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Chinatown

**Chinatown** is the largest Chinese enclave outside Asia located in San Francisco.

## Residents

* Wang Chao
* Young Jun
* Ah Toy
* Father Jun
* Hong
* Li Yong
* Mai Ling
* Zing
* Long Zii †
* Lai (relocated to Nellie's vineyard)

## Appearances

* There's No China in the Bible
* John Chinaman
* The White Mountain
* Chewed Up, Spit Out, and Stepped On
* The Tiger and the Fox
* They Don't Pay Us Enough to Think
* Chinese Boxing
* If You're Going to Bow, Bow Low
* The Chinese Connection
* Not How We Do Business
* If You Don't See Blood, You Didn't Come to Play
* Not for a Drink, a F\*ck, or a G\*\*damn Prayer
* To a Man with a Hammer, Everything Looks Like a Nail
* If You Wait by the River Long Enough
* All Enemies, Foreign and Domestic
* Enter the Dragon
* Man on the Wall
Lu

Lu
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"*If you were a real man, you'd stay and fight. [...] I gave everything I had to this place. This is my home. This is where I'll die. Sooner or later.*"
—Lu to Ah Sahm[src]
**Lu** is a former coolie and the co-owner of a saloon that he hand built.

## Biography

### Early life

Lu is from Yubei. His father used to have a farm at the base of Dinghu mountain. He eventually crossed the salt into America, where he worked on the railroads as a coolie for ten years. He spent another five years as a gold miner. However, he quit when they wouldn't give him the going rate. At some point after this, he met Billie, who he would marry and build a saloon with in Nevada.

### Protecting the Saloon

Lu welcomes a stagecoach full of travelers as they enter the bar. He personally greets Ah Sahm and Young Jun and offers them a plate of drunken chicken and some rice wine. Lu is from Yubei, making him and Ah Sahm practically neighbors. His father even used to have a farm at the base of Dinghu mountain. After finishing their meal, Ah Sahm heads into back to return the plate to Lu, who is a bit aggravated with how Mason spoke to Ah Sahm and Young Jun. He regrets not throwing Mason out when it first happened, revealing that he also owns the tavern that he personally built by hand. But before all that, he was a coolie, working ten years on the railroads, laying down track and growing fruit. After that, he did five years squeezing food out of a mining claim that ducks said was dry. He ultimately quit and came to Nevada when they wouldn't give him the going rate for his gold. He additionally reveals that Billie is his wife. She's his true gold mountain.

Harlan French and his crew of bandits arrive at the bar to robs them all of their valuables. He also demands Ah Sahm's and Young Jun's coffin to be brought outside. However, they refuse and even manage to disarm Harlan's crew and kill them, all except Harlan, who manages to escape, though Billie is certain he'll be back for the gold hidden in the coffin. Ah Sahm and Young Jun try to leave before he can return, but Lu draws his gun, reminding them how they brought death into his house and that real men would stay and fight, like himself, as he refuses to leave his home. And so, Ah Sahm agrees to stay and help take down Harlan and his crew. They stage a trap, and when Harlan and his crew return, they are all slaughtered. The next day, when the sun has risen, Lu and Billie see Ah Sahm and Young Jun off, explaining that they've already called the martial, and they'll be able to collect the rewards on Harlan and some of his men.

## Significant kills

* Harlan French's Crew — Lu killed one of the members of Harlan's crew who attempted to rob his saloon.

## Skills and abilities

Lu is a cook with moderate skill, both Ah Sahm and Young Jun complementing his cooking.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Season 1, episode 5: ***The Blood and the Sh\*t***
Langley Kirkwood

**Langley Kirkwood** is a South African actor and triathlete. He portrays Walter Buckley on Max's original martial arts crime drama *Warrior*.

## Credits

### Season 1

* The Itchy Onion
* There's No China in the Bible
* John Chinaman
* The White Mountain
* The Blood and the Sh\*t (credit only)
* Chewed Up, Spit Out, and Stepped On
* The Tiger and the Fox (credit only)
* They Don't Pay Us Enough to Think
* Chinese Boxing
* If You're Going to Bow, Bow Low

### Season 2

* Learn to Endure, or Hire a Bodyguard
* The Chinese Connection
* Not How We Do Business
* If You Don't See Blood, You Didn't Come to Play
* Not for a Drink, a F\*ck, or a G\*\*damn Prayer (credit only)
* To a Man with a Hammer, Everything Looks Like a Nail (credit only)
* If You Wait by the River Long Enough
* All Enemies, Foreign and Domestic
* Enter the Dragon (credit only)
* Man on the Wall

### Season 3

* Exactly the Wrong Time to Get Proud
* Anything Short of a Blow to the Head
* No Time for F\*cking Chemistry

## External Links

* Langley Kirkwood at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Langley Kirkwood (@langleykirkwood) on Twitter

* Follow Langley Kirkwood (@langleykirkwood) on Instagram
Christos Vasilopoulos

**Christos Vasilopoulos** is a Greek actor. He portrays Smits on Max's original martial arts crime drama *Warrior*.

## Credits

### Season 2

* To a Man with a Hammer, Everything Looks Like a Nail

## External Links

* Christos Vasilopoulos at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Christos Vasilopoulos (@christvas) on Twitter

* Follow Christos Vasilopoulos (@vasilo1) on Instagram

* Follow Christos Vasilopoulos (@100024868642333) on Facebook
Warrick Grier

**Warrick Grier** is a South African an actor. He portrays Seamus O'Shea on Max's original martial arts crime drama *Warrior*.

## Credits

### Season 1

* There's No China in the Bible
* John Chinaman

## External Links

* Warrick Grier at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Warrick Grier (@waldog16) on Twitter

* Follow Warrick Grier (@warrickgrier) on Instagram

* Follow Warrick Grier (@warrick.grier) on Facebook
Jazzara Jaslyn

**Jazzara Jaslyn** is a South African actress. She portrays Eliza Pendleton on Max's original martial arts crime drama *Warrior*.

