Cal's Crying Girl was a third class Irish passenger traveling with her family. After she was separated from her family, she was saved by Caledon Hockley, during the sinking of the Titanic.
The girl was separated from her family before Cal found her. Cal finds her sulking behind an electric winch on the starboard side boat deck just outside of the first class entrance. However, Caledon's rescue of her was not out of heroism, but using her for his own interests to gain access to a lifeboat. The ship's crew forbade men to board unless they were in the company of children and not accompanied by a woman. This ultimately led to both of them surviving. Cal ultimately abandoned her, throwing her into a woman's hands as he fought to defend the lifeboat. The girl was later seen in a deleted scene carried by a woman on the Carpathia.
The girl briefly appeared in a deleted scene in Scotland Road on E Deck with her mother, father, sister and two brothers. Her mother urged the younger of the older brothers to hold her hand, at which the father also told the two siblings to stay together.
