Edgar Munsen (19) is a medium sized Townie. He has fairly dark skin and short black hair that appears to be slicked back and faded in the back of his head and hazel eyes. He appears to be multi-racial—specifcally a mix of African-American and Latino/Hispanic. He has tattoos on his forearms of what appears to be some sort of flaming object and a skull with weapons on it on his other arm and a scar across his face. He wears an orange long sleeved shirt with the sleeves rolled up, buttoned only at the top in the Cholo style, over a green T-shirt, as well as tan cargo pants and brown boots. In the wintertime, he rolls the sleeves down and wears a brown beanie. In dodgeball Edgar has his sleeves down and wears tan shorts going down to his socks.

Due to only a few cutscene appearances and the fact that he doesn't attend Bullworth, Edgar is one of the more remote and mysterious characters in the game. The only thing known about his background is that his parents couldn't afford to send him to Bullworth Academy, and he's resented the school ever since. Like Jimmy, he was also manipulated by Gary, before being betrayed by the latter. Most of his dialogue indicates a love of fighting in general, so much so that if he is beaten up he will still congratulate his opponent on a good fight. He frequently uses "bitch" as an insult.

Edgar seems to be a relatively decent guy, as he helps Jimmy bring peace to Bullworth Academy despite his personal feelings against the school, and during Dodgeball games if his team loses he will even admit the other teams superiority.

Edgar is capable of holding his own against Derby, Bif, and Johnny, due to his aggressive AI and sizeable amount of health, but he's weaker than Russell.

Edgar plays on the Townies' dodgeball team, and is the only clique leader to participate in the games.

Omar Romero (19) has a tall and muscular build and wears a swamp green tank top with an orange flame pattern with an orange biohazard sign, orange metal wrist cuffs, and dark green pants, even in the winter time. He has red hair in a buzzcut and green eyes. Due to their similar outfits and haircuts, he can be mistaken for Clint (aka Henry) at a distance. For unknown reasons a winter clothes model of Omar does not exist in the game.

Omar's voice is simultaneously high pitched, gravelly and nasal, making him hard to understand. Although all the Townies hate Bullworth Academy, Omar spends most of his time preoccupied with how much he hates it, everything about it and everyone who's even slightly associated with it. He goes so far as to wish that someone would set the school on fire and kill everyone who attended it. He does, however, lust after the cheerleaders.

For a kid, Omar is very small minded and old fashioned. He says that as far as he's concerned, that there's no world outside Bullworth. He complains about the amount of educated people in the world. He also objects to technological improvements, although usually only because they interfere with him in some way. He used to rob gas stations, but now that pumps have switched to ATM it's not profitable anymore. Likewise he used to mug people, but now they only carry credit cards. He also complains that no one is willing to take responsibility for anything. Whenever anything goes wrong for Omar, he wails that he hates Bullworth and that it sucks.

Omar also has a comic side. He splutters incoherently when confused or worked up. When knocked off a bike he whines that he hurt his "tushie", and when someone throws a rat he yells "dinnertime!" (he's joking). Some of his quotes when knocked out reference the US armed services, and others are pop cultural references.

Omar is the second-in-command of the Townies.

<clint_aka_henry> In all versions of Bully, he is credited as "Clint (AKA Henry)".

He is referred to exclusively as Henry in the original Bully. All later versions of the game added the missions Mailbox Armageddon and The Collector, and in those he is called Clint.

His character model is identified as Henry, but most of his voice files are located under Clint's name. However, the voice files for Mailbox Armageddon and The Collector are all located under Henry's name.

The confusion most likely came because the character was originally named Henry, and then renamed Clint by programmers who were unaware that the character was already named. The introductory scene of The Collector was featured in pre-release trailers for the original Bully, indicating that the mission was dummied out of the original release, likely while the character was still named Henry, and then added back in unchanged.

It is probable that the developers chose Clint as the character's name, but credited him as Clint (AKA Henry) rather than try to remove every reference to the name Henry. A reasonable explanation for character purposes could be that Clint has dissociative identity disorder, as he is also an asylum patient and has two alters. This is due to how he quickly changes his mood from time to time. Clint might be his calmer personality (or the host; also emphasis on calmer, not calm, because even then Clint isn't exactly the friendliest), while Henry might be his violent one (or the protector—likely a persecutor as well). See Alter Functions for further details.

