Colonel James Hawkins

Colonel James Hawkins is a hawk in military regalia who walks with Squire Badger MM E2·00:55:08. Of the fox stealing the squire's moment he says "it was like we were back in the Rhine!" and describes a one-two pincer movement MM E2·00:55:23. He calls the squire "old Brocky-boy" MM E2·00:55:46. He is also with the squire and the valet Harding in the room later in the evening MM E2·01:04:08.

Colonel Hawkins is a hawk in military regalia who calls the squire "old Brocky-boy" MM E2·00:55:08 MM E2·00:55:46. After the squire's death he accuses Mrs. Molesly, then finds the secret door by touching a new sconce MM E3·00:44:24 MM E3·01:22:02. He says "My God, the murderer could be anybody in this room." MM E3·01:24:17. In MM_05 Brennan calls him a hawk and bird folk, like the Vicar a raptor MM E5·01:09:22. He tells the Vicar to make his way downstairs MM E5·01:09:38. In MM_05 Daisy sees through the portrait's eye holes that he is rifling through the secret study, and at the end he declares the three arrested MM E5·01:15:46 MM E5·01:38:12. In MM_06 he looks at Buckster, Gangie and Lars in the kitchen hallway MM E6·00:47:58. He tells them "you are all under arrest" MM E6·00:48:21. Ally asks "Is the hawk even really a vet?" MM E6·00:47:54. In MM_06 Lars blasts past him and he ends up on the ground crying "The Kaiser's men, they're at us again!" MM E6·00:57:56 MM E6·00:58:10.

Brennan's text to Gangie's player says Hawkins and Badger served together in the war and that Hawkins truly believed Fletcher was dead MM E6·01:27:18. Brennan later says that Hawkins reacted with terror when Daisy announced that Fletcher was alive, and that Buckster picked up "a lot of guilt" from him, "not an innocent look by any means" MM E6·02:14:29. In MM_09 Sam says his insight told him that Hawkins "feels guilty", and the party sees no Hawkins tracks in the cellar MM E9·00:12:40 MM E9·01:07:47. In MM_10 Brennan says the contract is peeking out of his interior pocket, and Gangie lifts it MM E10·02:31:31 MM E10·02:31:56. He starts to say that the squire sold the control of the oil fields, then runs out of the room saying "I have never committed a war crime!" MM E10·02:32:37 MM E10·02:32:49. Brennan says he put his Medal of Valor in the study drawer as deniability, because he is a war criminal MM E10·02:33:51 MM E10·02:34:04.