up outside a saloon, its owner boasting about its speed and strength to a group of admirers. Intrigued and unable to resist, Roscoe claimed the horse as his with one bullet.
Notable Items:
  • Worn Out Thin Scarf: A frayed, thin scarf that Roscoe has worn for years. He has been told to throw the thing away forever, but he just can't seem to let go of it.
  • Silver Ring: A simple silver ring engraved with a “P.” Roscoe found it during a robbery at a gunsmith shop; a dead man had no use for rings.
  • Tattered Map: Roscoe keeps an old, worn map marked with all the places the Prewitt gang has travelled and hit over the years.
  • Brown Bandana
Personality
Those who know Roscoe would best describe him as someone who bleeds Prewitt. His unwavering loyalty to the gang, particularly to Rasmus, form the core of his identity. The Prewitt gang gave him the family he never had, and in return, he's molded himself into whatever he thinks the gang needs him to be. The man would allow himself to starve for days if it meant feeding anyone standing behind Rasmus.

Once an impulsive and careless young man, Roscoe’s closest encounter with death tempered him and he adopted a hardened pragmatism. This shift has brought a discipline that didn't come naturally to him. He is now more patient and waits for the most ideal opportunity to act instead of charging head-first. His survival instincts have become more acute, making him more dangerous in his restraint than he ever was in his recklessness.

Roscoe seems aloof on the outside, yet he has strong feelings that he prefers to keep to himself. The only thing more intense than his unwavering devotion to the Prewitt gang is his self-imposed seclusion, usually separating himself from celebrations and social events. He's a paradoxical man, capable of extreme violence but progressively less inclined to use it, intelligent yet frequently drawn into situations that would show otherwise, and putting on a brave face despite a deep-seated fear of disappointing the people closest to him.

Likes:
  • The Life; living as an outlaw, moving constantly, hiding from the law, avoiding bullets, sleeping in a tent
  • The Prewitt Gang, though he'd never admit it
  • Well-maintained firearms
  • Smoking
  • Sleeping Outside
Dislikes:
  • Anyone who questions Rasmus
  • Loud or overly energetic people
  • Law Enforcement
  • Big Cities
  • Unnecessary death
  • Fishing
Hobbies:
  • Knife Throwing
  • Physical Exercise
  • Carving wood
  • Studying maps
  • Observing people from afar
Background
History: Uriah Scranton's murderous streak began early at the age of 12; the young Scranton had killed a boy two years older than him over a girl neither of them truly cared about.

No one could prove it was him, as his father helped Uriah rid himself of the evidence. Though the whipping his father gave him the next day almost made him wish he was at the end of a noose. Even so, whispers followed the boy, the townspeople knew of their rivalry, of Uriah's threats; parents warned their children away, even from his brothers. This isolation only fueled his natural-born anger and birthed his desire to leave his small town. He fell in with a group of older teens, petty criminals who saw Uriah's potential for thievery as an asset. They introduced him to stronger spirits than the watered-down whiskey his father drank and Uriah found that befriending these teens dulled the ache of loneliness while amplifying his worst impulses.

On his 13th birthday, after a particularly brutal beating from his father who had returned home to find Uriah drunk and belligerent, the boy made a decision. He waited until the house was asleep and slipped out into the night with nothing but a pack of bread, water, and his father's prize revolver. Uriah Scranton disappeared, and Roscoe Peyton was born.

The next four years were a blur of violence and crime. Roscoe, as he now called himself, used his father's revolver to rob and kill his way across the country. He fell in with a few groups of outlaws, making sure to rob each one that failed to impress him. His reputation grew, and by sixteen, posters bearing his likeness, new name, and a cash amount began appearing in small towns. It was during a stagecoach robbery gone wrong with his fourth group that Roscoe met Rasmus Prewitt. Roscoe's partners had been killed by a second coach of guards, and he found himself pinned down in a narrow valley with his ammunition running low. It was then that Rasmus Prewitt, accompanied by some members of his gang arrived just in time to kill the rest of Roscoe's pursuers. Recognizing him by a wanted poster, Rasmus proposed Roscoe join his gang as payment for saving his life.

Under Rasmus's guidance, Roscoe's ruthlessness flourished. He became one of the gang's most eager shooters, often having to be reeled back by Rasmus himself. The nickname "Red" stuck to him like the dried blood of his victims. For years, Roscoe revelled in the lifestyle of being in a proper gang, so much so that he never once considered abandoning them like the previous groups he was in. Much of what he had done, all the ruthless acts and reckless choices, had been done in an attempt to prove his worth to the gang, and even more specifically, Rasmus.