Clint Mortelliti (18) is a medium sized, muscular Townie (more muscular by Omar and considered to be the most muscular of all the Townies). He wears a black tank top with an orange spider-like logo, blue jeans that appear to be thinning at the knees, and brown boots. He also wears some unusual wrist bands that look to be leather over black padding. He has short red hair worn in a buzzcut like Jimmy's, he has brown eyes, and he has a prominent tattoo of two strands of barbed wire wrapping most of the way around his right bicep. There is a gap where the barbed wire strands don't meet on the back of his arm, which is actually a common trait in 'fake tough guys' who get tattoos to look tough but then can't handle being tattooed on the back of the arm where it's painful. He looks similar to Omar Romero and can be mistaken for him at a distance. In the winter time, he wears a light brown jacket and gray gloves with old blue jeans and brown boots.

Clint has a gravelly voice, and seems to have a mean personality, responding to other townies' topics of discussion with "Yeah, what's it to you?", and even "Stop your blubbering!". He apparently finds animals amusing as he talks about them a lot. His primary trait, however, seems to be that he's mentally unbalanced. He describes himself as "three quarters short of a dollar bill", and spends a lot of time very perturbed over nothing in particular. During cutscenes, he proclaims that he's crazy and proud of it, and that he hates rich people on principle. He seems to be mildly coulrophobic, and claims to be disturbed by circus clowns. He also physically hurts himself to release his anger. He formerly attended Bullworth Academy but was expelled - an incident where he tried to run a casino on school grounds was involved.

Dialogue suggests that he steals bikes and hubcaps and sells them to make money. He claims that he has three children, though he may be lying to avoid conflict as he makes this statement when taunted by Jimmy during Chapter 6. His mother is addicted to cough syrup and he wishes she would get sober.

Character inspiration: His original name of Henry and several aspects of his character relate to Henry Bowers from the Stephen King novel IT. Henry Bowers was a deranged sadistic bully who abused animals. He was driven insane when he witnessed his friends murdered by the titular IT. IT took the form of Frankenstein's monster to kill Henry's friends, but is most recognizable as a monster clown.

Alter Functions (from https://did-research.org/did/alters/functions)

Host: The host is the alter that most commonly uses the body. Host alters collectively fall under the category of fronters, or alters who frequently “front” by taking control of the body and the front, conscious part of the mind. Host alters are responsible for most aspects of daily life, though teams of fronter alters might divide up daily life into more manageable and specialized units such as socialization, academia, work, and taking care of the body. If the host has spent years unaware of the existence of other alters and the trauma that created them, the host might have an extremely hard time coming to accept their DID. This alter might be used to viewing themselves as the only entity in their body and will likely at least at first view themselves as the core. This may or may not be correct. According to the theory of structural dissociation, all hosts are apparently normal parts. Clint is the host.

Protector: Protectors are alters that protect the body, system, host, core, or other specific alters or groups of alters. Physical protectors might take or try to prevent physical abuse or become aggressive in an attempt to defend against physical abuse. Verbal protectors might take verbal abuse or lash back verbally in order to counter verbal abuse. Emotional protectors might take emotional abuse or comfort other alters to soften the effects of emotional abuse. Sexual protectors might take sexual abuse or attempt to instigate sexual abuse in an attempt to feel more in control of the situation. Caretaker alters are a unique type of protector that is focused specifically on taking care of younger, weaker, or more vulnerable alters or external children. Persecutors are another specific type of protector that are often not seen as such but that protect by harming the system themselves in order to avoid outside harm.

Persecutor: Persecutors are alters that purposefully harm the body, system, host, core, or other alters, sabotage the system’s goals or healing, or work to assist the system’s abuser(s). Persecutors might hold self hatred or provide an outlet for internalized abusive and negative messages. They might believe that hurting the system or other alters is the only way to control them or teach them how to behave and so prevent further and more extreme abuse from outside abusers. They might be reenacting abuse or trying to ensure that future abuse isn’t more harmful due to being preceded by a period of relatively little abuse. Some persecutor alters are introjects of abusers and may or may not understand that they are not actually the abuser themselves. A relatively comprehensive source on persecutory alters, including abuser introjects, is "Understanding and Treating Dissociative Identity Disorder" by Howell. Kluft (in "A Clinician’s Understanding of Dissociation" from Dissociation and the Dissociative Disorders) also gives an in-depth case study on working with introjects of abusers. In Clint's case, Henry is the protector and persecutor because he is the more aggressive and violent one—but also is the one who initiates self-harm to the body to release anger and other emotions (frustration, maybe sadness). </clint_aka_henry>

Duncan Tetzloff (18) is a small townie who wears a white tank top with an orange logo, blue-gray jeans with a pocket chain, brown boots that are white at the top and bands on his wrists. He also sports a light brown fauxhawk. He has brown eyes. In the winter time he wears a black jacket with a bright orange wool hat with a black stripe. He has a tattoo of a black, simplified hand grenade on his left bicep.

