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@Dangrain1

5 ай бұрын

When are we getting Trelawny? No hurry, I love these videos keep up the good work!

@jakenbake4555

5 ай бұрын

My friend actually posed the question if uncle was really useful to the game yesterday and I explained that he definitely did give decent tips from time to time.

@itsvonte8893

5 ай бұрын

@@Dangrain1this the one

Uncle was one of the few characters who wasn't afraid to call out Dutch for who he was, it's in one of the campfire interactions early on in the game where Uncle calls Dutch a wannabe king amongst the gang. Dutch plays it off as a joke on the surface, but the look in his eyes showed he was angered by what Uncle said and wanted to kill him.

@EricOnline92

5 ай бұрын

Dutch even "jokingly" said he wanted to kill him during that when he was walking away then Uncle said that so he turned around and when he got back to the Log next to Uncle he said it. It was a fairly tense interaction to listen in on.

@casualcausalityy

5 ай бұрын

Yeah Dutch doesn't like any resistance. Just like "he INSISTS."

@EricOnline92

5 ай бұрын

@@casualcausalityy Exactly!

@RelarinScenes

5 ай бұрын

@@casualcausalityy that was such a good line!

@RelarinScenes

5 ай бұрын

I think Uncle may be lazy but he's a great judge of character

Uncle is a old man living a life that the young men die from, he knows a thing or two.

@Chadconfirmed

4 ай бұрын

Lumbago

@professorsuge6567

Ай бұрын

He was never out in the field like that . He’s a leach

@lewisofthehoood

25 күн бұрын

Yeah thats more Hosea

@saidoterodiseno

23 күн бұрын

@@Chadconfirmed A T E R M I N A L D I S E A S E

@WittyFalls

2 күн бұрын

Uncle outlived most of them too

Uncle was useful in many ways.... *1) he was good at finding sexy prostitues (like Abigail which is the reason how John started his family and how the other gangmembers got to know her and why Dutch told him no more passengers)* *2) he's a competent shooter* *3) he's a good scout (Which is how he found Molly in Saint Dennis)* *4) HE WAS LOYAL TO THE GANG MORE THAN HE WAS LOYAL TO DUTCH*

@RebirthRavenIX

5 ай бұрын

+ he made it possible to build the ranch

@ChaplainPhantasm

5 ай бұрын

​@@RebirthRavenIXAnd advised John to build a barn for livestock to graze on the land they built the house on.

@RelarinScenes

5 ай бұрын

His loyalty for sure. He's an honorable ish person even if he's a bit lazy. Watching all of his cutscenes though are hilarious

@mathiassvendsen9788

5 ай бұрын

@@ChaplainPhantasmNot build a barn, dumbass! What do you think this is, 1785? He told him to buy one precut, just like the house!

@chickennugget9004

5 ай бұрын

The thought is uncle giving it to Abigail is not something I wanna think about

I dont understand why people unironically hate on uncle so much he is old and has lived his life already, so of course he has less of a care. He is definitely smarter than he lets on too. I feel like the "one shot kid" title was genuine at some point

@maksymalnybul6145

5 ай бұрын

He's like a tribe's Eldery. Do not works but share his wisdom and ideas lol

@irishbeerdrinker6861

5 ай бұрын

Who hates uncle

@josephstalin2606

5 ай бұрын

Just bc he’s old and lived his life doesn’t mean he needs to leech off everyone else especially when he isn’t wanted, but nobody has the heart to actually push him away. Think about it, the gang where everyone gets what they earn and Uncle is sitting by the camp fire all day eating or drinking supplies that others donated or food that Pearson makes, etc. and he puts noticeably less effort than most yet he gets all the same benefits. It’s not fair but bc people like Uncle like he’s family they’re willing to tolerate that and fans often overlook that. Then in the epilogue he basically tells John “Nice place u got here now ur stuck with me”

@FemboyKaiSaku

5 ай бұрын

@@josephstalin2606 He isnt leeching off people, he is living his life with his family. In most families irl they aren't making the grandparents do all the hard work either. He said "now you're stuck with me" because uncle is really loyal to the people he cares about, he didnt have to stay with a bunch of wanted men, he couldve left and lived a normal life