However, his reckless ways came to a sudden halt in the summer of '76. While he was supposed to be scouting for robbery leads, Roscoe ended up getting into a shootout with members of another gang. Though he was able to fend them off, he was captured by lawmen before making it back to camp. After matching him to his wanted poster, he was quickly tried and sentenced to hang, his reputation ensuring a swift judgment.

On the day of his execution, Roscoe stood on the gallows, facing what he thought were his final moments. As the noose was placed around his neck, a commotion broke out in the crowd. A widow, clutching a young child to her chest, pushed and screamed her way to the front. Her eyes, filled with a mixture of grief and rage, locked onto Roscoe's. At that moment, he stared death in the face and saw the consequences of his violent life reflected in that widow's eyes. Just as the executioner reached for the lever, gunshots rang out. The Prewitt gang had come to his rescue once again, fighting their way through lawmen on their way out. In the chaos of the gunfire, Roscoe found himself unable to shake off the chill of being so close to death.

In the months that followed, as Roscoe nursed his wounds, he reflected on the first time he had truly feared for his life- and it was all because of a shootout he initiated. The chaotic energy that had driven him for so long began to fade, replaced by a more stoic demeanour. He started to question the toll of his actions-not out of remorse for his victims, but from a creeping weariness of the life he had chosen.

Over the course of a year, Roscoe's duties transitioned from being a gunman to being an enforcer, often seen with Rasmus outside of camp. He hasn't killed a soul since the day of the train robbery, instead relying on a cold exterior and size to deal with people, rather than bullets. By 1880, Roscoe’s ferocity lingered, but the man himself was different—quieter, calmer, and less willing to engage in unnecessary violence.

Family:
Thomas Scranton - Father [Deceased]
Marianne Scranton - Mother, employed as a maid in New York

Amos Scranton - Brother, employed as a lawman
Garrett Scranton - Brother, employed as a bounty hunter
Drew Scranton - Brother [Deceased]

Relationships: N/A
Character Questions
How old were they when they joined the Prewitt Gang? 17

How do they feel about William Marrell's death? "That kid was too soft for this life. Too naive. If it wasn't for Rasmus, he'd be dead a long time ago... but he was one of ours... and that's the thing about this life, it don't care if you're ready or not."

What do they think the group should do? Should they go good or stay outlaws? "My father once told me the only ways out for an outlaw are the noose or the bullet. Anything else is a fairytale... I made my choice a long time ago. Ain't no goin' back now."

How do they feel about the move they just went on? "It was necessary but... times like these, a man starts to wonder how many more moves he's got left in him before his luck runs out. Permanently."
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  • Full Name:
    Everett Woods

    Alias:
    (No idea, suggestions?

    Nicknames:
    Doc, Gramps or Dad (often sarcastic)

    Age:
    54

    Gender:
    Male

    Sexuality:
    Heterosexual

    Relationship Status:
    Single, Divorced

    Role:
    Camp Doctor, Gunman
 
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"It's them bastards who demand you get up after they beat you down who need the biggest lesson."​

Alias: “The she-wolf”

Nicknames: None, but accepts most

Age: 35

Gender: Female

Sexuality: bisexual

Relationship status: Single, widow

Role: Gunwoman, hunter
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Appearance

Height: 5’8

Hair: Dirty blonde

Eyes: Blue.

Distinguishing Features: Large and dark eyebrows despite being a blonde. Piercing eyes. A notch in her right ear.

Scars: A knife scar down her right cheek, multiple whip scars on her back and

Modifications: Piercing in her good ear

Face Claim: Patricia Arquette

Personal Items

Weapon:
  • A well maintained hunting knife.
  • Smith & Wesson Model 3 revolver- Stolen off of a farmer she once held up.
  • 1860 Henry Repeating Rifle- Her father's rifle
  • Winchester Model 1890- Primarily used for hunting small game.
Mule: Dan, a large 20 year old bay mule Bo uses to carry extra game back to the gang. Despite his age, he is sure footed and Bo loves him dearly and ensures he is not overworked. He was Bo's previous mount before getting Pepper, but she could not bear to sell him. And unlike what is thought of mules, Dan is good natured and stoic, always doing his job as best he can.

Horse: Pepper, a 7 year old siler dapple pinto Missouri foxtrotter mare. Bo obtained Pepper, after a heavy night of drinking in the local saloon where she found the young mare being abusively manhandled by wranglers. Seeing the mare put up such an impressive fight (and seeing a bit of herself in the animal), Bo saved Pepper from being shot by taking the horse by force.

