The ruthless leader of the cavalry-turned-outlaw gang. After surviving an assassination attempt by his own man, he manipulates events to regain command, eliminates rivals and betrayers, and relentlessly hunts his former comrades. He is ultimately killed in a final standoff by Eustis.
Graff kills the banker to preserve the gang's escape and his deception.
Graff throws McClintock and the stolen money off a cliff after McClintock attempts to leave the money for the lawmen.
Their confrontation represents the central conflict between the outlaw leader and the lawman.
Marshal Sharp leads the pursuit, captures Graff, and is later killed by Graff during the ambush chaos.
Graff recruits Lovecraft into a covert assassination plot.
Graff secretly gives Lovecraft extra ammunition and promises to spare him if he kills Eustis.
Potts becomes another gang member eliminated by Graff before the finale.
Graff shoots Potts through the gut while Potts and Eustis are approaching the Rio Grande.
Graff manipulates and ultimately abandons Wills as a threat to his control.
Graff frames Wills's attempted surrender of the stolen money, later shoots Wills's horse, and leaves him exposed to the pursuing posse.
Graff claims ownership over Philo's loyalty even while killing him.
After regaining authority, Graff sets an ambush and shoots Philo, then insists that Philo was one of his men and must receive respect.
Graff treats Loomis as an expendable burden and later deliberately torments him.
Graff first decides to kill the wounded Loomis, later shoots him from a hilltop, and tortures him until Eustis ends his suffering.
Their struggle over command drives the gang's collapse.
Graff commands the cavalry unit turned outlaw, but after Eustis shoots Graff and assumes command, the two become rival leaders.
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