Duncan is a small townie who wears a white tank top with an orange logo, blue-gray jeans with a pocket chain, brown boots that are white at the top and bands on his wrists. He also sports a light brown fauxhawk. He has brown eyes. In the winter time he wears a black jacket with a bright orange wool hat with a black stripe. He has a tattoo of a black, simplified hand grenade on his left bicep.

Duncan dropped out of Bullworth Academy an indeterminate amount of time ago due to the constant bullying, although he now regrets dropping out of school and claims it was stupid to do so. He now lives a physically active life and is particularly interested in extreme biking. He talks about jumps he plans to attempt in the future and trips to a dirt track. He also references the number of times he's hurt himself biking - he's broken his collar bone three times, and his "buttbone" once. If he crashes, he'll even admit to not being all that good at biking. He's also a fantasy enthusiast. He likes to play Grottos and Gremlins, claims to be a black ninja when fighting, and wants to look like a barbarian.

He participates in recreational drug use. He was kicked out of Shop class when he made a pipe, one of his lines of free roam dialogue indicates he's currently high on something and trying to hide it, and when he says goodbye to others, he has the odd habit of mumbling and stammering while being evasive about what he's about to go do. When out of breath, he can mention needing an inhaler.

He's also bisexual and is able to make out with Jimmy. He's into girls and regularly schemes to impress them. One of his favorite ways to try and impress them is to break into buildings. He claims that he broke into the Girls' Dorm and that the Bullworth girls all make out with each other in there, which is highly unlikely to be true.

The bully Davis claims to have bullied a kid so badly he dropped out, and as Duncan claims to have been bullied into dropping out, he is thought to be the kid that Davis is talking about. During the game he is tougher and a much better fighter than Davis, but he could have been bullied when he was younger and smaller. It's possible that Duncan may have been a Nerd before becoming a townie due to his love for Grottos and Gremlins and his former status as a bullying victim.

He appears to be friends with Leon as the two appear working together in a few different missions.

Out of the Townies, Gurney Isaacs (20) is the tallest, and is only second to Russell when it comes to height. He has brown hair worn in a buzz cut and a goatee, as well as blue eyes. He wears a brown jacket over an orange t-shirt with a blue design on it and blue jeans with stains on them and blue shoes, but adds fingerless gloves to himself during the winters. When playing dodgeball he wears a plain orange T-shirt and khaki shorts. He has a slight southern accent.

Gurney's personality is mainly focused on girls. Unlike the similarly girl-crazy Parker, Ricky, Lucky and Casey, Gurney is apparently quite successful with them. He is one of very few characters whose dialogue refers directly to sexual activity. He's also an aspiring musician. He used to be a student at Bullworth Academy but was expelled.

His name is the same as the last name of the Bully Tom Gurney, but their extremely different appearances and accents make it highly unlikely that they are related.

Gurney plays on the Townie dodgeball team.

Jerry Martinez (18) is medium sized with brown eyes, short brown hair that appears to be slicked back and has a somewhat oval face. He wears a short-sleeved black t-shirt with orange stars on it over an orange long-sleeved shirt, tan khakis with rips in the knees, and black shoes in the summer. In the winter he simply adds a blue coat and a dark green knit cap. When playing dodgeball he wears the black t-shirt with tan shorts and black boots.

Jerry is nearly obsessed with his own supposed intelligence, and the vast majority of his dialogue is boasting about it in some form or other. Whatever it is he's doing and whoever he's talking to, he either knew it already, invented it, or could've done it better. He's so enamored of his intelligence that he thinks he's certain to make it big in the very near future. Sometimes his boasting gets ridiculous. He claims to be training for the Olympics if his bike is stolen, and he randomly brags about being recruited by NASA. He claims he dropped out of Bullworth Academy because he was too intelligent, and even when he's on reasonable terms with a Bullworth student, he condescends to them and calls them 'schoolkid.' However, he hasn't yet told his mother that he dropped out and worries about what will happen if she finds out.