@josephstalin2606

5 ай бұрын

@@FemboyKaiSaku Except that’s exactly my point, he’s NOT family, the only reason they keep him around tho is bc they like him but he literally is leeching off them there’s no way u can deny that

I always felt that, even though Uncle is lazy and aggravating, when the government comes for John in the end Uncle is right there defending the farm and John's family. #RespectUncle

@ticklescrotum7683

5 ай бұрын

I mean he is gettin old so I never had problem with that I love uncle

@BasedR0nin

5 ай бұрын

Yea he never bothered me he’s hilarious

@user-np9du4pg8q

5 ай бұрын

@@ticklescrotum7683getting old I think his past that point he his old that’s why the next read dead redemption should be about uncle and his life they can have a part like guarma where he goes to Africa

@josephstalin2606

5 ай бұрын

Yep he’s lazy but he was never a coward

Arthur: Mean to uncle in a jokey way and not too aggressive John…..

@amirhomayoonfarmusic

3 ай бұрын

"You were always a coniving two-bit thief!!"

@bassrecord6139

2 ай бұрын

John was pissed after antagonize spam at Beecher's Hope

@tkts6672

2 ай бұрын

​@@bassrecord6139 nobody would recover from that

@mack-attack-420

2 ай бұрын

@@bassrecord6139 "Darlin Abigail, I've changed. Come live with me in an outhouse I wouldn't ask my worst enemy to take a shit in."

@georgereevesjr8289

25 күн бұрын

​@@mack-attack-420I laughed my ass off when I heard that line in the game

He ain’t lazy, just don’t like workin’. There’s a difference

it took me a few playthrough's to realize what Uncle truly brought the group (other than him being a good scout, could uncover certain jobs, decent shooter as we see later), but he was like one of the main sources of entertainment and story telling. When I say "entertainment" I mean he's seemingly an encyclopedia of old songs and tunes and can just sing them from memory perfectly on the spot. I imagine he knew hundreds of those tunes and stories from his travels, and in that day and age that could be a really invaluable thing for the moral of any group

@scootersickles6389

2 ай бұрын

, he may not liked working but one hell of a jokester, kept us laughing, I get a warm feeling inside when I saw him giving John coffee too when building the house 😊 This game is beautiful

@Sterlingl3591

Ай бұрын

The older I get the more I understand and identity with Uncle. And I always interpreted the “one shot kid” as a sex thing. Like he could knock up any woman with one shot. Thinking more on it, he was probably a great duelist too. Not showing off his abilities, but when pushed, he’d push back. He’s one of the best characters in RDR. Also, it would be cool to play as Uncle in RDR3, but I like the mystery of Uncle way too much.

@nomnom7697

16 күн бұрын

His role in the group was like a court jester or a bard in medieval times. Kings used to hate them but they kept them around in their courts. He gave me same vibes

He's the classic example of "old but I know some shit". "Beware of an old man in a profession where men usually die young."

Even though it “isn’t canon”. I like to think Uncle was one of the most legendary gunslingers of the west, Red Harlow. But lumbago took a toll on him and made him old and weak, but he’s still extremely loyal to the ones he loves. Always thought it was cooler that he was a legendary gunfighter that, although old and lazy now, we never know the true power of because we can’t really do anything. But regardless Uncle always has a special place in our hearts, our favorite, drunk, old bastard who we all love. ❤️

@jackbluehq6653

5 ай бұрын

There's just no way Red Harlow became anyone like Uncle Uncle looks nothing like him, acts nothing like him and has the exact opposite principles that Red Harlow had. Pretty much everyone who wants the theory to be true only want to it to be true cause its cool to think that Uncle was once a badass gunslinger and Red Harlow is the closest excuse they have for it. And don't get me wrong I think the idea of Uncle once being someone who was badass is interesting, but not Red Harlow. It'd be the biggest character assassinations ever if Red Harlow turned into Uncle, not to mention the theory has paper thin proof and is easily disproved

@BasedR0nin

5 ай бұрын

Bro it’s canon not cannon lmao. I know you don’t actually know the word based on the fact you put it in quotes lmao.

