Havelock

authoritative cautious disciplined

Havelock leads a troop of Boy Scouts through the desert of the American Southwest toward an ancient cliffside Pueblo. He halts the group with authority, dismounts them, and warns the boys against wandering into the site's labyrinthine passageways that stretch for miles. Later, young Indiana Jones directs Herman to alert him about grave robbers looting a kiva chamber, positioning Havelock as the troop's responsible adult overseer amid emerging dangers.

3 appearances

Boy Scout Troop Leadership

Also known as: Mr. Havelock, Officer in Command

Havelock's Journey

A timeline through the narrative

3 moments

S1E3 · INDIANA JONES AND THE LAST CRUSADE

The Scouts' Illusion: Curiosity and the First Omen of Danger

Authoritative but subtly anxious, masking his concern about the scouts' recklessness with a veneer of control.

Scoutmaster Havelock raises his hand to halt the troop of Boy Scouts, then dismounts with authoritative precision. He issues a stern warning about the dangers of wandering into the labyrinthine …

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S1E3 · INDIANA JONES AND THE LAST CRUSADE

The Cross of Coronado: A Boy’s First Stand Against Plunder

N/A (off-screen)

Scoutmaster Havelock is referenced by Indy as the person Herman should alert about the looting. His role is purely off-screen, serving as the boys’ designated adult authority figure. The mention …

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S1E3 · INDIANA JONES AND THE LAST CRUSADE

The Cross of Coronado: Indy’s First Heist and Fedora’s Chilling Pursuit

Not directly observable, but implied to be one of responsibility—though his later actions reveal a more complex moral compass.

Havelock is not physically present in this event, but his authority is invoked when Indy sends Herman to fetch him and the sheriff. Havelock’s role as Scoutmaster positions him as …

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