On the rare occasions that Jerry tries to show off his knowledge instead of just bragging about it, it is clear that he's, if not stupid, very misinformed. For example, he says that if the whole world were at high tide at the same time, all the land would sink, and he also thinks that Native Americans invented gunpowder and traded it to the Chinese for feathers.

If Jerry feels like he's about to get in a fight that he doesn't want to be in, he'll shamelessly beg for mercy, saying that he has a heart condition and that his father abandoned him.

He plays on the Townie's dodgeball team.

Leon Williams (19) is large (and tall), with brown eyes, and is the only black townie. He wears an orange jacket over a blue T-shirt, dark brown slacks, and brown shoes in the summer and winter, but when playing dodgeball, wears baggy jean shorts and an orange T-shirt, which has "Your mom owes me money $" written on the back of it.

Leon is a slacker to the extreme. His favorite thing to do is sit at home and watch TV, and he loathes the fact that he'll have to get a job some day. He loves his juvenile status as it provides him legal protection from misdemeanors. His school career is barely discussed, but he's familiar with the staff at Bullworth Academy and he holds a grudge against the librarian Mrs. Carvin. He went so far as to sneak back onto campus to steal a book from her. Given his penchant for laziness, it could be surmised that Leon never kept up with his assignments, ultimately contributing to him having to leave the Academy. Leon's favorite insults are calling people "damn goofs" and "dinks."

Leon spends a lot of time bored and complains that nothing ever happens in Bullworth. He enjoys fighting and mayhem in general because it livens things up. Leon also says that his life can't hit a lower point, and that things can only get better from where he is now. He also appears to be friends with Duncan as they appear working together in a few missions.

Unlike most, if not all of the other Townies, Leon still maintains a relationship with one of his parents and will visit his mother from time to time to help her with things.

Moreover, he plays on the Townies' dodgeball team. He is unrelated to Norton Williams, a Greaser, though they're both black and share the same surname and are both tall.

Otto Tyler (18) is small framed with brown eyes, ears that stick out, and he has short brown hair. He wears an orange tank top with a skull on the front, and two black bands on his left arm, one at the wrist, one at the bicep. He also wears black pants with a pocket chain and black boots. In the winter time he wears a navy blue padded jacket with orange trim, and a black wool cap with an orange stripe with the same black pants with the pocket chain and black boots that he normally wears.

Otto has a very negative personality. He doesn't seem to actually like anything - the closest he comes to saying anything nice about anything is bragging that he stole some cigarettes, and saying he wants to be a circus freak. He denigrates everything from people to clothing to carnival rides as 'garbage.' However, he especially hates Bullworth Academy. It isn't made clear whether he dropped out or was expelled, but it's faintly implied that his parents don't know that he's no longer attending, and that he's homeless to avoid letting them find out.

When Otto talks he almost never pronounces the final 'g' on words ending in it. He has a mildly gravelly voice, and when he gets angry he snarls in an unusual way, both through his nose and his throat at the same time. He has no particular accent.

It is heavily implied that Otto's negative personality is because of a Napoleon complex. He denigrates others as 'schoolboy' and 'schoolkid,' but also uses other diminutive insults like 'brat' and 'worm.' He regularly uses 'you suck' and variations of it as insults as well. He sometimes claims to be 'hard,' uses hard as a compliment, and in one rare effort to be nice compliments someone's bench press. One particular line of his dialogue implies heavily that he knows he's small and weak and that he's just posturing to make up for it.

Otto also has a dirty mouth. He has more lines with profanities in them than any other character in the game. He takes the lord's name in vain, accuses people he's trying to intimidate of being about to piss their pants, and a lot of his threats while bullying and fighting are outright death threats.

Zoe Taylor (18) is a main character in Bully. She is a member of the Townies when Jimmy first meets her, and one of the Non-Clique Students while attending Bullworth Academy later on.

Zoe has red hair cut short, brown eyes, and she dresses in punk-style clothing - a cropped white T-shirt with a skull on the front, black lace detached sleeves, a light blue jean denim skirt with a flame pattern, a black belt and black knee high goth boots with straps. She wears a lot of rings on her fingers as well as black nail polish. During the winter, she adds a black bomber jacket. Her school uniform consists of an orange tartan skirt, a nod to her affiliation with the Townies who favor that color, along with a white Bullworth shirt worn a couple sizes too small and unbuttoned at the top and bottom. She also wears black nylons and the same black lace detached sleeves she did as a townie. She has a tattoo of cherries above her right hip.