## Credits

### Season 3

* Exactly the Wrong Time to Get Proud
* Anything Short of a Blow to the Head
* No Time for F\*cking Chemistry

## External Links

* Jazzara Jaslyn at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Jazzara Jaslyn (@jazzarajaslyn) on Twitter

* Follow Jazzara Jaslyn (@jazzarajaslyn) on Instagram

* Follow Jazzara Jaslyn (@jazzara.jaslyn) on Facebook
María Elisa Camargo

**María Elisa Camargo** is an Ecuadorian actress. She portrays Marisol Rooker on Max's original martial arts crime drama *Warrior*.

## Credits

### Season 2

* To a Man with a Hammer, Everything Looks Like a Nail

## External Links

* María Elisa Camargo's official site

* María Elisa Camargo at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow María Elisa Camargo (@mariaecamargo) on Twitter

* Follow María Elisa Camargo (@mariaecamargo) on Instagram

* Follow María Elisa Camargo (@mariaelisacamargo) on Facebook
Yichèn

**Yichèn** is the owner of a printing shop in Chinatown and Yan Mi's father.

## Biography

### Extorted by the Hop Wei

Yichèn receives an unwanted visit from Ah Sahm and Young Jun after he has failed to pay his due two weeks in a row. He explains that the bulls shut them down twice in the last month. He's happy to pay for the protection, but the way he sees it, the Hop Wei hasn't been providing much, not to mention that Father Jun would've understood his struggle during such troubling times. In a fit of rage, Young Jun slaps the old man and reminds him that his father is no longer running things.

Ah Sahm asks for Yichèn's help with his printing press. If he can make it work, it'll clear his debt. However, Yichèn claims he can't help, as each machine is different. Zimo offers Ah Sahm to use their machine, but he says it wouldn't work and exits. Yichèn scolds Zimo for opening their shop up to gangsters, which was his entire reasoning for crossing the salt. He refuses to work for them, as they only bring trouble.

### Investigated by the Secret Service

The shop is raided by the Secret Service, led by Agent Mosely whilst Yichèn is being questioned by Agent Lee about the counterfeit bills circulating throughout Chinatown, which Yichèn has no knowledge of.

Yichèn blames Yan Mi for bringing shame to their family after learning that she's been printing counterfeit bills for the Hop Wei. Lee and Mosely accuse her of lying to them about printing money for the tongs and take her to jail.

After Yan Mi is released, she returns to the shop and tells him that they need to get out of town. Yichèn refuses to leave, but he has already packed a bag for Yan Mi, telling her that the Hop Wei came around today, wondering why she didn't show up for work. She made a choice to be a criminal, after he worked hard to build his print shop, and he will die before he leaves it. Yan Mi simply wanted a better life for herself. To this, Yichèn simply says goodbye.

## Appearances

### Season 3

* Exactly the Wrong Time to Get Proud
* Anything Short of a Blow to the Head
* Whiskey and Sticky and All the Rest Can Wait
* All of Death Is a Going Home
* A Window of F\*cking Opportunity

## References

1. ↑ Season 3, episode 1: ***Exactly the Wrong Time to Get Proud***
2. ↑ Season 3, episode 2: ***Anything Short of a Blow to the Head***
3. ↑ Season 3, episode 5: ***Whiskey and Sticky and All the Rest Can Wait***
4. ↑ Season 3, episode 9: ***All of Death Is a Going Home***
5. ↑ Season 3, episode 10: ***A Window of F\*cking Opportunity***
Nicholas Pauling

**Nicholas Pauling** is an actor. He portrays Harrison on Max's original martial arts crime drama *Warrior*.

## Credits

### Season 1

* The Itchy Onion
* The White Mountain
* Chewed Up, Spit Out, and Stepped On
* The Tiger and the Fox
* They Don't Pay Us Enough to Think
* Chinese Boxing
* If You're Going to Bow, Bow Low

### Season 2

* Learn to Endure, or Hire a Bodyguard
* The Chinese Connection
* Not How We Do Business
* Not for a Drink, a F\*ck, or a G\*\*damn Prayer
* If You Wait by the River Long Enough
* All Enemies, Foreign and Domestic
* Enter the Dragon

## External Links

* Nicholas Pauling at the Internet Movie Database
Teddy Boys

The **Teddy Boys** are a white gang that scalp Chinese men as part of their initiation.

## History

### Spotted at the Barbary Coast

During his fight, Ah Sahm sees the gang when they start taunting him after he is knocked down. He takes note of the severed queues they wear on their jackets. Later, when he is recuperating from the fight at Ah Toy's, Ah Sahm asks about them, and Ah Toy explains who they are and that the queues are part of an initiation ritual, where to join a person has to scalp a Chinese person. Ah Sahm advocates for going after them, but Ah Toy cautions that they've been too active lately. Ah Sahm counters that if they're left alone, they'll kill more Chinese, but Ah Toy retorts that if they keep leaving a trail of White bodies in their wake, they'll become a threat to Chinatown and themselves. The issue is tabled when the two start arguing about Ah Sahm's motivations.

### The Gang's Demise

At night, the gang gathers in an empty warehouse, where the leader, Pete, cuts the queue off a Chinese captive, before proceeding to place the captive on a mock trial about how the Chinese come to their country, take their jobs, bring crime and diseases with them, and have "those sneaky fucking eyes". He then proclaims that as a loyal American, he sentences the captive to death by hanging. As he raises the captive up, the rope is suddenly cut, surprising all of them. Pete turns around to see Lai standing in front of him, and remarks that it's a girl before his throat is cut. Ah Sahm and Ah Toy soon appear and begin killing the rest of the Teddy Boys. Randall tries to draw his gun but his arm is cut off by Ah Toy. Randall tries to flee, but Lai catches up to him and kills him.