@demonslayer5122

5 ай бұрын

​@@jackbluehq6653Don't forget that their ages don't match up either.

@jackbluehq6653

5 ай бұрын

@demonslayer5122 the whole timeline doesn't match up When Red Harlow is in his early 20s in Red Dead Revolver, its roughly in the early 1800s Red Harlow was 12-13 when his parents died meaning Red Dead revolver takes place only around 8-9 years after his parents murder. Knowing this we can determine Reds parents were killed around early to mid 1870s. With this we can determine given Reds age he was born around the early 1860s to very late 1850s. Uncle basically says he was born in 1849, meaning Uncle was around 9-10 when Red was born. It means Uncle was around his early 20s when Reds parents were killed It means when Red is In his early 20s Uncle is either nearing or in his early 30s. And by the time of rdr2 Red would only be in his early to mid 40s when Uncle is in his 50s. The timelines doesn't match up, they look nothing alike, sound nothing alike, act nothing alike, have completely different mindsets and the "evidence" is either paper thin or complete reaching.

@demonslayer5122

5 ай бұрын

@@jackbluehq6653 Exactly.

I in real life have Lumbago, it often does effect my ability to do work though not the the severity it does with uncle but when my back starts fairing up it becomes very difficult to lift or move anything

@DarthZiZi

5 ай бұрын

Is that in lower part of the back? If i stand just slightly bent, my spine there gets very very stiff and it is very hard to straighten up. Also it hurts pretty badly.

@CowboyMikeShow

5 ай бұрын

@@DarthZiZi yeah it's in your lower back it's specifically a chronic and severe lower back pain

@skeletonbuyingpealts7134

5 ай бұрын

As memed about as it is Uncle is definitely in chronic pain

@Zomana9

4 ай бұрын

must be a terminal condition, don't overdo it you might get a relapse

When jack got taken i felt genuine fear and when we walked ip to the braithweighta mansion i felt genuine anger and hatred. Same goes for when uncle was taken. I was almost brought to tears at the thought he could be getting tortured. I dont think any game characters have ever brought that level of emotion out of me. Its the fact that i have known these characters since i was 11 years old when the first game came out and actually have grown to care about them. Words can't express how brilliantly these characters are written..

@therealms-9320

5 ай бұрын

Exactly. The only other thing that has given me this type of emotion like this game are some movies and tv.

@dagobahstudios3662

5 ай бұрын

Yeah, I always get more emotional when the funny/innocent characters get harmed. Uncle, Sean and jack for example

I kind of see Uncle as the old man in almost every workplace that is replaceable on paper, but can't afford to retire, and probably cant find employment elsewhere, and management doesn't get rid of them because they are as personable, and useful as they need to be.

“Terminal lumbago” is practically an oxymoron; I still laugh now that I know he’s trying to make back pain come off as a slow death

Beaches Hope, not Pronghorn.The emotion surrounding uncles death plays in the foreshadowing of Uncle sleeping on the porch at Beechers Hope in RDR2 in exactly the same spot and position he died in RDR1.

@GeographerWilson

3 ай бұрын

in that same position in beechers hope, uncle says “you’ll have to bury me here” which is, like you said, where he died, which is some very good foreshadowing by rockstar

Uncle may not have been Red himself, but he may have been quite sleek and dangerous in his teens/twenties/thirties (but mellowed out and got semi-infirm).

Uncle was the unsung hero in the epilogue though.

@BlondieYouTube

2 ай бұрын

Agreed. If it wasn't for Uncle's banter, John would've been his neck deep in debt to hang around in misery in an old shack on some infertile rocky dry land, waiting for Abigail to return to him. He was lazy, but was very good in challenging others to work for him, and knew a thing or two about how to do things.

