Jack Calvary

Detective Jack Calvary is a non-playable supporting character in Hidden Agenda. He was voiced by actor Chad Michael Collins.

Appearance
Calvary has a medium complexion and brown hair. He also has brown eyes.

Throughout the game Calvary wears a blue button-up shirt with a grey striped tie and a grey blazer over it along with a pair of grey dress pants.

Personality
He is perceived as an asshole and is not on good terms with Becky Marney. Depending on the player's choices it's also revealed that he is a pervert: secretly filming his female partners while having sex.

Prologue
Calvary does not appear in the prologue.

Part 1
Calvary is seen in the briefings about the reopened Trapper case after District Attorney Felicity Graves has spoken to Finn and heard his confession. Calvary acts offended when the department actually considers the real Trapper to be out there. He acts rude to both Felicity and Becky. The Trapper case was his case. To Calvary, it's thus a closed case.

He was killed by Adam Jones while he invited a hooker over to the cabin. Unbeknownst to Calvary, the hooker was actually the Trapper. In the video footage, if found, it's revealed the hooker strangled him to death. He is then rigged with a trap that goes off when a police officer responds to the call. In his nose, there's also a trap which goes off when Simon Hillary later inspects his body.

Part 2
Calvary is only mentioned by name by his fellow police officers. Noah Riggs or Tom Nelson will briefly talk about him. Both agreeing that Calvary wasn't the nicest colleague.

Part 3
He doesn't appear in Part 3.

Credits
He doesn't appear in the credits.

Becky Marney
Calvary and Marney have a hostile relationship. Right before Marney's chance to be promoted, Calvary accused her of mishandling evidence, which causes Marney to be unable to join the CIA. Due to this incident, their relationship is that of rivalry. It didn't help when Detective Marney managed to capture the alleged Trapper Jonathan Finn, instead of Calvary, who was the main Detective of the Trapper case.

Felicity Graves
He is antagonistic toward the District Attorney, who is partially responsible for reopening the Trapper case after she heard Jonathan Finn's confession. To Calvary, they are wasting the entire time of the division by looking into the old case files.

Noah Riggs/Tom Nelson
He has the most professional relationship with Sergeant Riggs/Nelson. Despite making angry remarks to Marney and Graves, he will shut up once confronted by his superiors.

Quotes
"Just put Marney the Magician up to it. I heard she has a knack for making things disappear"

Trivia

 * His character model does not appear in Man of Medan.
 * Jack shares the same character model as:
 * Gordon Bennet from The Inpatient.
 * The police officer/Marshal Isaac Worel from Little Hope.
 * Lieutenant Colonel Eric King from House of Ashes.