## Members

* Pete†
* Randall†
Steven Stead

**Steven Stead** is an actor. He portrays Leonard Pierce on Max's original martial arts crime drama *Warrior*.

## Credits

### Season 3

* Anything Short of a Blow to the Head
* No Time for F\*cking Chemistry
* A Window of F\*cking Opportunity

## External links

* Steven Stead at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Steven Stead (@steven.stead.92) on Facebook
Andrew Koji

**Andrew Julian Hiroaki Koji** is a British actor, martial artist, and stuntman of Japanese descent. He portrays Ah Sahm on Max's original martial arts crime drama *Warrior*.

## Credits

### Season 1

* The Itchy Onion
* There's No China in the Bible
* John Chinaman
* The White Mountain
* The Blood and the Sh\*t
* Chewed Up, Spit Out, and Stepped On
* The Tiger and the Fox
* They Don't Pay Us Enough to Think
* Chinese Boxing
* If You're Going to Bow, Bow Low

### Season 2

* Learn to Endure, or Hire a Bodyguard
* The Chinese Connection
* Not How We Do Business
* If You Don't See Blood, You Didn't Come to Play
* Not for a Drink, a F\*ck, or a G\*\*damn Prayer
* To a Man with a Hammer, Everything Looks Like a Nail
* If You Wait by the River Long Enough
* All Enemies, Foreign and Domestic
* Enter the Dragon
* Man on the Wall

### Season 3

* Exactly the Wrong Time to Get Proud
* Anything Short of a Blow to the Head
* No Time for F\*cking Chemistry
* In Chinatown, No One Thinks About Forever
* Whiskey and Sticky and All the Rest Can Wait
* A Soft Heart Won't Do You No Favors
* Gotta Be Crooked to Get Along in a Crooked World
* You Know When You're Losing a Fight
* All of Death Is a Going Home
* A Window of F\*cking Opportunity

## External Links

* Andrew Koji at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Andrew Koji (@kojiandrew) on Instagram
Catherine Archer

**Catherine Archer** is a political booster who takes an interest in Mayor Buckley.

## Biography

### Joing Buckley's team

Catherine introduces herself to Mayor Buckley during his conference. She previously volunteered for Councilman Waithe, promoting his educational policies. She encourages Buckley to stay the course and offers to help his cause in whatever way she can. Catherine gives Buckley her card and cleans his jacket so that he may greet the public appropriately.

Catherine and Buckley cross paths yet again at an art gallery. She's disappointed that Buckley hasn't called on her yet, though he admittedly thought she was simply being polite, which she insists she wasn't. She can't wait to watch Buckley knock Thayer off his high horse, claiming that his man of the people routine is growing stale. Before leaving, she recommends Buckley call on her soon, or else she'll become intolerable.

## Appearances

### Season 3

* Anything Short of a Blow to the Head
* No Time for F\*cking Chemistry

## Behind the scenes

* Catherine is portrayed by Dominique Maher.

## References

1. ↑ Season 3, episode 2: ***Anything Short of a Blow to the Head***
2. ↑ Season 3, episode 3: ***No Time for F\*cking Chemistry***
Isaac

**Isaac** is the ruthless lieutenant to Happy Jack and a notorious Barbary Coast gangster.

## Skills and abilities

Isaac had some skill as a brawler and marksman, but favored his knife in combat, making him an excellent knife fighter. However, he was only able to briefly contend with Ah Sahm before out classed.

Isaac had some leadership skills, acting as Happy Jack’s right-hand man and had good instincts for leading a gang..
Killy Donahue

**Killy Donahue** is an Irish man with affiliations to Leary and the father of the Donahue boys.

## Biography

### Saving his sons

Killy confronts Leary at the Banshee after becoming impatient as they wait for more jobs to open up, claiming that Leary is not getting rid of the Chinese fast enough and accusing him of sounding like a politician.

Killy reveals to Leary that his boys got arrested last night after trying to steal from a grocer in Chinatown. They were just trying to feed themselves, but that's precisely why Leary gave them a job, which they screwed themselves out of. Nevertheless, they don't belong behind bars, and so Leary will see what he can do. However, Killy suspects there's more he's not being told after their charge is upped to an assault. Leary insists that he did what he could, but Killy isn't convinced and accuses Leary of using them to get a leg up. When Killy reminds Leary that their sons used to play together and says that it could've just as easily been his sons, Leary yokes him up against the banister before telling Killy to go home and sleep it off. On his way out, Killy says that Leary has forgotten who he is. Upset with the entire situation, Leary enlists in Bill's help to free Conor and Garrett.

## Appearances

### Season 3

* Exactly the Wrong Time to Get Proud
* Gotta Be Crooked to Get Along in a Crooked World
* You Know When You're Losing a Fight
* All of Death Is a Going Home

## Behind the scenes

* Killy Donahue is portrayed by Morné Visser.

## References

1. ↑ Season 3, episode 1: ***Exactly the Wrong Time to Get Proud***
2. ↑ Season 3, episode 7: ***Gotta Be Crooked to Get Along in a Crooked World***
3. ↑ Season 3, episode 8: ***You Know When You're Losing a Fight***
Wu Jin

**Wu Jin** was an elder within the Long Zii tong who was assassinated for speaking out against Mai Ling.

## Biography

### Assassinated by Mai Ling

Wu Jin and the elders meet with Mai Ling to discuss Muchen's plot to kill Li Yong, which was fortunately foiled by Kong Pak. The surviving members of the Three Brothers tong will be sworn into the Long Zii soon, but the elders are skeptical. Wu Jin wonders how they can ensure their loyalty. Kong Pak eases the elders' concerns, explaining that Muchen ruled by fear and that now that he's gone, his hatchets will fall in line.

Upon learning that Mai Ling has been arrested, Li Yong would like to approach the Six Companies, but Wu Jin replies that the Six Companies won't help them, which he doesn't blame them for after learning that Mai Ling invested their money without their permission. Her recklessness has left them weak, and they'd be better served leaving Mai Ling in jail.