@lewisjohnston7077

2 ай бұрын

@@BlondieKZread without Uncle giving John a reality check. Abigail and Jack would have returned to the beechers hope as that outhouse shack lol.

Uncle was a lazy free loader but when push comes to shove, he had their backs to the death.

I don't even fault Uncle for his laziness. Even John gets belittled for his age in the epilogue, with people thinking he won't be much of a help with physical labor due to his age, even though he doesn't even seem that old. These were very harsh times and people were at horrible health. As a gang member, when you get too old for that kind of demanding work, you're at the mercy of your fellow gang members, who don't want to feed you forever if you don't pull your weight. That's not an enviable position. That's something that could have easily happened to John, Arthur or any other gang member, if they turned that old.

@nickbuckley4371

21 күн бұрын

But he is a logistic genius

I have lumbago and thank God for Uncle because now is my number one excuse for everything and my friends just laugh it off

Uncle gets a lot of trash talk from people for many reasons but remember, if it wasn't for uncle, the ranch wouldn't have been built, and it was uncle who also defended his family from the soldiers.

@channel45853

5 ай бұрын

exactly

@RelarinScenes

5 ай бұрын

Uncle is loyal even if nothing else😂

@johnaustin209

5 ай бұрын

Lies. Charles and John built it.

@RelarinScenes

5 ай бұрын

@@johnaustin209 he kinda just watched mostly lol

@johnaustin209

5 ай бұрын

@@RelarinScenes Kinda? He was doing what he always did: NOTHING.

How the hell are you still alive?" Arthur Morgan, 1899.

At 9:25 you say "uncle returns to pronghorn ranch with john" but John's ranch is named Beechers Hope! The Pronghorn Ranch was the ranch where the marstons worked for David Geddes!

@Hellahighlol

4 ай бұрын

I was about to comment this 😂 real ones caught it right away

Uncle, he may have been lazy, but he was damn well Loyal.

He the family member who’s lazy and doesn’t do much but always happy to see again because of the stories and knowledge they have also generally entertaining

I love uncle. Sure he’s lazy (not his fault bro got lumbago) but he’s loyal & died protecting John’s family & technically he’s the reason why John even has a home

11:51 I first played RDR2, and all I can say is that with how tight the writing and performances are in it... there's just smth off abt some of the moments in RDR1. Like the delivery on Uncle: Don't worry abt me, just git 'em out of here *dies* Jack: OMG THEY KILLED HIM!! feels almost like like its a play, or a B Movie

@kamukameh

5 ай бұрын

That's what early cinematic video-game-writing was... 😉

@xavierwedel4691

5 ай бұрын

@@kamukameh Makes sense. I always found RDR1 more satirical anyways, it fits the vibe well.

@BasedR0nin

5 ай бұрын

@@xavierwedel4691def not supposed to be satirical lmao.

@BasedR0nin

5 ай бұрын

Rdr1 was a masterpiece. Don’t really think there’s anything weird about that scene with uncle dying, maybe a little over dramatic but whose to say. Seems like something a teenage boy would yell in horror watching a loved one die in his arms most of us probably can’t relate

@xavierwedel4691

5 ай бұрын

@@BasedR0nin It was more-so the delivery of uncle's line that made me think that, and also John just yelling lol. Never said once that RDR1 wasn't a masterpiece. It is in its own right, I just find that the emotional parts in RDR2 are perfect (for the most part) while in RDR1 there's times where the delivery feels just a bit off tbh. Some of it I think comes from Uncle's VA in RDR1 (Spider/Robert Madison), he sounds a lot younger then his looks would have you believe. James Anthony McBride as the voice of Uncle in RDR2 was a good pick, felt more natural.

Fun fact: Lumbago is a real health problem. It's a persistent pain in the lower back. It's an outdated term, but my dad has something that'd be classified as lumbago in that time and it genuinely can be disabling. That said, it is just a term for backpain.