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Notable Items:
  • A woven bracelet made for her by Joanna, she never takes it off.
  • Her large, black duster coat that looks a little too high-quality to be worn by an outlaw- owned by Dominic.
  • Her wedding ring, worn around her neck from a chain
  • A black bandanna hung around her neck
  • A large belt buckle on her holster with a wolf engraved on it.

Personality:
Bo is a relatively laconic woman who sometimes has very little to say, and is often seen doing something away from the gang such as hunting or chasing down a bounty. It is not uncommon for the woman to disappear for days at a time, roaming the wilds in search of fresh game or sometimes just wanting to have a little time to herself. However despite her solitary nature, Bo is warm and open to those she is close to and is endlessly loyal to people she holds dear and despite her seemingly cold stance, you can rely on her to be there when she is needed. Despite the warmth she shows to her "family" the woman is distrustful towards strangers and often holds them to a high standard, and she is not quick to let go of a grudge, even among the gang's ranks. She is unwilling to allow even the implication of harm to come to the gang, sometimes leading her to act first and think secondly, something she is thankfully growing out of from what she was before coming to the gang. Despite this, Bo is sometimes prone to outbursts of anger but they are swiftly regretted to a fault. She takes her role as hunter very seriously, and despite this profession, cares deeply for animals and will become angry at a needlessly cruel death.

Likes:
  • The outdoors
  • Her “family”
  • Reading/writing by the campfire or candle light.
  • Playing her guitar.
  • A good whiskey
  • Long hunting trips
  • Children
  • Venison
  • Living against the grain
  • Thunderstorms

Dislikes:
  • Small spaces (claustrophobic)
  • Fire (mildly pyrophobic but can cope with campfires and torches)
  • Men she does not know (men within the gang are exempt unless given reason)
  • Disorder
  • People being brutalised unnecessarily
  • A lack of freedom
  • The law
  • Harming families
  • Harm to animals
Hobbies:
  • Writing
  • Reading
  • Guitar playing
  • Hunting

Vices:
Bo enjoys her drink, and is sometimes prone to going overboard during a gathering or after a botched job. She keeps it under wraps as much as she can and is aware of this vice. It was kept at bay moreso during her stint as a family-woman but resurfaced with a vengeance following several traumantic events. Regardless, Bo does what she can to keep tabs on her intake, however she does bristle when challenged about it, wanting to manage it herself as to not become a burden to the gang. Bo is also sometimes triggered by small spaces, or fire due to her previous expriences which can lead to her becoming irrational and needs to be pulled back in.

Virtues:
If there’s one thing you cannot accuse Bo of being, its selfish. Having been through the pains she has been and heard the stories from others, the woman is empathetic to a fault and despite her somewhat prickly exterior, she had a particular soft spot for the youngsters in the gang and does what she can to prepare them for the future. Bo is hardworking and often refuses to simply lay down and rest, even when sick or injured. She ensures that she pulls her full weight and will chastise those who do not. And despite everything, she tries to keep a good moral code, no matter how hard it gets.

Background
History:

Bo MacGregor was only five when her family emigrated from Scotland to the United States. Her family arrived with very little but did everything they could to make their dream come to life. Her father, Gordon worked on a ranch while her mother, Jean became the local school’s teaching assistant before becoming a teacher fully. Bo’s childhood was simple enough, despite the massive culture shock and still has not lost much of her Scottish burr when she speaks.

As she grew older, she began to work alongside her father on the Landon Ranch, where she learned the value of a good day’s labour. During this time, Bo wrote short stories and illustrated the landscape and animals around the ranch. This attracted the attention of both Joseph Landon, the ranch’s owner and his son Dominic “Dom” Landon. After some time, Bo and Dom began courting, and Joseph, impressed with Bo’s education and creativity brought her on board as one of the ranch’s accountants, elevating her status and ensuring comfort for her parents.

By the age of 19, Bo and Dom were married and blessed with a little girl, Joana who inherited her mother’s eyes and smarts, and her father’s dark hair and grand sense of humor. The girl grew up on the ranch, and began to learn at the school where her grandmother taught. For years, everything was peaceful.

One night, when Joanah was six, the ranch was the victim of a vile siege. The barn was blown apart, the animals were slain, and the staff and family were either slaughtered or forced to flee. One of the slain was Dominic, who fought valiantly to protect his wife and child but was overwhelmed and butchered. Bo herself fought viciously, fuled by maternal rage and dispair over the loss of her beloved. Until she was finally subdued by the thugs, she had killed many of them. But in the madness of the siege, Joana was snatched from her bed and all Bo could do was watch as the child was taken away… she has never seen Joana since.

