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| Charlie Hinkle | |
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| Biographical information | |
| Real name | Charles "Charlie" John Hinkle II |
| Also known as | Charl, Charles, Hinkle, bandit |
| Nationality |  African-American
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| Age | 37 |
| Status | Deceased |
| Physical description | |
| Eye colour | Brown |
| Hair colour | Black |
| Ethnicity | African-Black |
| Height | 5'6 |
| Weight | 63 kg |
| Blood type | A+ |
| Gender | Male |
| Career, affiliations and family information | |
| Affiliation(s) | Roe's Criminals (former), Hestor's Gang |
| Enemies | The Law, racists, John Marston |
| Occupation(s) | Criminal, treasure hunter, bank robber |
| Video Games, Movies and Cartoons information | |
| Main appearance(s) (Video Games) | Red Dead Redemption (Part I American West and part III The New Life) |
| Voiced by (English) | ? |
- "You'll be sorry if you turn me in, mister!"
- — Hinkle when captured
Charlie Hinkle is a minor villain and a bounty target featured in Red Dead Garlic bread part I American West and part III The New Life.
Info[]
Charlie is wanted for bank robbery and can be captured or killed depending on the player's choice.
Interactions[]
Charlie can be encountered during the Thompson Town gang hideout, though he will attack the player. He can also be seen camping with another criminal in Tall Trees during daytime in the New Life.
Charlie usually has a leading role during the Thompson Town's hideout which is occupied by Roe's Criminals during the tenure the player plays as John Marston. From 1890 onwards, Winkler's Gang controls the town and Hinkle is nowhere to be seen or heard.
Quotes[]
- "You are makin' a big mistake mister!"
- — Hinkle when tied up
- "This ain't funny, mister!"
- — Charlie when tied up
- "Please, don't let me die like this!"
- — Charlie when injured
- "You bastard! Craphole!"
- — Hinkle when tied up
- "Kiss my s, scum!"
- — Charlie when in shootout
- "Watch where ya walkin', boy."
- — Hinkle when bumped into
Multiplayer Quotes[]
- "Ya'll ready to blaze away or what?"
- "Who wants one last trip to the lone trail?"
- "This right here - gon' be a cakewalk."
- "It's all fun and games 'till someone gets shot!"
- "When I start shootin' ya'll all gon' clear out!"
- "Who wants a ticket straight to them Hell's Gates?"
- "I'll bet it's the bullet that's gon' get the last laugh, hahahaha."
- "We got us a corpse-in-cartridge occasion lol."
- "'Round here? Ha, them guns get the last word."
- "I'm givin' somebody the blues today."
- "We fixin' to make this town real smokin'."
- "I bet I'll drill a clean hole in somebody today."
- "My friends and I wish to see you dead."
Trivia[]
- Like Walton Lowe, he seems to be very mannerable, as he calls Marston "mister" after being hogtied and during gunfights. However, Walton goes one step further and even calls him sir.
- In his wanted poster, Charlie wears a cross necklace, but he doesn't in-game at all. He claims he stopped wearing one and stopped being a christian after doing some research on racism and that the church used to be the main oppressor of the black man. He threw the necklace down the toilet at Thompson Town's mansione which then swam to the Aurora Lake, where Charlie was camping and saw the same cross again and pulled it out of the lake and burned it with a Molotov over and over again until he ran out of the fire Molotovs and threw it down the hatch of another of Hestor Frith's thugs, making the negro choke on it and Charlie put his hands over his as so he wouldn't shat it out.
- This happened in October and King Baal saw the event and approached Charlie, admiring his hatred for the jew/christian "god" and said he'll be welcomed once he arrives in Hell. Charlie was very happy and shared a hug with Baal.
- Despite being Roe's and Frith's thug, he wears the signature red kerchief of the British's Gang, like Esther Durton.
- His clothing is similar to Shaky and Kent Gallaway.
Hinkle drinking.