Doug is the grocery boy who arrives at the house with a delivery while Howard is threatening Helen. Howard insists that Helen let Doug inside and quickly get rid of him, increasing the danger Helen faces.
An eager young worker whom Mitchell hires for The Globe, Rusty becomes part of the paper's early staff and is injured when hostile pressure against the newspaper escalates. A heavy wagon runs him over, leading Mitchell to confront Charity Hackett over the possible loss of Rusty's legs.
Davy rides into Trail City with Rondo, Jeb, and Mule, but becomes troubled by the gang's actions and wants them to leave. He decides to go on his own, only to be captured by Sam and the townspeople while retrieving his horse. After the gang is defeated, Sam recognizes Davy's remorse and allows him to leave town.
Dee Pollock has 24 screen credits in a career dating back to 1951. Signature works include The Legend of Tom Dooley, The Plunderers, Beware, My Lovely. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
