Moira Calthorpe is a minor character featured in Red Dead Redemption 2.
History[]
Background[]
A resident of Valentine, Moira is a married woman who is having a romantic affair with Sheriff Curtis Malloy.
Events of Red Dead Redemption 2[]
She is seen briefly when Arthur Morgan brings in Benedict Allbright, where she is talking to Malloy. Their conversation is awkwardly cut short when Arthur enters.
At some point, the player can hear an argument between Malloy and Moira on the second floor of the sheriff's office. Moira tells Malloy that she wants to break up their romantic relationship and insults him when he protests. Sounds of someone being strangled can then be heard in the room and Moira is not seen again; it is likely that Sheriff Malloy murdered her.
Mission appearances[]
- Red Dead Redemption 2
Trivia[]
- A letter from Moira can be looted from Curtis Malloy. In this letter, Moira writes that she is increasingly worried about their affair being found out and that she wants to end their relationship, while also belittling him.
- After being locked in her cell, Ellie Anne Swan will threaten to blackmail Malloy with her knowledge of his relationship with Moira.
- Jacob Worth can be overheard commenting on rumors about a connection between Malloy and Calthorpe.
- Moira can still be encountered at the end of "Good, Honest, Snake Oil" even after player listens to the dialogue on the upper floor of the office where she seemingly is strangled by the Sheriff. It is unknown whether it is a bug, or perhaps she actually survived the assault
Quotes[]
“ | You don't love anyone, not me, not your wife, no one! | „ |
—Moria to Curtis Malloy. |
“ | You're a sad little small town, self-important, rat of a man, you know that? | „ |
—Moria to Curtis Malloy. |
“ | A rat...a rat who thinks he's a cat, that's your problem. Go to hell. | „ |
—Moria's last words to Curtis Malloy. |
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