Take control of Arthur Morgan and become part of the famous Van der Linde gang, leading players through one of the most engaging and elaborately choreographed stories ever. Red Dead Redemption 2One of the best aspects of the game is the constant stream of quotes as the player explores the beautiful environments of Ambarino, New Hanover, West Elizabeth, Lemoyne, and New Austin.
Members of the Van der Linde gang, from the nostalgic and beloved John Marston to the despicable Micah, all have at least a few lines that fans will remember for a long time.
Updated by Rhys McGinley on August 30, 2021: Several years after its release, fans still consider Red Dead Redemption 2 one of the best single-player campaigns of the century. The writing of an entire sequel to Rockstars’ hit Western game is astounding, both in Arthur Morgan’s own story and in his dialogue with other characters. Whether it’s about Arthur’s moral journey through a changing world, John’s story of redemption with his family, or Dutch’s increasingly unsettled tale, the game is filled with great quotes from members of the public. member of the Van der Linde Gang.
“You’re the only one whose brains were eaten by wolves and made you smarter.” – Arthur Morgan
at first Red Dead Redemption 2, Arthur and John have a strained relationship. To say that Arthur doesn’t like John that much is an overstatement, and he said a lot of insults to him at the start of the game.
After tracking down and discovering that John was in trouble due to a wolf attack, Arthur provided this excerpt. It pretty much sums up Arthur’s attitude towards John early on, he doesn’t respect John at this point in the game, and a quote like that can make Arthur seem like a character. villain Red Dead Redemption: Redemption Fans at first. Given Arthur’s reasoning, this is both understandable and makes the line very interesting.
“Thank.” – Arthur Morgan
Build relationships from start to finish Red Dead Redemption 2 The relationship between Arthur/player and the horse is amazing. Sticking with one horse for most of the race paid off in the couple’s heartbreaking final moments.
When Arthur and John attempt to escape in the main game’s final mission, Arthur’s horse dies. Arthur took a moment to thank his mount, a very unexpected moment, but painful, powerful, and wonderful to play and watch.
“If we must fight, we will fight. If we must flee, we will flee. If we must die, we will die. But… we will remain free.” – Javier Escuela
One of the main villains of the first movie Red Dead Redemption: Redemption game rewards Red Dead Redemption 2 As part of the Van Der Linde gang in the charismatic Javier Escuella, he didn’t have much time to shine in the game, but he succeeded.
This sentence expresses the ideology of the Van der Linde gang at this time. Freedom, heart, family, all the values the gang enjoyed before their epic demise. Javier remains loyal to the gang and he truly believes in Dutch. He’s sharper and not as annoying as the likes of Micah or Bill Red Dead Redemption 2he just wants to be free from the gang, with the people he trusts, loves and trusts.
“We are now more ghosts than men.” – Arthur Morgan
Arthur and Sadie Adler have one of the best relationships and motivations Red Dead Redemption 2both are strong-willed, kind-hearted, and two of the loveliest people in the game.
That quote comes from one of the many striking cutscenes shared with the two, where Sadie is agreed by John to help her avenge the O’Driscoll family in exchange for John and Abigail’s help. This is such a powerful line. So much has been lost for these characters and the future doesn’t look any better for any of them, especially Arthur. At this point in the game, they’re actually living half their lives, either for revenge or to let someone else live a full life.
“I don’t have much to say.” – Van der Linde, Netherlands
The final mission of the entire game – in which John and Sadie take on Micah and then Dutch – is intensely and brilliantly executed. It contains this simple and relatively quiet line from Dutch.
John asked the Dutchman to say something, and that was all the Dutch could say. It shows how far he has fallen, how much he has lost, and where he is emotionally and mentally at this point, all alone of course. It stands in stark contrast to the loud, rude, and bold Dutch in the rest of the game.
“We are thieves in a world that no longer needs us.” – Arthur Morgan
Arthur Morgan has many notable quotes throughout his gaming career, and this quote sums up many of the game’s campaigns and Arthur’s story.