After Mai Ling is released and marries Li Yong, the elders request to speak with him. They hope that he will use his voice and new-found position to manage Mai Ling's more reckless impulses. However, Li Yong replies that Mai Ling is the only voice for the Long Zii, which angers Wu Jin, who is vocal about his disappointment in Li Yong. For his vocal disapproval of Mai Ling, Wu Jin and the other elders are assassinated in the late hours of the night by Long Zii hatchetmen.

## Appearances

### Season 3

* Exactly the Wrong Time to Get Proud
* No Time for F\*cking Chemistry
* Whiskey and Sticky and All the Rest Can Wait
* You Know When You're Losing a Fight

## References

1. ↑ Season 3, episode 3: ***No Time for F\*cking Chemistry***
2. ↑ Season 3, episode 5: ***Whiskey and Sticky and All the Rest Can Wait***
3. ↑ Season 3, episode 8: ***You Know When You're Losing a Fight***
Glossary

This is a **glossary**  of terms used within the *Warrior* television series.

B

### Chink

An English-language derogatory term or slur that refers to a person of Chinese descent.
### Chop

Money or currency
D

### Dice

To kill or at least severely maim a rival.
### Duck

A blanket term that the Chinese use in reference to white people.
O

### Onion

A Chinese immigrant who is fresh off the boat.
S
Seamus O'Shea

"*"Jacob." He's no fucking "Jacob." "Jacob" is from the Bible. This heathen rice ni\*\*er ain't in the Bible. There's no China in the Bible.*"
—Seamus to Penelope[src]
**Seamus O'Shea** is an Irish thug and former affiliate of Dylan Leary. However, Leary forced him to leave San Francisco after Seamus and Paul failed to show up to court for Ah Sahm's prosecution.

## Biography

### The People v. John Chinaman

Seamus and Paul instigate a fight with Penny and Jacob in the sandlot. Paul restrains Penny while Seamus attacks Jacob until Ah Sahm comes to their defense, taking out both Paul and Seamus with fairly little effort. Officer Lee seeks to assist, but he is punched by Seamus. However, all Sergeant O'Hara sees is a Chinese man attacking citizens. He hits Ah Sahm over the head with his baton and arrests him instead of Paul and Seamus.

Seamus and Paul are in court, prepared to testify that they were attacked by Ah Sahm when he is escorted in for arraignment. The trial is scheduled for tomorrow morning, and until then, Ah Sahm is to be held without bail. However, that night, Seamus and Paul receive an unexpected visit Mai Ling and Li Yong of the Long Zii tong. Mai Ling tells them not show up to court tomorrow, and in return, their family will be unharmed. When Mai Ling pulls a knife on one of his daughters, he reluctantly agrees. Unfortunately, in failing to show up to court, Ah Sahm is released, leading Leary to confront Paul and Seamus. Leary exclaims that Seamus should've come to him. Because of this, Leary sets Seamus' house on fire in retaliation, forcing the O'Sheas to flee as Leary warns him to take his family and leave San Francisco.

## Appearances

### Season 1

* There's No China in the Bible
* John Chinaman

## References

1. ↑ Season 2, episode 2: ***The Chinese Connection***
2. ↑ Season 2, episode 3: ***Not How We Do Business***
Bernard Pendleton

**Bernard Pendleton** is a banker and Eliza's husband.

## Biography

### Pursuing Mai Ling

Bernard meets Mai Ling while attending an art gallery alongside his wife Eliza. From Eliza, he's learned that Mai Ling is quite the businesswoman.

Bernard and Mai Ling reconvene to discuss business. Bernard has given their conversation at the gallery some thought. Diversifying her assets outside of Chinatown will be tricky, but it can be done. The rules barring Chinese ownership are unjust, and Bernard promises to find a way. If he were to hold Mai Ling's money as part of his portfolio, he could gradually take positions for her across various industries. With this, Mai Ling presents her money upfront and asks when they can start. Later, Bernard tells Mai Ling that he's looking at providing high interest bridge loans using the capital she provided, but they'll have to move slowly to avoid any unwanted attention. All Bernard asks for in return is 5%, but Mai Ling offers him 10%. Bernard then remarks that Mai Ling is beautiful and tries to kiss her, but she stops him and hopes this doesn't affect their partnership. Unfortunately for Mai Ling, Bernard tells Eliza that she kissed him, resulting in Mai Ling getting arrested.

## Appearances

### Season 3

* No Time for F\*cking Chemistry
* In Chinatown, No One Thinks About Forever

## Behind the scenes

* Bernard Pendleton is portrayed by Armand Aucamp.

## References

1. ↑ Season 3, episode 3: ***No Time for F\*cking Chemistry***
2. ↑ Season 3, episode 4: ***In Chinatown, No One Thinks About Forever***
Paul O'Shea

**Paul O'Shea** is a drunken Irishman and the son of Seamus O'Shea. They are former affiliates of Dylan Leary, who forced them to leave San Francisco after they failed to show up to court for Ah Sahm's prosecution.

## Biography

### The People v. John Chinaman

Paul and Seamus confront Penny and Jacob in the sandlot and instigate a fight. Paul restrains Penny while Seamus attacks Jacob until Ah Sahm intervenes, taking out both Paul and Seamus with fairly little effort. Officer Lee seeks to assist, but he is punched by Seamus. However, all Sergeant O'Hara sees is a Chinese man attacking citizens. He hits Ah Sahm over the head with his baton and arrests him instead of Paul and Seamus.

Paul and Seamus are in court and are prepared to testify that they were attacked by Ah Sahm when he is escorted in for arraignment. With that, the trial is scheduled for tomorrow morning, and until then, Ah Sahm is to be held without bail. However, that night, Paul and Seamus receive an unexpected visit Mai Ling and Li Yong of the Long Zii tong. Mai Ling tells them not show up to court tomorrow, and in return, their family will be unharmed. When Mai Ling pulls a knife on one of his daughters, he reluctantly agrees. Unfortunately, in failing to show up to court, Ah Sahm is released, leading Leary to confront Paul and Seamus. Leary exclaims that Seamus should've come to him. Because of this, Leary sets Seamus' house on fire in retaliation, forcing the O'Sheas to flee as Leary warns him to take his family and leave San Francisco.