Zoe is native to the town of Bullworth. She lives in the largest house in Blue Skies Industrial Park, a once-nice two story with a front porch. Very little is known about her home life, although she apparently has a turbulent relationship with her mom and argues with her frequently. Nothing is known about her dad. She attended Bullworth Academy, but she was unjustly expelled after complaining about being sexually harassed by Mr. Burton the year before Jimmy arrived. According to unused dialogue, she and Mandy were once friends.

Zoe is one of the more down to earth people in the game. She and Jimmy seem to have a lot in common; they both come from tough home lives and tend to be credited as being troublemakers, but are both feisty, gutsy kids who enjoy fighting and are prepared to stand up to corruption. She seems to be intelligent and likes to read, though she claims this is strictly out of boredom. She complains about how everyone in Bullworth is "fake," and has personal grudges against Mr. Burton and Tad Spencer. She states that she prefers to date older men and junkies, thinking that they're more "romantic," but she eventually develops feelings for Jimmy and dates him in the end.

Although she's not a full-fledged tomboy, Zoe has several likes and interests that aren't stereotypically girly. Her idea of a good date is smashing up the inventory of Spencer Shipping, further evincing her hatred of Tad. She also laughs when someone throws a dead rat, and her dialogue when threatening and fighting indicate that she enjoys it. However, she isn't tougher than any other girl in the game.

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The Townies can be seen in Blue Skies Industrial Park, the Graveyard in the Church in Old Bullworth Vale, and New Coventry (specifically Southern New Coventry) at night.

Blue Skies Industrial Park

Blue Skies Industrial Park is the southeastern part of the Town of Bullworth. Aside from a small residential neighborhood, it is dominated by factories and warehouses. Heavy industrial machines such as bulldozers can be seen on the streets. There is also a rail yard there.

Whereas most of Bullworth resembles New England, the residential area more closely resembles the southern United States. Furniture can frequently be seen on porches, homes have deteriorating paintwork and broken windows, and there are rusted out automobiles in the grass. An out of use train track runs through the area. This is the primary hangout of the Townies, although they can be seen throughout the rest of New Coventry. Other Bullworth students rarely appear there, and the Townies spend their time talking and harassing the hobos who also live there.

The district was called Blue Skies Industrial Area on the fold-out map that came with the game.

There is an empty spit of land directly south of the docks and just west of the train tracks that was once the location of the Paper Mill mentioned by several characters.

Happy Volts Asylum is southwest of Blue Skies, and is considered its own district rather than a part of Blue Skies.

Locations in Blue Skies Industrial Park

1. Train Tracks: This rail line begins in New Coventry and ends in an elevated terminus where a rubber band is located. At the north end, one can access this line via two dirt trails, and at the south end there is a wooden ramp through which one can exit the line, and it dumps into the woods. (Jimmy can access the asylum and the school through the tunnels.) This is one of the more interesting features of the game because it allows access through, but not into, Blue Skies in Chapter 3, before unlocking Blue Skies. The Train Tracks also provide boundaries between New Coventry and Bullworth Town, between Blue Skies and the docks, and between Blue Skies and the Happy Volts Asylum.

The train track is a large railroad that runs from New Coventry, through Blue Skies and hits a dead end by the train depot in Blue Skies. It runs on top of the New Coventry Underpass and It is passed through during Lola's Race, where Jimmy has to avoid the speeding train carts from hitting him and knocking him off of his bike. They remain in the same place after moving in the mission. An access to the tracks can be found through the woods in New Coventry and behind the In and Out Motel. A long wooden passage branches off to the right of the train depot in Blue Skies runs over water and ends with a drop into the Woods.

There are two branch lines, one starts at the train depot and travels through the heart of Blue Skies, ending near the tattoo parlor, and another branches off the main line and leads to the area outside the BMX park, where there is a yard of sorts. One track on the latter branch line extends slightly further east, to past the BMX park. The first branch line, at least through Blue Skies' residential area, appears abandoned.

While on the track, no trains can be encountered, although they can be heard while in Blue Skies. It is very likely that passenger trains once travelled along the line, due to the current BMX park having a sign saying "Bullworth Central Station" on the side, indicating that it may have once been a railway station. It is unlikely that passenger trains still run on the line. There is a tunnel that leads to the path to Happy Volts and another that leads to the Docks. The towers and the Chem-O lot can be seen while passing through the tracks. The terrain prevents the player from riding a skateboard on the rails. This railroad separates New Coventry from Bullworth Town.

