| “ | I'm gonna kill you and use you to wipe my be-hind! | „ |
| —William Treadwell |
William Treadwell is a minor character featured in Red Dead Revolver.
He is one of the beginning characters in the Showdown Mode and does not need to be unlocked. His special ability grants him explosive bottles or Fire Bottles.
History[]
Background[]
William Treadwell grew up in an orphanage, watched over by Father Callahan. Callahan could not cope with William's behavior and alcoholism and sent him to live with Father Treadwell. Callahan noted that William had taken to drinking large quantities of whiskey and that he became violent when doing so.
According to Sheriff Bartlett, Whiskey never reached Father Treadwell and instead joined up with Ugly Chris when he jumped off the train at the Widow's Patch station.
Despite potentially never having even met Father Treadwell, William's character in Showdown Mode is labeled as "'Whiskey' Treadwell". Whiskey's actual surname however, is unknown.
Events of Red Dead Revolver[]
During the mission "Ugly Streetfight", a shootout breaks out in Widow's Patch between Red and the Ugly gang after Udo Kang shoots down Red's dog. After some of the Ugly Gang are dispatched, Whiskey exits the saloon, drunk and challenges Red Harlow to a duel, resulting in his death. He is the player's introduction to dueling and if the player fails at killing him in the duel, he will need to be fought in standard combat.
Quotes[]
| “ | Dance, boy, dance! | „ |
| —William Treadwell, while fighting Red |
| “ | Say howdy to the worms. | „ |
| —William Treadwell, winning in Showdown |
| “ | Urgh, you... bastard. | „ |
| —William Treadwell, when killed |
| “ | Oghh, you son of a b... ugh. | „ |
| —William Treadwell, when being killed |
Mission appearances[]
- Red Dead Revolver
Sheriff Bartlett's Journal[]
William Treadwell is listed in Sheriff Bartlett's Journal on pages 82 - 83 under the Ugly Chris' Gang section. His page is available from the start of the game and does not need to be unlocked.
Trivia[]
- His preferred brand of whiskey is "Old Devil Shootin' Whiskey." Coincidentally, this is the same type of whiskey that Hanz Kenyon serves, according to Bartlett's journal.
- In Sheriff Bartlett's Journal, he is depicted wielding Twin Revolvers.
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