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General Quincy T. Harris is a minor character in Red Dead Redemption II. He was a General in the Confederate States Army who became a war hero during the battles of Scarlet Meadow and Fort Brennand, and was a statue was commemorated in his honor. However, despite being commemorated as a hero, he was scorned and hated by many former Confederate soldiers and citizens who knew Quincy's actions.
Biography[]
Background
Quincy was born in America 18. June 1826, and was one of the prominent Confederate States generals during the American Civil War.
In May 1863 he attacked with his troops in Fort Brennand. In 1864, Quincy was present at Bolger Glade when a massive battle occured between Union and Confederate forces occured. This battle eventually became known as the Battle of Scarlett Meadows. Despite sustaining heavy casualties, the Confederates barely able to repel the Union forces. Due to his leadership at Bolger Glade, he was cemented as a local war hero by the State of Lemoyne. However, from the ghostly battles heard from the remains of Bolger Glade, it is revealed that Quincy had his men kept at the frontlines while refusing reinforcements, and left them to their own fate and fled the battle when the battle was against their favour.
He passed away on April 9th, 1888.
Events of Red Dead Redemption 2
Despite being rarely mentioned and not appeared in Red Dead Redemption 2, clues to his achievements and fame can be found in parts of Lemoyne and New Hanover. The placement of evidence surrounding him seems to serve as to the ambiguity of the war, leadership and his nature. While he was generally celebrated for his great virtue, on the other hand he is also scorned by former Confederates for the terrible atrocity and cowardice. This can be evidenced by the fact his statue was vandalized with the word 'Coward' smeared on it.