2. Blue Skies Shipping: An abandoned warehouse a few blocks away from the Dropout Hangout. Parked in the yard is a Yankee, a truck that appears in the GTA and Manhunt series.

3. Chem-O Lot: The Chem-O Lot is the chemical plant in the southeastern part of Blue Skies Industrial Park. It is the location of Jimmy's fight with Edgar. The silo is filled with broken girders, storage tanks, mazes of pipes, elevators and chemical baths. The Townies currently claim it as their "stronghold."

The Chem-O Lot is in the far back of the heavy industrial part of Blue Skies, and is inaccessible outside the mission Busting In, Part II. On the roof, there's some graffiti that was apparently written by the Greasers instead of the Townies. There are a few "Greasers Rock!" tags, and one that says "Pinky, call me!". There are also some anarchist A's, identical to the ones in the girls dorm in Complete Mayhem and in the save (location) book.

The boss fight with Edgar, Showdown at the Plant, takes place here. Some Chem-O bottles make their appearances in Chemistry and Art classes.

4. Clint's Trailer: A trailer in a small section of the residential area east of the road, it plays no role in Bully. In Scholarship Edition, Jimmy meets Clint (aka Henry) there and receives the missions Mailbox Armageddon and The Collector.

5. The Docks: Found in the western part of Blue Skies, the Docks are a series of docks with various buildings on them. There is a tall fence with a door that operates on a switch found on the far side of it. Many empty industrial barrels are sitting around. Jimmy can hide in most of them, although some have fires in them. There are many warehouses located on the docks, two of which are Bullworth Gasoline & Motor Oil and F.A.R.T & Co. Natural Gasoline.

The Docks are featured in the mission Preppies Vandalized. Aside from that, Jimmy can get an errand shooting rats there, another errand to salvage a package from the wrecked ship, and can explore a wrecked boat in the ocean just west of the docks for a rubber band. There is also a garden gnome on an adrift barge that he can destroy.

6. Dropout Hangout: A warehouse near Spencer Shipping's Warehouse that the Townies have been using. Sometimes a random Bullworth student appears in front of it, fighting the Townies. The hangout is apparently named for the old Dropouts clique.

After Townie Challenge, Jimmy can use this as a save location.

7. Power Plant: An electric plant Located near the WonderMeats processing plant, Jimmy must go through the power plant during Busting in Part II.

8. Red Star Industries: Another factory located in Blue Skies Industrial Park, in front of the Chem-O-Lot plant. Jimmy must go into one of the buildings during Busting in Part II.

9. Rail Yard: The Rail Yard forms a barrier between the Chem-O-Lot and the rest of Blue Skies. Many train cars are found on the tracks, and getting through the area requires using the roundhouse to move the cars around. There is a large complex of buildings in the same area, although it isn't clear whether they're connected to the Chem-O-Lot, the rail yard, or neither.

10. Spazz Industries Factory: The factory is set right in the middle of Blue Skies. It can't be entered, but metal grates form ramps up the side, and there are small doors operated by switches that can be opened. In the small rooms are crates that can be destroyed to reveal ammo refill pickups, and a rubber band in the other. There is a hardware store located in Bullworth Town called Spazz Industries Hardware Store, this could imply that the factory specializes in making hardware tools and equipment.

11. Spencer Shipping Warehouse: A warehouse found right near the Dropout Hideout that stores all the valuables that Tad Spencer's father ships. The mission Smash It Up takes place here. If Jimmy fails to smash all the tombstones set up during Halloween, they can be found here. There is also a crate marked as liquor for Mr. Galloway and a forklift from the GTA and Manhunt series.

12. Tattoo Parlor: Found in the northern part of the residential area, the tattoo parlor is located in a trailer with a couch in the lawn in front of it. Although he isn't seen inside, it is believed that Denny runs it.

13. Wonder Meats Processing Plant: The Wonder Meats Processing Plant appears to be abandoned. The rooms are mostly empty with bricks lying on the ground, as is the parking lot. Russell hides from the police in one of the buildings after the events of Busting In, Part I.

14. Zoe's House: Found in the residential area, Zoe's house is fairly big and may have looked nice at one point. However, it is as dilapidated as the rest of the area, with cracked peeling paint and broken windows. It also contains a gnome.

Happy Volts Asylum

• Is considered to be partially autonomous from the rest of Blue Skies.

