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>>5234071
I will pass for an autistic for saying this stuff but who cares... imho it's not exactly fitting for Caleb per se, but for his surroundings.
I agree that an "undead cowboy occultist" as you call it shouldn't have a pitchfork, but who knows, maybe a clasp knife or some other typical blade... But that would water down the concept of how cool Caleb is, because a pitchfork although can be considered weird from some point of view, is also something that easily becomes a staple in its "oddness".
But that's only some kind of practical thinking, in the end what i meant was that it probably wasn't that hard for anyone on that era having a pitchfork laying somewhere, i mean, Caleb himself starts on his own grave, so that's probably the first thing he managed to grasp in order to take revenge. It makes more sense that way... This would also explain why in Blood II (why does this game even exist btw) he doesn't have it anymore.