## Appearances

### Season 1

* There's No China in the Bible
* John Chinaman

## Behind the scenes

* Paul is portrayed by Andrew Jones-Davies.

## References

1. ↑ Season 2, episode 2: ***The Chinese Connection***
2. ↑ Season 2, episode 3: ***Not How We Do Business***
Marcel

**Marcel** is a nomadic Chinese nightclub singer who works on the Barbary Coast.

## Biography

### Hooking up with Hong

Marcel is performing at a gambling spot when he first makes eye contact with Hong, who is mesmerized by his voice until being pulled away by Young Jun.

Hong returns to the nightclub to sit in on Marcel's performance. Afterward, the two of them hook up in Marcel's room. Marcel questions how long ago did Hong cross the salt, to which he replies a few months ago. He's been in the tong ever since his father kicked him out at 14. As for Marcel, his mom was indentured to a commodore in the Royal Navy. He traveled a lot, so they did too, but after she died, he didn't have any use for Marcel, who's been on his own ever since. Hong surmises it must be lonely, but Marcel says it's different for artists, as they're more accepting than most.

## Skills and abilities

Marcel is a skilled singer, whose vocal range captivates Hong.

## Appearances

### Season 3

* Anything Short of a Blow to the Head
* No Time for F\*cking Chemistry

## References

1. ↑ Season 3, episode 2: ***Anything Short of a Blow to the Head***
2. ↑ Season 3, episode 3: ***No Time for F\*cking Chemistry***
Gary Young

**Gary Young** is a New Zealand actor. He portrays Yichèn on Max's original martial arts crime drama *Warrior*.

## Credits

### Season 3

* Exactly the Wrong Time to Get Proud
* Anything Short of a Blow to the Head
* Whiskey and Sticky and All the Rest Can Wait
* All of Death Is a Going Home
* A Window of F\*cking Opportunity

## External links

* Gary Young at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Gary Young (@gary\_young\_actor) on Instagram
Horner

Zpět do provincie Oithir

## Politika

### Armáda

Všichni muži Rijkenaardu musí od svých patnácti do padesáti let povinně každou neděli trénovat v boji pod vedením rytířů. Díky tomu může rod Horner v době ohrožení velmi rychle povolat nadstandardně kvalitní armádu, která výrazně převyšuje klasické brance.

#### Rijkenaardští sekerníci

Jsou obávanou elitní stálou armádou Rijkenaardu. Jak už jejich jméno napovídá, jejich primární zbraní jsou dlouhé obouruční sekery, opatřené háky uzpůsobenými k boji proti jízdě. Tito vojáci nosí vysoce kvalitní lamelovou zbroj, jež zakrývá jejich těla od hlavy k patě, a helmy s kroužkovými výplety. To bohatě stačí k tomu, aby byli více než dobře chráněni před sobietskými zakřivenými kompozitními luky. Tato armáda sídlí v hradech na východě země podél řeky Chrioch, která je v této oblasti nejtenčí a nejmělčí, tudíž nečiní větší problém pro nájezdníky.

## Ekonomika

Dřevorubectví, voroplavba, koželužství, železná ruda, uhlí, stříbro.

## Politika

### Armáda

#### Zajímavost

Pánové rodu Horner mají v oblibě kbelcovou helmu, její hledí připomíná tvarem symbol na rodovém erbu. Konstrukčně vychází ze starší hrncové přílby. Na rozdíl od ní je prodloužená tak, aby sahala až na ramena jezdce a má vypouklý vrchol. Je připevněna dvěma řetězy ke kroužkové kápi na prsou jezdce a dalšími dvěma na jeho zádech.

Oblíbenou zbraní pánů rodu Horner je bitevní sekera, ať už její jednoruční, či obouruční varianta.

## Rod

### Erb

Kaštanová představuje statečnost, modrá sílu a loajalitu, sekyra je symbol vojenské služby a povinnosti.

### Slova rodu

> "Rozetneme to sekerou."
>
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Pheonix Mk1 and Pheonix MK 2

The Стрелка-Phoenix Mk-1 and Mk2 where built in 1982 where in the Holy Mandate of Serdtse Khrista bought retired aircraft from around the world seeing that the world was investing in the designs of jet engines the HMSK would then try to find a reliable source of jet fuel but would fine none leading the nation to scraping the idea of jet engine powered planes altogether, instead the national would invest in planes that used propellers and gasoline( I don't know what planes used in 1945 and that era so I used this), the HMSK would develop their own type of fighter in 1982 called the Стрелка-Pheonix, in 1982 this design would be the first fighter plane developed in the mandate to use modern weapons of the time and modern electronics and would only see active use in the Mandate Aeroforce(mandate air force) in 1985 but with administration of the era deciding that the the HMSK would be best to use this design in a peace keeping role and only saved for combat, or in a worse case scenario. In 2000 the new grandmaster who was 10 years into his administration would decide to modernize the Phoenix with modern weapons and electronics, while not making the aircraft as fast as a jet plane would still make the Phoenix a deadly aircraft when mixed with the mandate's do or die attitude and defensive doctrine. The Phoenix would used by the HMSK in its last years of existence during the Nordikan war in which the deadliness of the aircraft would be shown with the aircraft despite not being a jet aircraft would be able to destroy the Nordikan controlled Дротик-dart Mk 1's (the mandate's aircraft before the Phoenix) with relative ease and then move on to bombard the Norkidan controlled positions. With the rise of the RMK and the threat of Armco, the RMK decided to start to use the Pheonix in a scouting role to detect Armco bases.