Things became worse for Bo, as the thugs, not satisfied with simply killing her, took her far from her home and shut her in an outhouse in the woods for weeks, only letting her out to be tortured or worse. They wanted the combination for the ranch’s money- something Bo never released. Eventually, after weeks of torment, something snapped within the woman. And during one of these “sessions”, she attacked her assailant in an attack the newspaper akined to “a savage wolf attack” and was able to flee to the nearest town.

Having been surrounded by reasonale authority figues, Bo was hopeful the local law would take down the thugs who had stolen her home and family. To her dismay, the crooked sheriff rebuked her story as “hysteria” and insinuated that Bo needed to be institutionalized. Bo was broken by this revelation, only for it to become fury when she learned from others that particular sheriff was the grandfather of the Darkwood Ranch, a neighbouring ranch that the Landon Ranch had been rivals with due to the former’s failure to thrive which was unfairly blamed on the latter. Enraged, Bo murdered the sherrif two days later, shooting him in the forehead as he drank his morning coffee. It was here that Bo MacGregor reluctantly embraced the life of an outlaw, named by the public as “the She-Wolf” due to the savagery of both killings of the men.

For five years, Bo aimlessly wandered the west, keeping herself fed by robbing travellers and channeling her anger by hunting game and selling their pelts for petty cash, only to drink it away on trains, in saloons or just a bottle stolen from a drunk on the street. The woman was a bitter, angry husk of her former self almost never writing anymore. Never illustrating. Never speaking unless it was to hiss a threat of castration or a slit throat to get what she wanted. The woman practically gave up. Without her Dom, or her Joanna it almost felt as though life was not worth it. All that kept Bo going was the ever slim hope that Joanna may still be out there.

It was one summer at twilight that Bo’s luck finally seemed to turn. She had been tailing a bison boar for days, and had finally come to claim what she thought hers. But as she crouched in the bushes, she spotted two men, unknown to her stalking the same bison. With their youth and clear inexperience, Bo knew the bison would suffer a needless death and their work would be for naught. So, not caring how they may respond, she took her shot. The bison roared as it went down, fresh blood bubbling from its lung shot and died before it hit the ground. Bo charged the bison and stood up on its carcass, gun drawn and demanding the men flee and find their own game, partially hoping for them to become enraged and shoot her dead and out an end to her misery.

But much to the woman’s shock, the men… laughed good heartedly. They had not expected her to appear so joked that they at first thought she might have been a black bear with the speed she charged from the trees, and yet, they would prefer the bear. Despite herself, Bo was able to find the funny side, despite still aiming the gun’s muzzle right at them. The men struck Bo a bargain. If she were to share her kill with them, they would pay her for the meat. Over the hours, Bo’s guard began to wane as they butchered the carcass. By the sunrise, they gathered the meat, pelt and trinkets and, despite her reservations, she accepted the men’s offer to accompany them back to their camp. She felt it was worth it for a warm meal next to a campfire.

That night was seven years ago, and since then Bo has fully intergrated into the gang, finding that sense of stability and comradery that had been sorely missed. Her bitterness and hostility faded, replaced with a deep sense of loyalty. However, scars still run deep. She will never completely trust strange men again, and no matter what you say she will never believe in the law. Bo still prays that somehow, her daughter is still out there somewhere and whenever the gang move, she privately hopes that maybe this time, they may find each other.

Family:
  • Gordon MacGregor- Father (Deceased prior to the siege)
  • Jean MacGregor- Mother (missing, presumed dead)
  • Joseph Landon- Father-in-law (Deceased, killed during the siege)
  • Mary Landon- Mother-in-law (Deceased, never met)
  • Dominic "Dom" Landon- Husband (Deceased-,killed during the siege)
  • Joanna- Daughter (Abducted, location and status unknown, hoped to be alive)

Relationships: TBA

Character Questions
How old were they when they joined the Prewitt Gang?
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How do they feel about William Marrell's death?
Bo was disturbed and saddened by William’s death, at how such a young life was snuffed out so suddenly. She feels she could have talked him out of going on that robbery, but knows deep down she could not have done much. She has held a grudge against Rasmus for allowing it but keeps that thought private.

What do they think the group should do? Should they go good or stay outlaws?
Bo is deeply conflicted over this. On the one hand she wants to maintain the course, knowing the law is never to be trusted at any time by anyone. On the other hand, she is unsure how much longer they can keep going.

How do they feel about the move they just went on?
Bo feels it was the right move... besides, moving to a new place might lead to Joanna. But she is not getting her hopes up.
 

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