I keep hearing you say "Pronghorn Ranch," when you mean "Beecher's Hope" 😅

Uncle was kinda looped in with other “useless” characters like Molly and the reverend (even tho I like reverend), but he helped out on jobs sometimes and defended John’s family like all in all he was a real one

Arthur calling Uncle "The Camp Rat" in chapter 1 seems so sad in hindsight

@HoseaMatthews-sq9sg

2 ай бұрын

Better than "The worst pimp in the history of the world" 😅

Great video as always, only critique is you called beachers hope pronghorn ranch a few times in the video. Love your analysis and love the content. Keep it up!

Uncle was akin to jack sparrow (in the first movie) playing the bumbling fool who was secretly alot smarter then he would appear

Respect the one shot kid, one shot of whisky to start the day hehee

Uncle would make a great character to see his past as the one shot kid

Uncle is Red Harlow, so yes he’s still “useful”, as useful as Jim Boy Calloway and his gunk of talltales, Red Dead Revolver is uncle’s gunk of talltales. He was Red Harlow, exaggerated his own tale, and that’s what he is. Like Black Belle says, don’t get confuse what’s famous from what’s the truth. (Something like that)

your voice and content really helps me sleep thanks man

@CynicGTA

5 ай бұрын

The dig 😭

@thevigilante49

5 ай бұрын

I meant it in a positive way, you are really good at what you are doing no doubt in that,I've been dodging my sleep paralysis demon ever since I started watching you

@Jws20

5 ай бұрын

@@CynicGTAI fall asleep to your videos as well

I always antagonize Uncle as Arthur and John, but the character is so written he doesn't take it seriously. And besides, if, as John, you give him the ingredients to cure his crabs infestation, Uncle gives John a full set of gear.

Uncle is just everyone's punching bag but he's a strangely smart punching bag😂top tier character

Guys, I was thinking, and I think Dutch was a little misunderstood in chapter 6, look: Arthur condemned Dutch's idea of using the Indians as a distraction, but the gang was almost being captured and they needed to do everything to survive ( think, if a person steals food to survive, is he wrong?). At that moment the gang was unable to help anyone, at that moment they needed to help themselves, otherwise they would die, so Dutch wasn't so wrong in using the Indians, as survival was what mattered most at that moment. Also, in chapter 6, Dutch's plan was finally working, they had pulled off their last heist and were fleeing to New York to get on a boat and go to Tahiti, but everything went wrong when Arthur discovered that Micah was the traitor. I know that some of Dutch's actions are completely wrong, like when he lets Arthur and John die, but even so, Dutch acted much more intelligently in chapter 6 than in the rest of the game (apart from him trusting Micah).

@RelarinScenes

5 ай бұрын

I agree this was the only way they could survive but the problem was Dutch placed himself as martyr for all those they could fight for. So to blatantly place his own survival and the gang's over those they supposedly serve or work for. Proves who Dutch really was

@dika_170

3 ай бұрын

but then again, The Dutch Gang was built on pillar based on altruistic idea like helping the poor, shooting people who need shooting and so on. In Chapter 6, the gang completely on the edge of destruction, they can't do such things like helping the poor, but when the gang refuse to help the gang member itself, it's just drifted from the pillar which it relies on.

I always respected Uncle-in both games-for his loyalty, he knew who his family was and was always willing to do something, and protect them in his own way. He led a very interesting life. I look forward to your video on Dutch and his relationship with the natives.

I was so happy to meet Uncle in Blackwater playing as John in RDR2!

Well said, great work! ❤

"He's actually been pretty useful, in a useless sort of way"

As someone who jumped into RD2 kinda blind, I like the Uncle/Red Harlow theory but i understand that its not possible. HOW I view it, Red dead Revolver is you playing the legend. When in reality Uncle is like Jim Boy Calloway. A legend who will never live up to the stories. Also, if Uncle was a legendary gungslinger, the last thing he would want is either being killed so that someone else can take his title. or family members of his victims coming after him. Also, I just really like Uncle. Yeah, he runs away from camp like Pearson but it makes sense. The man lived a long life where men usually died young. He saw through Mica's b.S and left early. I chose to believe uncle left because he knew shit was going to go down and that hed be a burden to escort out of the gang wars

Uncle being in both games without letting us know much about his past, I only see two valid stories for RDR3, Uncle's past till he joined the gang or Jack's future, which would allow Charles, Sadie or Tillie or anyone else who survuved to be back in the series..

