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-> Barclay Brown claims to be a timber farmer and lawman from Minnesota. However, this is not the full truth. He was in fact a timber farmer from Minnesota named John Armstrong. He migrated to Dodge City because he wanted to try out "the city life". He eventually worked as a bartender for a saloon, and fell into the life of an outlaw after he wanted to make more income. He worked with the saloon owner - Rusty Cohen and went off committing crime sprees. They eventually formed an unnamed gang, and Armstrong became known as "The Dodge City Degenerate" after he killed two lawmen in a shootout at the center of Dodge City. After he killed the two lawmen, Rusty was locked up and he met a young woman named Eleanor. Eleanor explains that she just divorced her husband after she found out that he was a criminal. Little does Armstrong know that her ex-husband was Rusty Cohen. The two eventually fall in love, Armstrong comes up with the fake name Barclay Brown and the two move to Blackwater to start a new life. He becomes a sherrif after a few months of living there, and marries Eleanor. However, he gets tied back into the outlaw life by the local Railroad Baron, Rupert Steinbech. He makes sure that Rupert's crimes go under the deputies and marshal's radar, and gets a decent deal of money while doing this. This goes on for several years, as he helps run Rupert's empire. However Rupert later finds out that Barclay married his brother (Rusty Cohen)'s wife. Rupert has created a strong bond and after several tries couldn't bring himself to kill Barclay. So, he demises a plan to get him fired instead. He tells Barclay to murder the current mayor of Blackwater - Rutherford Hudson after Wyatt Earp and his brother (a lawman) wonder into town. Barclay refuses, however he bluffs to kill Eleanor - which causes Barlclay to panic and kill the mayor. This sparks the rest of the events that occur in the series, as Wyatt and Virgil Earp (along with the help with Dept. Jackson) attempt to bring down Brown.

Barclay Brown is the [[BigBad main antagonist of the first season]], the [[CorruptHick corrupt]] [[TheSheriff sheriff of Blackwater]]. He is an associate of [[RailroadBaron Oakes Ames]], who he seems to quite loyal to. He falls under the NeutralEvil alignment.

Barclay Brown is the [[BigBad main antagonist of the first season]], the [[CorruptHick corrupt]] [[TheSheriff sheriff of Blackwater]]. He is an associate of [[RailroadBaron Rupert Steinbech]], who he seems to quite loyal to. He falls under the NeutralEvil alignment.

->"My brother here is a good man, he may not be able to shoot a man no matter how black their heart is. But me? I go by the law, and I'll do whatever I have to do to enforce it. That is just how it works out here in Blackwater - Brown. It's kill or be killed.. but I'm sure you know that already."

Virgil Earp is a main character featuring in [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/DarthWiki/Blackwater Blackwater]], he is the brother of Wyatt Earp and also has gone through countless professions in his life. He falls under the LawfulNeutral alignment.

'''Portrayed by''': Sean McGinnes

"My brother here is a good man, he may not be able to shoot a man no matter how black their heart is. But me? I go by the law, and I'll do whatever I have to do to enforce it. That is just how it works out here in Blackwater - Brown. It's kill or be killed.. but I'm sure you know that already."

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[[caption-width-right:350:''"It takes a good man to know the difference between right and wrong. The difference between life and death, and the difference between a outlaw and a hero."'']]

Johansen Jackson ''(formerly known as Many Horses)'' is a main character featuring in [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/DarthWiki/Blackwater Blackwater]]. He is the [[KidSidekick sidekick]] of Wyatt, along with Virgil. He is an indian from a family of [[TheSavageIndian savage indians]] who [[TheRunaway runs away]] from his tribe in hopes of finding a new life in [[MacguffinLocation Blackwater]]. He eventually is appointed as a deputy after [[PlotTriggeringDeath Merryweather's death]].

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-> Many Horses was a member of the Sioux tribe, and the son of Sitting Bull. He lived with the tribe for the first twenty years of his life, and eventually the tribe find a white man who claims to be from a nearby town called Blackwater. Sitting Bull (the chief of the tribe) does not trust the man, so ties him up in a tipi near Many Horse's. Many Horses begins to start a friendship with the man, who claims to be a lawman from Blackwater

[[caption-width-right:350:''"If we must die, we die defending our'' '''''rights''''']]

Johansen Jackson ''(formerly known as Many Horses)'' is a main character featuring in [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/DarthWiki/Blackwater Blackwater]]. He is the [[KidSidekick sidekick]] of Wyatt, along with Virgil. He is an indian from a family of [[TheSavageIndian savage indians]] who [[TheRunaway runs away]] from his tribe in hopes of finding a new life in [[Macguffin Location Blackwater]]. He eventually is appointed as a deputy after [[PlotTriggeringDeath Merryweather's death]].

Johansen Jackson ''(formerly known as Many Horses)'' is a main character featuring in [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/DarthWiki/Blackwater Blackwater]]. He is the [[KidSidekick sidekick]] of Wyatt, along with Virgil. He is an Indian from a family of SavageIndians who [[TheRunaway runs away]] from his tribe in hopes of finding a new life in [[Macguffin Location Blackwater]].

->''Barclay may be a bad man, but he does not deserve to die! Believe me, this is why I fled from my people, death can tear a family apart. If you kill him.. your faces will be marked up on wanted posters for miles!

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[[caption-width-right:350:''"If we must die, we die defending our'' '''rights]]

[[caption-width-right:350:''"If we must die, we die defending our'' ''''rights.'''''"]]

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-> Barclay Brown claims to be a timber farmer and lawman from Minnesota. However, this is not the full truth. He was in fact a timber farmer from Minnesota named Joh Armstrong. He migrated to Dodge City because he wanted to try out "the city life". He eventually worked as a bartender for a saloon, and fell into the life of an outlaw after he wanted to make more income. He worked with the saloon owner - Rusty Cohen and went off committing crime sprees. They eventually formed an unnamed gang, and Armstrong became known as "The Dodge City Degenerate" after he killed two lawmen in a shootout at the center of Dodge City. After he killed the two lawmen, Rusty was locked up and he met a young woman named Eleanor. Eleanor explains that she just divorced her husband after she found out that he was a criminal. Little does Armstrong know that her ex-husband was Rusty Cohen. The two eventually fall in love, Armstrong comes up with the fake name Barclay Brown and the two move to Blackwater to start a new life. He becomes a sherrif after a few months of living there, and marries Eleanor. However, he gets tied back into the outlaw life by the local Railroad Baron, Rupert Steinbech. He makes sure that Rupert's crimes go under the deputies and marshal's radar, and gets a decent deal of money while doing this. This goes on for several years, as he helps run Rupert's empire. However Rupert later finds out that Barclay married his brother (Rusty Cohen)'s wife. Rupert has created a strong bond and after several tries couldn't bring himself to kill Barclay. So, he demises a plan to get him fired instead. He tells Barclay to murder the current mayor of Blackwater - Rutherford Hudson after Wyatt Earp and his brother (a lawman) wonder into town. Barclay refuses, however he bluffs to kill Eleanor - which causes Barlclay to panic and kill the mayor. This sparks the rest of the events that occur in the series, as Wyatt and Virgil Earp (along with the help with Dept. Jackson) attempt to bring down Brown.