Tilly

Personality

Tilly is often considered sweet and innocent by her peers and is well-liked. She appears to like Molly O'Shea more than some of the other women, as evident in the mission "Polite Society, Valentine Style" when she is the first to express regret in not bringing Molly along. However, after Molly was killed after confessing to betraying the gang, Tilly is less sympathetic than most of the other women and believes that O'Shea got what she deserved. Jackson is also shown to be brave and altruistic, saving Jack from the Pinkertons in the absence of other gang members.

Tilly holds Anthony Foreman in low regard and claims that he thinks he owns her, while being hostile to him while she is captured. Nonetheless, when Foreman later promises that he’ll leave her alone, Jackson is adamant that he should be spared and asks Arthur not to kill him, revealing a forgiving side to her personality. Like other women in the gang, Tilly thinks highly of Arthur and offers multiple conversations with him at camp. Tilly is also shown to have strong relationship with the Marston family and like most of the other women in the gang, Tilly has a soft spot for young Jack Marston.

Appearance

By 1899, Tilly is a young African-American woman with brown eyes and dark hair pulled neatly into a French braid. She usually wears a yellow dress with short sleeves and white tips at the bottom of the dress and on the sleeves.

Tilly's second outfit includes a yellow jacket worn over her yellow dress, along with a long red neckerchief. She can also be seen wearing a grey jacket with white stripes on the collar and on the arms, which is also worn over her dress.

Tilly's fourth outfit includes an orange-light brown blouse, a white shirt with a long brown skirt. The fifth outfit includes a blue shirt with a white collar, a brown belt with a silver buckle, and a long yellow skirt. The sixth outfit that Tilly includes usually wears in Clemens Point includes a white blouse, a green shawl, a red belt with a gold-plated buckle, and a long red skirt.

While in Colter, Tilly wears a yellow jacket, a dark brown poncho, a dark red shawl tied over her head, dark brown patterned mittens, a long yellow skirt, with her boots.

Tilly will always be wearing worn black and white boots.

By 1907, her appearance has changed very little. She is visibly pregnant and wears a dark blue striped dress, a white shirt, a red bow tie and a black belt.