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This article, Silask Gaskell, is property of Damon Redwood. |
| Silask Gaskell | |
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| Nickname(s) | Silas, Sill, Gask, Gassy, pink guy, blond pinko |
| Appears in | Red Dead Garlic bread parts I & IV |
| Rank | Longshoreman |
| Affiliations | Thief's Town dock workers, Eddie Savoy |
| Status | Deceased |
| Birth | October 1857, Texas, US |
| Death | Unknown, 1892 |
| Weapon | Cattleman Revolver |
Silask Gaskell is a minor character featured in Red Dead Garlic bread, part I The American West & part IV Undead Nightmare.
Info[]
Silask was born somewhere in Texas and he works as a longshoreman in Thief's Town while he previously worked in Gold Town.
He is the great great grandfather of Jessica Gaskell.
Interactions[]
American West[]
Silask can be seen showing Eddie Savoy where to put down the automobile at the Gold Town docks at the beginning of the game in the first mission.
Otherwise, he can always be encountered working around the docks in Thief's Town or hanging around the hotel plus brothel. It is possible one of the whores he screwed gave him a child.
Undead Nightmare[]
Gaskell can be found in the middle of the wilderness, shooting off some undeads with Bedanc Spinney. They seem to have created themselves a so-called fort.
Death[]
He was killed in 1892 by a rabid Jack Marston who shot him with a revolver after losing a game of liar's dice, bitterly.
Trivia[]
- Other longshoremen that can be spotted in Thief's Town include Ralph Battery, Clifford Ray and Butt Sullivan. Out of the four, Silask appears the sexiest and they all work for Eddie Savoy and his storehouse.