The Happy Volts Asylum is a psychiatric hospital in Bullworth. Along with the Woods, the Asylum is a base for many rumours regarding werewolves and aliens, due to its spooky nature. The name is a possible reference to electroshock therapy.

Happy Volts is located near the meadows at the back of the school, sandwiched between the Blue Skies Industrial Park to the east and Bullworth Academy's Observatory to the west.

Happy Volts caters to the mentally ill residents of Bullworth, as stated by its sign ("Home for the Mentally Unwell") which have at some point included the Townies Otto Tyler, Leon Williams, and Clint (aka Henry), who Jimmy helps return to the asylum. During the course of the game, the English teacher Mr. Lionel Galloway, and Greaser leader Johnny Vincent are admitted into the asylum, only to escape with help from Jimmy. And during the missions, Fenwick can also be seen on grounds. It is also rumored that Gary Smith was admitted into the asylum at the end of the game.

The building is divided into three blocks A, B, and C, Block B being reserved for patients who have violent tendencies. At first glance it may seem that only A and B block can be accessed, as only those two have the icon indicating that the door can be opened. However, the door to C Block can be broken down through punches, jumping against it, or weapons. Blocks A and B are in active use, but C Block is run down and decrepit. There is a mortuary located inside C block, along with what appears to be operating tables and a X-ray viewer depicting x-rays of humans with physical defects. If Jimmy regularly visits Block C he may encounter a door marked with EMPLOYEES ONLY with a green arrow under it, which is normally locked. If Jimmy opens this door, he will enter a fenced-off area. He will not be able to return to the building, and will have to wait till 2 am. Alternatively, Jimmy can use a weapon to hit an orderly though the fence, then he will be busted through the wall and then brought to Blue Skies Industrial Park police station. (Jimmy must be close up to the fence otherwise the orderlies won't spot him.)

During free roam, not a single patient is seen in the cells, though they can be heard screaming. The asylum is patrolled by the Orderlies, who wear white uniforms and look for trespassers. This interior is the most interactable in the entire game. If Jimmy wears the Black Ninja Outfit or Orderly Uniform he can explore the asylum without getting in trouble for trespassing.

New Coventry

New Coventry is the northeastern area of Bullworth.

New Coventry is a run-down, poor urban area bordered by the Blue Skies Industrial Park to the south, and Bullworth Town to the west. During Chapter II, it is blocked off due to damage to The Underpass. It opens up at the start of Chapter III, and most of the Chapter III missions take place there.

New Coventry resembles a generalized working class neighborhood of the type common in the United States in large cities in the northeast. It has several stores, only a few of which aren't closed down. It also holds a neighborhood that resembles a historic district full of tenements in the northeast, and a run down commercial district in the southwest. There is an industrial area in the southern part, near Blue Skies, and the Blue Skies residents can be found around here.

The Greasers are based in this area. They run wild all over town, yelling at and harassing the residents. Townies are also seen there frequently, although usually individually rather than in groups. Fights between Greasers and Townies are fairly common. Adults and greasers can be seen urinating in the alleys, and the walls of the area are frequently tagged by Greasers. Preppies sometimes appear in the area in the evening, throwing eggs at the buildings.

Locations in New Coventry

1. Blue Balls Pool Hall: Blue Balls Pool Hall is a closed pool hall that the Greasers have taken over and turned into a hangout. Jimmy wins it from them in Greaser Challenge. The arcade game Monkey Fling is located there. Like many businesses, the name is a double entendre. Unused dialogue identifies Damon West's father as the hall's owner.

The pool tables are gone, but the Greasers have dragged in a few couches, a television, and a mattress for sleeping. The door to the women's bathroom can be kicked open and there is still a working toilet-bowl in the bathroom. In the southeastern section is a small bar. An arcade console for Monkey Fling is also located here.

There is a locker where one can change their outfit.

2. BMX Park: A building formerly used as a train station (a sign still reads Bullworth Central Station) that has been converted into a skateboarding and BMX park. One mission, Bait, takes place there. Aside from that, the bike park is a useful place to perform bike tricks with any earned (or stolen) BMX bike. To jump off ramps, the user must simply build up speed, and hold down the jump button while approaching/on the ramp. Then, once at the top of the ramp, release the button, and Jimmy will jump quite high into the air. Once in the air, the user may perform flips using the left analog stick. A random greaser can be found riding around at all times of the day. The Greasers Lucky, Lefty, and Peanut have left their names in graffiti on the walls inside the park, with Peanut having spelled his name as "Pnut."

