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#i love you John marston
burdock-root · 4 hours
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“I’ve always been ugly, Dutch.”
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prancingfawn · 1 month
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sometimes I think about how John had to not only hold his (basically) father at gunpoint and then watch him kill himself afterwards bc he couldn't pull the trigger.
And then I think about how he had to go down the mountain knowing he would find his father's corpse.
And then I think about how he just watched his corpse knowing that that was in fact the man who raised him and his (basically) brother.
And then I think about how he had to watch Ross shoot his corpse with his own gun because John still couldnt bring himself to do it.
And then I think about how I'm about to follow Dutch's footsteps.
KILL ME KILL ME I CANT DO THIS PLEASE
why is red dead so fucking sad I'm going to bomb Rockstar games (I am not going to do that don't sue me rockstar)
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synthsays · 1 month
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Chamber of Reflection - Mac DeMarco
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arthursfuckinghat · 27 days
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The ONE time Charles cracks a joke around John and it flew right over his head - bless these men
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phasewashere · 2 months
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anyways. john being the favored son actually makes me insane because. arthur was dutchs golden boy. his pride and his joy. arthur was obedient and good and never argued against his father until the end. the perfect son. john was his son. the way arthur describes his relationship with dutch versus with hosea. how hosea is more human. because hosea does not treat arthur the way dutch does. the way hosea loves arthur but not in the way dutch does. dutch puts him on a pedestal. hes dutchs boy. his prize pony. HIS beloved son. to hosea arthur is just his son. he loves arthur. but arthur is his own man and hosea understands this. its the way dutch sees arthur as a an extention of himself. a symbol of his prowess (even though he still loves him its just. fucked up). hosea sees him as a person. hosea is arthurs father and arthur is his son.
john and dutch emulate the way hosea and arthur act. to me. john and dutch are father and son and john is dutchs spitting image. flaws included. dutch loves him as much as he hates him because he sees himself in john.
he loves it as much as he fears it.
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strrwbrrryjam · 2 months
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either treat abigail, molly, mary, with respect or die looking down the barrel of my gun
i'm being one hundred percent serious when i say i'm tired of people disregarding and disrespecting them to uplift their queer ships. it's bad and it needs to stop.
like i just read a jovier post where they have john cheat on abigail?what the fuck man.
his love for her is unwavering and he is incredibly committed to abigail, he's so devoted to her, working so hard to create a life for the three of them. john is willing to lay down his life to protect his family, and he does so, rescuing them is his whole motive for seeking redemption in the first game. he would never disrespect abigail like that, he's learned and grown, he's no longer the shithead deadbeat dad when jack was young, he loves her.
arthur still so clearly loves mary, his love remaining steadfast and unwavering even years after their broken engagement, it's so obvious on his face when he looks at her. his heart still yearns for her that when she calls, he comes, even if he's a little miffed at the start, he still goes. honestly, i believe if arthur didn't have other commitments in the gang, he would have run away with her when she asked him.
and while molly and dutch's relationship is tumultuous and dutch absolutely does not deserve her, molly is so important to dutch's character and the story as a whole. molly's loyalty to dutch highlights dutch's charisma and the ways dutch inspires loyalty throughout the gang. her existence also depicts the internal conflicts dutch has and the moral uncertainty of dutch's actions. her presence within the gang and relationship with dutch represents the internal strife and conflicts within the gang, highlighting the human cost of their choices and the sacrifices that are made in pursuit of a false freedom in the old west.
and let's not even mention the treatment eliza, annabelle, bessie and even susan receive, which is hardly any mention at all.
eliza, annabelle and bessie each play small but significant parts to not just their respective partners, but to the story as a whole.
eliza shapes arthu’rs past and motivations. her tragic death, along with their son, isaac, has a large impact on arthur and his present relationships, such as abigail and jack. their memory serves as a driving force of arthurs path to redemption.
annabelles fate fuels dutch's vendetta against colm and the o'driscolls, and adds personal stakes to the gang as a reminder of the consequences of their life as an outlaw.
and bessie, oh bessie, not only does she add depth to hosea and represents hosea's wishes for a more peaceful life, but hosea loves her so much that when coming to terms with his inevitable death, whether by gunshot or sickness, the mere chance of reuniting with bessie brings him so much comfort, despite the fact that he fears that bessie lives above, while hosea will be traveling down below.
susan is a very controversial character due to her treatment of the women in the gang and her murdering molly, who did not betray the gang, both of which i do not condone, but it is impossible to deny her importance to the story. not only was, from what we know, dutch's first woman, coming before annabelle and molly, she also served an important role in the gang, acting as an authority figure, maintaining order and discipline within the gang where tensions often rise. she serves as an emotional anchor, which is incredibly important when death is constantly looming over you and adds so much depth and complexity to the story of rdr2.
when you ignore and disregard these characters you are undermining the depth and the richness of the story, each of these characters are important to the story. if you wish to truly appreciate the storytelling of rdr2, it is important to recognize and respect each of these characters.
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messrmoonyy · 3 months
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Molly O’shea | Shady Belle
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givemebackmypills · 11 months
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river-of-wine · 5 months
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I’ve been playing Red Dead Redemption and I am enthralled by every aspect of this guy
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caughtinred · 4 months
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a comic with a hat
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idyllghost · 1 month
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Thinking about writing a “time travel” fic where after the events of rdr1 John doesn’t die but instead wakes up on the cliff side of colter after being mauled by wolves. He has a chance to fix things, to save people to save himself for his family. But most importantly he gets to coddle and adore a 4 year old Jack because “oh my god my boy is so small I can’t believe I didn’t appreciate him at this time”
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burdock-root · 1 month
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John gets dragged for looking smelly and greasy, but he’s the only one of these mfers i see wash themselves
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kenobihater · 1 year
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thinking about how rdr2 is about redemption yes, but also about loyalty to what matters, love of family, and the consequences of both. arthur loved dutch, loved him enough to follow him to hell and back, but not enough to remain blindly loyal when dutch betrayed him and john. he put his love of his brother above the love of his father, because his father taught him well, taught him the importance of family. if not for dutch and hosea raising arthur to believe in the importance of loyalty to what's right, if they had just raised arthur as a mindless outlaw, if they hadn't instilled in him the meaing of family, he likely wouldn't have cared about john enough to betray the man who saved him. for example, bill and javier weren't raised by dutch and hosea like arthur was, but they were loyal to him all the same. they weren't treated like dutch's children like john and arthur were. because the values of family and of right and wrong weren't instilled in them alongside the value of loyalty, they sided with dutch despite his fall from grace and remained blindly devoted to a man who no longer deserved it. but because dutch and hosea taught arthur and john the importance of thinking for themselves and choosing what was truly right as well as the importance of family, they realized that dutch was going down the wrong path and causing senseless deaths with his recklessness, and arthur and john decided they had to leave. arthur knew he was never going to get out, but he at least wanted his little brother to have a semblance of a life away from the gang. he wanted him to have a chance because he loved him, because they were raised together, and because they were raised as a family. dutch had a huge hand in his sons betraying him, not only because he drove them away and betrayed them himself, but because he and hosea raised them right!!
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arthursfuckinghat · 3 months
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ghost-qwq · 20 days
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part 2 to this I suppose
( @nthspecialll here ^^)
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