@RelarinScenes

5 ай бұрын

Uncle would be a fun protagonist especially if he was who some of the theories say he was

Keep the RDR2 videos coming 👍🏻👍🏻

Bro said lumbogo instead of lumbago

Lumbago is actually a real thing. But I believe it is now treatable, not so sure back then in the 19th and early 20th century.

You think uncle regretted bringing Molly back only for her to get shot? I know he never mentions it but… after learning she never actually gave up the gang….

John doesn’t take any shit from Uncle in RDR1 because he left him Beecher’s hope to take care of while he was hunting down the rest of the gang and he left it in ruins.

Red Harlow in his later years.

he is the Red harlow you can't change my mind

one thing is for sure he is sure as hell impossible to forget

my theory with uncle is that hes a distant relative of either hosea or dutch (though i imagine more likely to be hosea), close enough to be familar but distant enough to not be close. as mentioned in the video hes sort of always been down and out so its possible they crossed paths, recognized each other, and as uncle does he used that familiarity to talk his way into joining up with the gang (i can imagine him saying something about providing "valuable advice and information"). it would explain both why hes allowed to stick around providing very little without ever being expected to really pull his weight and his nickname, as uncle could be a general term of endearment because of his relationship to hosea

Lum-baa-o? Its lum-bay-go!

What’s funny in the cutscene that uncle dies… that’s a real time cutscene. On my very first play through when he got shot he was slowly coming down and that’s when his head just gets blown off. Traumatized me to this day

Honestly with how he walks in RDR1, he might actually have a back problem.

We often forget he helped people get away from the toxicity in chapter 6 he may be lazy but is important to the series also him being red make so much sense

He couldn’t leave because where would he go aside from a poorhouse. Who would let a old man that physically can’t work leech off them for free.

In the mission where you go robbing with uncle, bill and charles. When you are at the wagon, Uncle loses his beard and he looks like Red Harlow there for a moment. It's a cool easter egg.

The worse tragedy is his L U M B A G O

Lumbago is not a mysterious disease. It’s lower back pain. The name comes from the acronym, “LBG”

I love Uncle and his dumb leads 😂❤.

Uncle is not the only slacker in the gang. Most of them just hang around all day doing nothing...

Charles is a reference to Red Harlow, He burned his hand in the first mission, and he is half native both parents killed. I would argue to be the most logical

It took me until my second time playing RDR2 to realize the karma behind Uncle getting his back roasted on a fire for lying about his lumbago. Uncle; a drunk, a sloth, thief, murderer, and yes…as Arthur said; a compulsive liar. Yet a loved one, and a loyal fighter who cared about the people who let him live his broken life. Shine on you crazy old fool.

Uncle isn't even lazy. He is one of the most beneficial members of the crew specifically because he's there for anyone and everyone. He said he wouldn't leave that porch until everyone was safe. He kept his word. He never left that porch.

Without Uncle, john would have tried to move his family into an outhouse and build a barn like a dumbass.

Arthur wheezing and calling Uncle a compulsive liar makes me laugh so hard!!

I will say he did get John on track to getting his ranch up and running by being the voice he needed to hear

Almost drop a tear in the end.

I'm gonna have a big chuckle if it's revealed Uncle's name is Reggie Harlow and that'd be the closest we'll get to confirming that he is Red Harlow.

I’d like to see a discussion on Trelawny

@RelarinScenes

5 ай бұрын

He is such a fun character!

Uncle was way smarter than the rest of the gang and by extension the audience gave him any credit for.

Imo uncle is one of the most under appreciated characters ever

The older I get the more I understand and identity with Uncle. And I always interpreted the “one shot kid” as a sex thing. Like he could knock up any woman with one shot. Thinking more on it, he was probably a great duelist too. Not showing off his abilities, but when pushed, he’d push back. He’s one of the best characters in RDR.

