Dutch starts Red Dead Redemption 2 in an honorable light, even after the Blackwater Massacre. His long-time gang members try and defend his actions, but soon enough his true character comes to light. It is quickly revealed that Dutch killed a Blackwater woman in terrible fashion. This deed is followed up with his brutal drowning of Angelo Bronte, and merciless choking of a woman in Guarma. Dutch might have once been an honorable man, but by the end of Red Dead Redemption 2 , the player will realize just the kind of man he
The Van Der Linde gang used to steal from the rich and give back to the poor. The gang’s gradual decline is never more visible than their partnership with Leopold Strauss. Strauss gives terrible loans to folk with barely any money, and when they can’t pay, Arthur Morgan appears on collections duty. Without a doubt though the gang’s first step to becoming lost was doing business with Mr. Stra
Arthur has been loyal for as long as he’s been alive to the Van Der Linde gang. When John Marston left the gang, Arthur took it personally. He had every reason too and expressed his feelings as well. Arthur helps Abigail on numerous occasions when it comes to taking care of Jack, Abigail and John’s
Mr. Macquire is a good man to have in camp. He uplifts camp spirits upon his return and is loyal to the bitter end. More than anything, Sean just wants to ride with Arthur and John Marston on whatever scheme they’ve concocted. He cares more for fun than anything else, and his idea of fun is potentially killing people. That lack of sensitivity and awareness in regard to his actions really speaks towards his sense of ho
The tertiary antagonist of Red Dead Redemption 2 , Colm O’Driscoll is an infamous outlaw who was once friends with Dutch Van Der Linde. However, they drifted apart and soon became enemies. Colm O’Driscoll is a mean and cynical man who cares little for anyone but hims
It perhaps goes without saying considering John never once mentions him in the first game, but Arthur Morgan does not survive the events of _ Red Dead Redemption 2 _ . This is always something to be mindful of with a prequel, but it isn’t as if Arthur couldn’t have survived. It wouldn’t have made for as compelling a narrative, but it could have wor
Tragically, the big spoiler isn’t that he has TB, but that he’s had TB since the start of Chapter 2. For the majority of the game, Arthur has had a symptomless disease waiting to eat away at him and it isn’t until he leaves Guarma that his constant coughing turns into something much wo
ESTPs are intelligent folks who like to leap before they look and fix things as they go. They dive right into the eye of the storm and often exhibit some risky behavior to get what they want. Bill Williamson was a good man but soon became the very thing he hated so m
His death was shrouded in mystery though as there were still so many questions regarding John Marston still undiscovered. So many details the player still wondered about him that are still unknown to this day. This list will ask 10 questions still revolving around Mr. Mars
The divide is coming faster and faster at this point. With the arrival of these two hired guns, everyone can tell that sides may soon be taken. The Van Der Linde gang was never a group of hired guns and careless murderers yet that is exactly what the camp is
Arthur states the gang has pushed things too far, that maybe there aren’t two rats, and that the gang made it easy for the Pinkertons. He continues by saying they don’t even need a rat because the gang has gotten sloppier than the town dr
The back of every card boasts art from _ Red Dead Redemption _ , while the Rockstar Games emblem is in the upper and lower corners. These are an exact replica of the cards used in the game, perfect for a collector or as a complement to an Arthur Morgan cosp
Except she didn’t rat the gang out at all, she lied simply to get a rise out of Dutch. Whether or not she did so to pull off a “suicide by cop” scenario is left unclear (and for the better, honestly,) but it’s one of the more layered, nuanced spoilers in the g
Not only that, but he explores the Open world games quests and his relationships through his actions rather than with his words. Marston is unpredictable and creative, just like Arthur Morgan is. A fantastic video game protagonist and a beloved character in the minds of fans of the Red Dead franch
What’s particularly interesting about _ Red Dead Redemption 2 _ is how long it takes to get to the bulk of the story. Unlike the first _ Red Dead Redemption _ where John Marston began the game with a clear goal, Arthur Morgan is just trying to get by and live under Dutch’s rule for the first half or so of _ RDR2 _ ’s narrat
Arthur states he should have paid on time, Mrs. Downes states he killed him, and Arthur answers with this quote. It’s bone-chilling and speaks to how ruthless and desensitized Arthur can be when the need arises. He follows this up with a couple of death threats to her son as well. A solemn reminder that he is not a nice guy, and he could make this situation wo
