High Honor Acts from Arthur Morgan

Arthur Morgan is described as someone with a good man inside them, but one who wrestles with a giant. This makes the main character of Red Dead Redemption 2 One of the most complex characters in the latest memory and one that will become immortal as an incredible character with such a rich history. Despite the bad that Arthur Morgan may have done, there is much to counteract it on his path to redemption.

Red Dead Redemption 2 Presents Arthur Morgan as a good man during his scourness and himself disgust, and those who undertake that high honor will experience this to themselves as they fight against Arthur's demons and try to leave the world with a certain light of good.

Spoilers forward for Red Dead Redemption 2!

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Help strangers for no real reason

Arthur may be involved with any strangers for no other reason than fun

Through the many states that Arthur can explore, he can often face some strange strangers that require his help, and Arthur is more often than not, happy to force, even if they do not immediately tell him about all the wealth he will get for the. Whether it helps Hamish Sinclair, the veteran, with his horse, or teaching Charlotte Balfour to hunt, Arthur helps them out of the friendliness of the heart.

There are even other cases of strangers like Arthur only helps that he, like the photographer, Albert Mason, who Arthur saves from Grizzly wildlife over and over again. Arthur's active involvement in so many strangers has made him a memorable figure, although their meetings were short.

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Help Mary, even though their love has gone

Helping Mary Linton proves that Arthur Morgan has a heart

The love story about Arthur Morgan and Mary Linton is one of tragedy. Such a young love, which is wasted by the parallel lives they live. While Arthur's loyalty remained with Dutch and the life of a curse, his heart will always be held by Mary Linton, the sweet woman who just wants to seek a better life with her husband by her side.

Although Mary broke Arthur's heart, and in turn, he broke her, the two can often involve each other outside romance with Arthur who chose to help his brother and later his father. Although he has not received any of this, Arthur proves that Mary proves his deeply rooted care for them in his life, even though he sees himself as a fool to do so.

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Fighting against racism

Arthur does not stand for prejudice against people in color

Arthur Morgan does not seem to care about so much other than the gang, but within that gang there are some damn nice people he thinks the family, and these family members happen to be of a different ethnicity. Characters such as Charles, Javier, Lenny and Tilly are all persecuted because of the color of their skin, especially in the deep southern state of lemoyne.

Arthur may encounter any racists in Red Dead Redemption 2 that he can counteract and even attack without disadvantage at his level of honor. Whether it is a former slave catcher, a KKK meeting or other moronic racists who spray nonsense, Arthur Morgan just won't stand for it.

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Gives to the poor

Arthur Morgan can help homeless and other poor souls

While Mr Strauss is more focused on taking from the poor and forcing them to loans that they cannot repay, Arthur Morgan seems less interested in this activity and will instead prefer to give to the poor. Signs such as the false veteran, Mickey, in Valentin are the main examples of Arthur's generosity.

Arthur also tells of the Van der Linde gang's old days where they would steal from the rich and often give money to the less happy than themselves, but those days have long since passed. There are some homeless characters and those who request only a dollar or two, and Arthur who gives them cash shows how he is not as selfish and rough as he works.

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Stands for women's rights

Arthur defends women, although he doesn't care so much about politics

In 1899, women still did not have the right to vote in America, and the suffrage movement would fight for women's rights. As a result of this, some women in Red Dead Redemption 2 Campaign for women's rights, including the suffragette of Saint Denis, Dorothea Wicklow. While most men insults Dorothea or even try to attack her, Arthur will counteract them against her, but claims he does not care about women's voting rights.

Outside Wicklow, Arthur can save a lot of women in the states, be abused and kidnapped by men. Arthur is always ready to defend women's glory, and that is not because they are weak, but because the men in 1899 can be quite cruel.

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Liberates the debts from Strauss's victims

Loan hajuris is released from a dying Arthur Morgan

Arthur has very reflective to do after he has been diagnosed with tuberculosis, and much annoyance to Strauss, who finally realizes is a blood -sucking guilty they owned by Arthur Morgan.

With Arthur Sick and van der Linde gang who fall apart, Arthur takes responsibility for the debts for himself and liberates them, which means that those who were in Strauss' good debt can be free. Arthur's heart shows in those who can lose their lives to exert guilt, and therefore he gets rid of it at the source by kicking Strauss out of the camp.

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Help to the Native American people

Helping rain falls and Wapiti Indian reservation makes Arthur a hero

Arthur Morgan has no real reason to help rain, as it does not benefit him or van der Linde in any way. Even Dutch understands this and instead tries to manipulate the youthful men to angry soldiers for their own crusade. At the same time, Arthur takes on to help rains to fall and get peace for the reservation against the US Army.

Arthur's respect for Native American culture, and his relationship with the wise rain falls, shows that he is on the right path for courage and gentleness and how he can find peace in his birth because he helps those who are abused by larger powers.

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Helps John Marston escape

Arthur prioritizes John to come back to his family over his own safety or greed

With the case of van der Linde gang and the last attack from Pinkertons in Beaver Hollow, Arthur Morgan has two choices: help an injured John Marston escape so that he can be reunited with his wife and son and start a new life, or fight Through Pinkertons and his old gang to try greedily, the money that the Dutch has put away.

If Arthur chooses to make his last position as a hero, he will ride with John Marston and save him and prove how much John means to him as a little brother. While Arthur's fate remains the same, it shows how high his honor is that he would make his last moments a heroism to save the life of a man who still has a chance to turn his life.