Arthur and the gang live in a changing Western civilization where outlaws are being outlawed, law and order prevails, and they have no place as before. more, and Arthur understood that. There are a few quotes surrounding this particular piece, and it’s probably the best.
“Dear Sir!” – Arthur Morgan
It doesn’t have to be a quote said in any cutscenes, or it doesn’t have to be a quote that makes a lot of sense or has any real impact, but it sure is. is a line where fans will say, “Hey, sir!” Great .
Roger Clark’s delivery is perfect, and the moments of simply saying hello to Arthur — or when he calls his horse “boahh” or “gurrl” — are one of those moments. The best in the game. Memorable dialogues. This is not the best expression Red Dead Redemption 2Unbelievably masterpiece-level writing and dialogue will still be enjoyed by players.
“I believe there are winners and losers, and nothing else.” – Micah bells
Micah Bell is the easiest to beat Red Dead Redemption: Redemptionbelong to For a lot of game fans, history is even more obnoxious than the Dutch. Considering how cunning he is, that line seems to summarize him pretty well.
Micah doesn’t care about the gang or its members. While Arthur happily dies for the rest of the gang, Micah always saves himself, always trying to survive and outwit the fallen “loser”.
“Sir, you are a fish.” – Arthur Morgan
Returning to Arthur Morgan, once again sticking to the fun, light-hearted side of the game, for one of those random but inexplicable moments of fun in the entire game.
It was not an insult to others, but rather a simple statement of truth when Arthur fished, occasionally telling the fish that they were indeed fish. It is brilliantly delivered as dry commentary and will catch players off guard in the best possible way the first time around.
“I wish I had gained wisdom for less.” – Hosea Matthew
Hosea Matthews is another prominent character in the game, where he is Dutch’s right-hand man, Arthur’s best friend and possibly the smartest member of the crew.
This line shows Hosea’s acknowledgment of the wisdom he has amassed over the years, but as the player learns more about Hosea, it goes even deeper, showing that all the years of outlawing took his toll.
“I guess…I’m scared.” – Arthur Morgan
Going back to the more serious and pensive Arthur, at the end of the game he talks to a nun early in the game at a train station and quotes this powerful line.
Arthur falls ill, the gang falls apart, so does his relationship with the Dutch, and he is aware of his own death, which he is forced to face. This fragile moment tugs at the player’s heart rate and moves them.
“I’m not afraid of death.” – Sadie Adler
Sadie Adler is a fan favorite and one of the best in the game, and thankfully, she survived the John part of the game and beyond.
That line says a lot about her attitude, she’s taken everything she holds dear and now any fear of death she once had has vanished. She is fearless and vengeful, but still presents herself as a kind-hearted person.
“Be honest with what’s important.” – Arthur Morgan
John Marston and Arthur’s relationship is full of ups and downs, starting with serious tension, especially with Arthur, who seems less outspoken than John. But over time, their friendship blossomed.
This quote comes from a late game conversation between the two discussing nonsense and Dutch loyalty, with Arthur telling John to go away, his family is much more important. than anything they did under the Dutch.
“I have a plan.” – Van der Linde, Netherlands
Speaking of gang leader Van der Linde, the player actually sees Holland’s mental illness throughout the game, as shown by his incessant insistence that he has some big plans.
The Dutchman’s constant comments about planning, needing more money, bold final score, Tahiti and others putting their faith in him are unbelievably exhausting and facetious. the most memorable of the match, and will continue to keep in touch with the fans. It’s an important part of the plot – which some dislikers consider long and boring – and the downfall of the gang. Dutchman’s constant insistence on making a plan annoyed the player and saw the other characters lose faith in him.
“I gave you all I had. I made it.” – Arthur Morgan
You can almost take the entire final sequence of the Arthur part of the game and pick any of them and make it one of the most memorable sentences in the game, whether it’s telling John to leave or inform the Dutch that Micah is a rat.
This, though, is painful. Dying, trying to regain any significant breath and ending the fight with Micah, Arthur tells Dutch the truth, Arthur gave his life to Dutch and was betrayed. It was a heartbreaking moment, before Arthur woke up to watch the sun go down.