Once Hosea died, there’s was nothing left to hold Dutch back from completely going off the deep end.
2 years ago | 5
The only thing tragic about Micah is not being allowed to leave him to die in Strawberry.
2 years ago | 3
Of course it's Dutch. Up until Hosea's death or thereabouts he did have the best of intentions for the gang, but all the things that went wrong pulled him closer to the breaking point. It's tragic
2 years ago | 7
After playing both games AND After witnessing that Dutch was indeed courteous enough to let John keep him all the money, I personally saw John as ungrateful for going after Dutch. John was indeed desperate &!has to do everything Ross demands
2 years ago | 2
Dutch just lost his mind, While Micah was a piece of shit, Cornwall was a rich asshole that treated people like they were less than him (based on the few minutes he was in the game), I'm surprised Colm is even on here after what happened to Kieran. And Milton while also an asshole was ultimately just doing his job. I still choose Dutch as he basically watched (Hosea )or heard about (Sean) his "family" dying throughout the game.
2 years ago (edited) | 1
I FOUND WE GONNA GO TO NEW YOORKK OR SOMEPLACE BUT WE NEED MUNEH ND FAITH
2 years ago | 1
Faith van der Linde
Of these characters, which was the most tragic #RDR2 antagonist?
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2 years ago | [YT] | 35