## Pheonix Mk1 and Pheonix MK 2

### National Origin

Serdtse Khristia-Republican Mandate of Konfederasiva

### Number Built

65>Стрелка-Phoenix Mk-1 ;40>Стрелка-Phoenix Mk-2; in total there are 105 fighters

### Varients

Стрелка-Phoenix-MK 1 and Стрелка-Phoenix-Mk 2
Tully

"*You need eight cops to ask questions? Oi! They've got the chink who killed the Mayor! Thing is, we've got some questions of our own. So, why don't you boys take a five-minute smoke and we'll ask them.*"
—Tully to Bill[src]
**Tully** was an Irish citizen living in San Francisco. He is a member of the Irish mob.

Tully is solely responsible for instigating Jacob's execution out of spite against the Chinese. He, along with other disgruntled Irish citizens, led a mob to vandalize Chinatown, going as far to beat up and even kill any Chinese present. However, after assaulting a police officer when the latter was beating up an Irish citizen for trying to drown a Chinese woman, Tully was fatally shot to death during the scuffle.

## Biography

### Killing Jacob

After learning that Jacob killed Mayor Blake, Tully seeks to take matters into his own hands and rallies a mob to ensure that Jacob pay for his actions, even going as far as attacking the police who are escorting Jacob to the station and breaking into the paddy wagon to deliver justice themselves. They beat Jacob, before tying a noose around his neck and hanging him outside of the Banshee. Adrenaline rushing, Tully decides to take his anger and the mob to Chinatown, where they attack the Chinese and their businesses. However, he is confronted by Lee, who manages to gain the upper hand and shoot Tully multiple times, killing him.

## Significant kills

* Jacob — After Jacob was accused of killing Mayor Blake, Tully rallied the Irish Mob, and they hanged Jacob just outside the Banshee.

## Behind the scenes

* Tully was portrayed by Patrick Buchanan.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Season 2, episode 9: ***Enter the Dragon***
Craig Urbani

**Craig Urbani** is an actor, singer, and musician. He portrays Mason on Max's original martial arts crime drama *Warrior*.

## External Links

* Craig Urbani at the Internet Movie Database

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Billie

"*You don't know Harlan French. You saw the way he killed that cowboy. He didn't give it a second thought. Now, he'll be back with an army, and they won't leave anyone standing.*"
—Billie to Shepherd and Nancy[src]
**Billie** is Lu's wife and co-owner of their saloon.

## Biography

### Early life

Billie was born and raised in the Nevada area, along with Harlan French, who noted that she was tougher than most of the guys. At some point, she met Lu, and the two of them got married and built a saloon together.

### Saving the Saloon

Billie greets a stagecoach full of travelers as they enter her bar. However, not long after their arrival, comes Harlan French, which robs them all of their valuables. He approaches Billie at the bar and remarks that it's been a while and that she's always been tougher and smarter than most of the men. On their way out, Harlan demands the coffin to be brought outside. However, Ah Sahm and Young Jun manage to disarm Harlan's crew and kill them, all except Harlan, who manages to escape, though Billie is certain he'll be back for the gold hidden in the coffin. Ah Sahm and Young Jun try to leave, but Billie insists that they're going to have to fight. So, they stage a trap, and when Harlan and his crew return, they are all slaughtered. The next day, when the sun has risen, Billie and Lu see Ah Sahm and Young Jun off, explaining that they've already called the martial, and they'll be able to collect the rewards on Harlan and some of his men.

## Significant kills

* Harlan French's Crew — Billie killed a single member of Harlan's crew who attempted to rob her saloon.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Season 1, episode 5: ***The Blood and the Sh\*t***
Harlan French

"*I apologize that you all had to see that little bit of gruesomeness, but I did it for two reasons. First, the man had his gun drawn. Which is something I just can't tolerate in my line of work. Second, I thought it would make an effective example. A deterrent, if you will, against any interference. And now, having established that deterrent, we can carry on with the business at hand.*"
—Harlan[src]
**Harlan French** was the leader of a gang of bandits that robbed Lu and Billie's saloon.

## Biography

### Early life

Harlan grew up in the Nevada area along with Billie. He eventually formed a crew of ruthless killers, and together, they robbed and killed many. He was even wanted by authorities for robbery and murder in Carson City after a train robbery a few years back.

### Looting the Saloon

Harlan and his crew attempt to rob the saloon that Ah Sahm and Young Jun's stagecoach have stopped at. He first kills Mason to get their attention and then proceeds to collect everyone's valuables. He even has a chat with Billie at the bar, remarking that it's been a while and that she's always been tougher and smarter than most of the men. On their way out, Harlan demands the coffin to be brought outside, but Young Jun refuses. And so, Harlan orders his men to kill them. However, Ah Sahm and Young Jun manage to disarm Harlan's crew and kill them, all except Harlan, who manages to escape.

Harlan returns with a larger crew to seek revenge on Ah Sahm and Young Jun. He holds Ah Sahm at gunpoint and demands to be taken to the gold, which he suspects Ah Sahm has already hidden. Ah Sahm offers Harlan a chance to leave with his life, but when he laughs it off, Ah Sahm rips out his throat.

## Significant kills

* Mason — Harland entered the saloon and killed Mason to send a message to the other patrons, shooting him in the back of the head with a rifle.

## Behind the scenes

* Harlan was portrayed by Christiaan Schoombie.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Season 1, episode 5: ***The Blood and the Sh\*t***
Muchen

**Muchen** was the leader of the Three Brothers tong.

## Biography

### Killed by the Long Zii

Muchen meet with Li Yong and Kong Pak to discuss the possibility of the Three Brothers tong partnering with the Long Zii. Rather than allow the Long Zii to absorb them, Muchen proposes to acknowledge the Long Zii's take-over of all Three Brothers businesses, but in exchange, they maintain their name and control of all enforcement and collections in their territory. Kong Pak quickly discovers it is a set-up and a brawl erupts. Kong Pak disarms Muchen and holds him against the wall, giving him one last chance to surrender to Mai Ling and the Long Zii. When he refuses, Kong Pak kills Muchen.