3. The Final Cut: An alternative store that does both haircuts and clothing, run by Betty.

The store is run by Betty. It has a dark, alternative/punk theme. There is a stage where a band named Bucket of Oysters can play, and there are posters covering the walls. According to Betty, the store hosts poetry readings and most of the items in the shop are vegan, while a percentage of the profits goes towards the disadvantaged. On one side is a curtained dressing area where Jimmy can try on clothes, and there is a barber's area in the middle.

Betty is a young woman probably in her mid to late 20s. She dresses in all black, wears short shorts and a somewhat low-cut top, and black boots. She spikes her hair metallic blue, and has piercings and a tattoo of a skull on her right wrist.

Betty is very into alternative living; some of her lines hint that she may be an extreme feminist, but will still do business with men. Other lines strongly suggest that she is an anarcho-capitalist, as she is into the punk lifestyle and wants to do her own thing, but takes her job seriously as it is most likely how she earns her living. She has an ex-boyfriend whom she speaks poorly of, and she mentions "sisters" on occasion. It is unclear if she is referring to literal siblings of hers, though it seems likely that the phrase is a reference to the feminist movement.

According to Mr. Castillo, she has a crush on him, and he refers to her as a "goth chick". According to Betty, all of the stuff she sells in her store is 100% vegan—even the hair dye.

4. The Golden Horseshoe: A hotel and bar in New Coventry located near Blue Balls Pool Hall. During 2 AM, a bar fight can be heard taking place in the bar, but since Jimmy will pass out during this time, it cannot be heard fully.

5. Hung Lo: A Chinese restaurant that has crime scene tape plastered on its doors, although there appears to be an alternate entrance off to the side of the building. True to its theme, it is painted red and has lanterns hanging from the signboard. Its advertising board is a frequent target of vandalism by the Greasers. Like all other restaurants in the game it is inaccessible to Jimmy. Behind the board is a firecracker pickup. Similar to many businesses in the games of Rockstar Games, the name is a double entendre.

6. Junkyard: The place where Jimmy fights Johnny Vincent. It can be found at the southeast corner of New Coventry. There are wrecked cars stacked in a circle around a bare dirt area, and a magnetic crane used to move them. It is reached by taking a path that leads east from the Tenements, although the path cuts back south.

7. Slab 'O Meat: A closed down meat deli in New Coventry.

8. Tasteful Tattoos: Tasteful Tattoos is a tattoo parlor, next door to The Final Cut.

9. The Tenements: A massive condemned apartment building in the northeast corner of New Coventry. The Greasers have turned it into a hangout. A mission, The Tenements, and two errands take place there. Miss Abby however, claims residence in the building, as with a few others.

10. The Underpass: A railroad bridge that runs over the main road, separating Bullworth Town from New Coventry. A number of missions start from here. During one of them, Jimmy spraypaints "Jimmy wuz here" under the bridge. This graffiti remains visible for the rest of the game.

As these are train tracks, New Coventry could be said to be "the wrong side of the tracks" both figuratively and literally.

11. Yum Yum Market: One of the three locations of the local chain grocery store, Yum Yum Market. This one is run by Stan. Stan is somewhat thin, with thick black hair and a handlebar mustache. He wears a green grocer's smock over his clothing. Stan is the shopkeeper at the Yum Yum Market's branch in New Coventry. He is the only shopkeeper other than Mr. Oh to work at the store. Stan uses marijuana heavily and is implied to be under the influence when he's working. He has a slow, somewhat lazy voice, calls people "man" and "dude" a lot, and directly mentions usage when out of breath. While he is very laid-back most of the time, he can become abruptly enraged when provoked.

Yum Yum Market is a branch of mini marts in Bullworth with three total locations. Two, in Bullworth Town and Old Bullworth Vale, are run by Mr. Oh. The third one, in New Coventry, is run by Stan. The stores serve as a place where Jimmy can purchase items, which will be added to his inventory. They can be identified on the in-game map as orange shopping-trolley blips.

Graveyard

The Church, and the graveyard housed within its grounds, can be found in northeastern Old Bullworth Vale. Members of the Townies clique can often be found loitering on the church grounds along with a random Non-Clique student who will be crying at one of the graves. Jimmy takes a photo of the church for his Photography class at Bullworth Academy. The church's denomination is unknown.

At night, a preacher can be heard reading excerpts from the Bible, mostly the Book of Genesis and the Book of Revelation. It's also possible to hear a wolf howling in the distance while on the church grounds after dark.