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|gender = Male |
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|weapon = [[Henry Repeater]] |
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| + | |game = ''[[Red Dead Redemption]]''}} |
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| − | Elvin works as a [[Stagecoach|stagecoach]] driver throughout [[New Austin]]. |
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| − | ==Interactions== |
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| ⚫ | Elvin can be encountered in various settlements in New Austin, where he is a stagecoach driver. He can also sometimes be seen playing |
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| + | Nothing is known of Elvin's background. His clothing however suggests that he may have once been a sailor or enlisted in the navy. |
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| + | === Events of ''Red Dead Redemption'' === |
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| ⚫ | Elvin can be encountered in various settlements in [[New Austin]], where he is a [[Stagecoaches|stagecoach]] driver. He can also sometimes be seen playing [[Liar's Dice]]. He can be encountered all over [[Thieves' Landing]] doing a variety of odd jobs. Occasionally, he can be found playing Liar's Dice in [[Escalera]] and in [[Casa Madrugada]], but never in Thieves' Landing which is a bit odd. |
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==Quotes== |
==Quotes== |
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| + | {{Quote|That poor old Francis Moon, at least it'll teach people not to insult [[Walton Lowe]] if he jokes about ya'!|Elvin Coggins commenting on how [[Herbert Moon]]'s brother died}} |
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| + | {{Quote|Typical! You bastard! You son of a bitch!|Elvin Coggins when shot}} |
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| + | {{Quote|Mister, are you talking to me? Well, look into the mirror.|Elvin Coggins when insulted}} |
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| + | {{Quote|Mister, if you're talking to me, take a good look into the mirror.|Elvin Coggins when insulted}} |
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| + | ==Trivia== |
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| + | *Elvin shares the same character head with [[Clyde Evans]], [[Milford Weaver]], [[Louis Granger]], [[Herman Ruff]], [[Clifford Ray]], and [[Dewey Alcock]]. |
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Revision as of 21:26, 5 June 2020
“When you're skilled like me, you don't need to lie.”
–Elvin Coggins playing Liar's Dice
Elvin Coggins is a minor character featured in Red Dead Redemption.
History
Background
Nothing is known of Elvin's background. His clothing however suggests that he may have once been a sailor or enlisted in the navy.
Events of Red Dead Redemption
Elvin can be encountered in various settlements in New Austin, where he is a stagecoach driver. He can also sometimes be seen playing Liar's Dice. He can be encountered all over Thieves' Landing doing a variety of odd jobs. Occasionally, he can be found playing Liar's Dice in Escalera and in Casa Madrugada, but never in Thieves' Landing which is a bit odd.
Quotes
| “ | That poor old Francis Moon, at least it'll teach people not to insult Walton Lowe if he jokes about ya'! | „ |
| —Elvin Coggins commenting on how Herbert Moon's brother died |
| “ | Typical! You bastard! You son of a bitch! | „ |
| —Elvin Coggins when shot |
| “ | Mister, are you talking to me? Well, look into the mirror. | „ |
| —Elvin Coggins when insulted |
| “ | Mister, if you're talking to me, take a good look into the mirror. | „ |
| —Elvin Coggins when insulted |
Trivia
- He has a holster for his handgun, but doesn't have a gun in it. Instead, when provoked, he will arm himself with a Henry Repeater.
- He seems to wear some sort of sailor's hat.
- Elvin shares the same character head with Clyde Evans, Milford Weaver, Louis Granger, Herman Ruff, Clifford Ray, and Dewey Alcock.
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