## References

1. ↑ Season 3, episode 2: ***Anything Short of a Blow to the Head***
Christian McKay

**Christian Stuart McKay** is an English actor. He portrays Samuel Blake on Max's original martial arts crime drama *Warrior*.

## Credits

### Season 1

* The Itchy Onion
* There's No China in the Bible
* John Chinaman
* The White Mountain
* The Blood and the Sh\*t (credit only)
* Chewed Up, Spit Out, and Stepped On
* The Tiger and the Fox
* They Don't Pay Us Enough to Think
* Chinese Boxing
* If You're Going to Bow, Bow Low (credit only)

### Season 2

* Learn to Endure, or Hire a Bodyguard
* The Chinese Connection
* Not How We Do Business
* If You Don't See Blood, You Didn't Come to Play
* Not for a Drink, a F\*ck, or a G\*\*damn Prayer
* To a Man with a Hammer, Everything Looks Like a Nail (credit only)
* If You Wait by the River Long Enough
* All Enemies, Foreign and Domestic
* Enter the Dragon
* Man on the Wall (credit only)

## External Links

* Christian McKay at the Internet Movie Database
Robert Hobbs

**Robert Hobbs** is a South African actor. He portrays Stone on Max's original martial arts crime drama *Warrior*.

## Credits

### Season 1

* The Itchy Onion
* There's No China in the Bible
* The White Mountain
* Chewed Up, Spit Out, and Stepped On
* The Tiger and the Fox
* They Don't Pay Us Enough to Think
* Chinese Boxing
* If You're Going to Bow, Bow Low

### Season 2

* Learn to Endure, or Hire a Bodyguard
* The Chinese Connection
* Not How We Do Business
* If You Don't See Blood, You Didn't Come to Play
* Not for a Drink, a F\*ck, or a G\*\*damn Prayer
* If You Wait by the River Long Enough
* All Enemies, Foreign and Domestic
* Enter the Dragon

## External Links

* Robert Hobbs at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Robert Hobbs (@roberthobbs3) on Instagram
Kieran Bew

**Kieran Bew** is an English actor. He portrays Bill O'Hara on Max's original martial arts crime drama *Warrior*.

## Credits

### Season 1

* The Itchy Onion
* There's No China in the Bible
* John Chinaman
* The White Mountain
* The Blood and the Sh\*t (credit only)
* Chewed Up, Spit Out, and Stepped On
* The Tiger and the Fox
* They Don't Pay Us Enough to Think
* Chinese Boxing
* If You're Going to Bow, Bow Low

### Season 2

* Learn to Endure, or Hire a Bodyguard
* The Chinese Connection
* Not How We Do Business
* If You Don't See Blood, You Didn't Come to Play
* Not for a Drink, a F\*ck, or a G\*\*damn Prayer
* To a Man with a Hammer, Everything Looks Like a Nail (credit only)
* If You Wait by the River Long Enough
* All Enemies, Foreign and Domestic
* Enter the Dragon
* Man on the Wall

### Season 3

* Exactly the Wrong Time to Get Proud
* Anything Short of a Blow to the Head
* No Time for F\*cking Chemistry

## External Links

* Kieran Bew at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Kieran Bew (@kieranbew) on Twitter

* Follow Kieran Bew (@kieranbew) on Instagram

* Follow Kieran Bew (@Kieran-Bew-1659266351021407) on Facebook
Max

**Max**, formerly known as **HBO Max**, is an American on demand video subscription streaming service owned by Warner Bros. Discovery that was launched on May 27, 2020. The service acts as a hub for WarnerMedia's various film and television properties, as well as producing its own original programming such as *Raised by Wolves*, *The Flight Attendant*, and *Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin*.

On April 14, 2021, following the conclusion of its second season, it was announced that the Cinemax original martial arts crime drama *Warrior* would be moving to HBO Max for a third season, which released in 2023.

Following the April 2022 merger of WarnerMedia and Discovery, Inc. to form Warner Bros. Discovery, the company rebranded their streaming service from HBO Max to simply "Max" on May 23, 2023.

## External links

* Max's official site

* Follow Max (@StreamOnMax) on Twitter

* Follow Max (@streamonmax) on Instagram

* Follow Max (@streamonmax) on Facebook

* Follow Max (@@streamonmax) on YouTube

## References

1. ↑ ‘Warrior’ Renewed For Season 3, Moving From Cinemax To HBO Max - Deadline
Dianne Doan

**Dianne Doan** is a Canadian actress of Vietnamese descent. She portrays Mai Ling on Max's original martial arts crime drama *Warrior*.

## Credits

### Season 1

* The Itchy Onion
* There's No China in the Bible
* John Chinaman
* The White Mountain
* The Blood and the Sh\*t (credit only)
* Chewed Up, Spit Out, and Stepped On
* The Tiger and the Fox
* They Don't Pay Us Enough to Think
* Chinese Boxing
* If You're Going to Bow, Bow Low

### Season 2

* Learn to Endure, or Hire a Bodyguard
* The Chinese Connection
* Not How We Do Business
* If You Don't See Blood, You Didn't Come to Play
* Not for a Drink, a F\*ck, or a G\*\*damn Prayer
* To a Man with a Hammer, Everything Looks Like a Nail (credit only)
* If You Wait by the River Long Enough
* All Enemies, Foreign and Domestic
* Enter the Dragon
* Man on the Wall

### Season 3

* Exactly the Wrong Time to Get Proud
* Anything Short of a Blow to the Head
* No Time for F\*cking Chemistry

## External Links

* Dianne Doan at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Dianne Doan (@diannedoan) on Twitter

* Follow Dianne Doan (@dianneldoan) on Instagram
Sifu Li Qiang

**Sifu Li Qiang** is a martial arts master who trained Ah Sahm during his youth.

## Biography

### Training Ah Sahm

Sifu Li Qiang was sought out by Xiaojing to teach Ah Sahm how to fight. He gifted Ah Sahm a jade necklace, which was said to have healing powers and help the flow of energy through one's body. Ah Sahm then asked if Sifu would teach him to fight, to which he replied that "you can't fight if you can't breathe." He then proceeded to train Ah Sahm moving forward. This would ultimately lead to Ah Sahm having to leave with him.

