Hoyler Cartwright

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Hoyler Cartwright is a Kreisau Circle member and veteran of World War II in Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus. During war, his aircraft was taken down in French Alps and can't remember how did he survive nor the first five years after the crash landing. Along main story, can be seen twice drinking in Club Kreisau just to drown his bad memories. After cleaning up Sektion F, we will be in two possible locations: at Club Kreisau standing by the pool table in Wyatt timeline or cleaning Set's stuff with Abraham Holliday at infirmary in Fergus timeline. On this second case, the scotsman kicks them out of the room so they can let him sleep, and while they obey, he warns his partner not to whisper too loudly if he doesn't want to be sent to clean the bathrooms again. When BJ gets his new body, he'll comment on how hard it was to lose Caroline and that losing him would have ended the resistance. After completing main story, he is one of the few member which stay in Eva's Hammer, checking the hangar.

Quotes

"I don't know, my friend. I imagine he's got more important things to tent to."
"Yeah, sorry Wing Commander. We'll finish another time."
"Shhh... you don't want us to end up with toilet cleaning duty again, right?"

―Hoyler and Abraham being kicked out of the infirmary.

"Stay strong, my friend. The future's unwritten. Many pages left."

―Hoyler giving words to B.J. after Caroline's funeral.

"Just appalling, what happened to Manhattan. An open wound on the American soul that will never heal."

―Hoyler's opinion about Manhattan bombing.

"My friend, that was too close. We suffered a great blow with Caroline. Losing you would destroy the resistance."

―Hoyler relieved by B.J.'s full recovery.

"Can I get another one? Got bad memories that need drownin'."
"Uh... Me."
"Please."

―Hoyler asking to Francine another beer.

"Don't think I've ever seen you look this good, Captain."

―Hoyler after getting New Orleans Dossier.

"History teacher, yes."
"That's why they say history is written by the victors."
"Hah, right you are."

―Hoyler and Zena afterparty.

"Fergus' arm gone AWOL? Hell, rumor has it there was a big kerfuffle between Fergus and that french lady, Maria. Afraid that's all I know."

―Hoyler answering to where is Fergus' arm.

"Yeah, no. I haven't seen Wyatt since last night when he was having a chat with Paris."

―Hoyler answering to where is Wyatt.

"I've spoken to some of the people from New Orleans. Seem like good folks."

―Hoyler's opinion about New Orleans recruits.

""Remember always that all of us are descended from inmigrants and revolutionists." Roosevelt said that."

―Hoyler at the hangar.

"Back during the war, my plane went down somewhere in the French Alps. Five years of my life just vanished. Amnesia of the mind they say."

―Hoyler's default quote.

"What's going on, Captain?"
"Hello, Captain."
"Hiya."
"How are you doing?"
"Good to see you again."

―Hoyler's salutes to B.J.