Whenever things got real uncle forgot about lumbago and got busy

@RelarinScenes

5 ай бұрын

He's lazy but also is ready to do real work when he needs to

Uncle outlived lumbago and thats the true redemption of this story.

What I like about the RDR2 missions is that they all fit the characters you commit them with a lot. But often overlooked are the way Uncle does his missions. Even though he often lazies about and wastes his times in Saloons, he often does get valuable information (probably from Saloon gossip) with high-paying jobs that are relatively safe and easy. Which really fits his character, unwilling to work hard and risk his neck for a low pay. John was right that Uncle was useful in his useless kinda way.

You can see the families heart just drop into a black hole when he passed John literally wanted them to all make it out alive and be safe

Uncle was annoying to me at first that quickly became one of my favorite characters he's so wholesome and funny as hell

John really is just a tsundere for Uncle.

Rockstar dropped off a great game and left lol. No DLC, no nothing

Big fan of the RDR2 videos. One suggestion of a topic/ something I have put some thought into is: who Jack's is real father? This is a controversial topic, but I believe that Dutch is the true biological father of Jack Marston. I recognize that Rockstar has left it vague enough to not have a true definitive answer available to the public but here are my reasons for thinking this is the case. 1. Jack simply looks very similar to Dutch van Der Linde in the appearance of his face, specifically, as an adult. I think he looks more like Dutch than any of the other gang members, including John Marston. The shape of his eyes and brow, the size of his nose, and the facial hair he chooses to grow are all very reminiscent of Dutch. 2. Jack has always had an interest and capability in reading books. John Marston has little interest in books and Abigail can hardly read; while Dutch is completely fascinated with books and the ideas his literary interest has to teach him. 3. Dutch specifically mentions to John how he, along with the rest of the gang, had slept with Abigail before she got pregnant with Jack. I'm currently unsure if Javier makes the same point in any dialogue within RDR1, I don't think he does. I feel that it is significant that Rockstar only gives Dutch this line to say throughout the series. 4. I wonder if part of Dutch's animosity/ indifference to John's well-being is that: though John filled in a good "stepfather" position for Jack and took the pressure and responsibility of being a father off of his shoulders, Dutch ultimately wanted to raise this child (who he knew really was his) as his own. Dutch accepts John going to prison without trying to save him and hopes/ gladly assumes John dies during the train robbery. Maybe it was Micah whispering in his ear that John was a rat, or maybe Dutch already had a desire to get rid of John and was happy to listen to the theory of him being a traitor.

Uncle is loyal, probably the most loyal character in the game.

LUMBUGO???? HUH

You mean Beechers Hope. That’s where John’s house is in both games.

I did the math and red dead revolver takes place in 1880. Red Harlow was born in 1851. That makes him 29 in the game. Skip 19 years, 1880-1899. Red dead 2 he'd be 48. Uncle could possibly be Red Harlow in sheep's clothing. Over the almost 20 years he's gotten older. Just saying if he's telling the main character he used to be called the one shot kid. Not to mention the tale at the camp in RDR1 with the stranger who talks of a stick up at a mansion involving Red Harlow and Jack Swift. Although Jack didn't make it. Red Harlow probably did. Btw at the end of Red dead revolver, Red Harlow leaves town after his redemption of his parents.

Godamn it you made me cry for uncle

Fr Uncle is a real one

2:03 you could also say John is fed up with him after YEARS of excuses from uncle

lumbago is an oudated medical name for lower back pain

“Tell the devil red Harlow sent you”

John was more ruthless towards Uncle in rdr1 because of the antagonize spam at Beecher's Hope in rdr2

Lumbago just means lower back pain. He’s just saying that his back hurts too much to work.

Next you should do a video discussing Rufus

Bro if they ever remake rdr1 they would definitely make uncles death more meaningful

Lumbago isn't mysterious we call it bulging disks now the joke is he doesn't have lumbago he wouldn't even be walking around its just if some one said "my legs broken" but ran to get a donut