## Skills and abilities

Sifu Li Qiang is a skilled martial artist. He is credited with training Ah Sahm.

## Behind the scenes

* Sifu Li Qiang is portrayed by James Lew.

## References

1. ↑ Season 2, episode 9: ***Enter the Dragon***
Nick Cordileone

**Nick Cordileone** is an actor. He portrays Edmund Mosely on Max's original martial arts crime drama *Warrior*.

## External Links

* Nick Cordileone at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Nick Cordileone (@Cordileone) on Twitter

* Follow Nick Cordileone (@milquetoastpoints) on Instagram

* Follow Nick Cordileone (@nick.cordileone) on Facebook
Nancy

"*When we agreed to take the later coach, no one said anything about riding with Chinamen. Aren't there laws against this? [...] They shouldn't even be allowed to buy tickets. It's a well-known fact that they carry diseases, for God's sake.*"
—Nancy to Shepherd[src]
**Nancy** is Shepherd's wife, with whom she ends up trapped in a saloon with when Harlan French's crew attacks.

## Biography

### Defending the Saloon

Nancy and Shepherd ride in a stagecoach with a handful of strangers, including Ah Sahm and Young Jun, who has the coffin of a dead relative riding along with them. However, they are forced to stop and take refuge in a nearby saloon for the night. Shortly following their arrival, they are robbed by Harlan French and his crew of bandits. Everyone except for Ah Sahm and Young Jun comply; they even kill Harlan's men. In doing so, they discover that Harlan is after the gold that was hidden in the coffin, meaning he'll be back. Nancy and Shepherd proposes simply giving him the gold, but Ah Sahm refuses. Instead, they stage a trap for when Harlan inevitably returns, which results in Harlan and his crew being killed, though Shepherd is shot in the process.

## Significant kills

* Harlan French's Crew — Nancy kills a bandit from Harlan's crew after in defense of the saloon.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Season 1, episode 5: ***The Blood and the Sh\*t***
Angelo Chen

**Angelo Chen** is a South African actor. He portrays Zimo on Max's original martial arts crime drama *Warrior*.

## Credits

### Season 3

* Exactly the Wrong Time to Get Proud
* Anything Short of a Blow to the Head
* Gotta Be Crooked to Get Along in a Crooked World
* All of Death Is a Going Home

## External links

* Angelo Chen at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Angelo Chen (@angelo\_chenn) on Twitter

* Follow Angelo Chen (@angelochenn) on Instagram

* Follow Angelo Chen (@AngeloChen) on YouTube
Abigail

"*Look, friendly warning‐‐ you don't wanna be walking around alone out there when that stuff kicks in. Why don't you... come in the back? I got a place you can sleep it off. Or if you don't feel like sleeping... We can talk. I'm Abigail.*"
—Abigail to Lee[src]
**Abigail** is an African-American bartender who seduces and drugs Lee before later becoming romantically involved with him.

## Biography

### Drugging Lee

Abigail is working the night shift at the bar when Lee comes in and orders a shot of whiskey mixed with laudanum. She asks for his name and warns him that he doesn't want to be walking around alone when his drink kicks in. So, Abigail invites him into the back, where they kiss until Lee's drink starts to take effect. However, it would seem that she added more than just laudanum and Lee passes out, resulting in a couple of the guys from inside the bar robbing him.

Lee returns to the bar and brutally attacks the men who stole from him. He shoots one man in the leg and stands over him with his gun cocked, but before he can pull the trigger, Abigail returns his money and tells him that he's made his point.

### Having sex with Lee

When Lee makes another return, Abigail tells him that her establishment is no place for a cop, to which he replies that he's no longer a cop. Abigail questions why Lee isn't a cop anymore. He explains that the cops of San Francisco are actually just broken men in blue suits. She asks if he's broken. Admittedly, Lee has killed men, to which Abigail replies that some men need to be killed. And if he had to do it again, Lee admits that he wouldn't do it any different. Much like Lee, Abigail has killed multiple men. After a bit of flirting at the bar, she brings Lee home and they have sex.

## Appearances

### Season 2

* The Chinese Connection
* Not How We Do Business
* Man on the Wall

## Behind the scenes

* Abigail is portrayed by Gaosi Raditholo.

## References

1. ↑ Season 2, episode 2: ***The Chinese Connection***
2. ↑ Season 2, episode 3: ***Not How We Do Business***
3. ↑ Season 2, episode 10: ***Man on the Wall***
The Workingmen's Party of California

**The Workingmen's Party of California** is a labor organization founded by Dylan Leary, which he often uses to commit criminal acts, such as firebombing businesses that use Chinese labor, as well as attacking coolies in general.

## Members

* Dylan Leary (leader)
* Paul O'Shea (formerly)
* Seamus O'Shea (formerly)
* Tully †
* Killy Donahue
* Conor Donahue
* Garrett Donahue
Miranda Raison

**Miranda Caroline Raison** is a British actress. She portrays Nellie Davenport on Max's original martial arts crime drama *Warrior*.

## Credits

### Season 2

* Learn to Endure, or Hire a Bodyguard (credit only)
* The Chinese Connection
* Not How We Do Business
* If You Don't See Blood, You Didn't Come to Play
* Not for a Drink, a F\*ck, or a G\*\*damn Prayer
* To a Man with a Hammer, Everything Looks Like a Nail (credit only)
* If You Wait by the River Long Enough
* All Enemies, Foreign and Domestic
* Enter the Dragon (credit only)
* Man on the Wall

### Season 3

* Exactly the Wrong Time to Get Proud
* Anything Short of a Blow to the Head
* No Time for F\*cking Chemistry

## External Links

* Miranda Raison at the Internet Movie Database