JKB

Hello There,

I will be starting with the finale series of Arthur Morgan in RDR 2. I already played RDR 2 twice and the only incomplete part in all the gameplay is the ending of Arthur Morgan and the epilogue that comes after him. I never wanted to reach the end because it meant that I wouldn't be able to play as Arthur Morgan for the remainder of the game.

But after knowing that after Arthur there is a decent amount of game left where you play as John Marston, I am rushing towards the end and hopefully playing the epilogue and completing this game.

The last mission for Arthur Morgan is a set of small missions. I came back to the camp and was all set to play the finale.

Arthur is getting weaker due to Tuberculosis and is expressing in many ways that his end is near. His relationship with Micah and Dutch is also tense.

Dutch is portrayed here as a self-centric man and whatever does not serve his interest is useless to him.

Arthur wants to save John from Dutch's crazy ideas and he believes that Dutch will end up burning everyone's life.

Dutch's inclination toward Micah proved to be the important factor that diverged the path of Dutch and Arthur.

Arthur said Dutch to ask John if he wants to be part of this plan or not as John has his own family now.

Dutch agreed to ask but in reality, he doesn't care about anyone at this point, he just wants to get money and get away from the law. He didn't ask John.

Dutch moved towards the gang and announced that this would be his final train loot(again a lie).

He asked Arthur to be part of this last plan to which Arthur agreed.

Arthur had no choice as he was also loyal to Dutch.

The gang got the idea of how to execute this loot and who will be playing what part.

They all got on their horses and moved out of the camp.

Equipped with arms and ammunition they marched towards Lemoyne.

Micah and Arthur were not on good terms and their conversation proves the same. Hatred towards Micah grew.

Nobody liked Micah's takeover of the gang's plans. But since they want to stick together they chose to go with him.

Arthur maintained his distance and was not very expressive during the cutscenes. He was frustrated.

Soon they got to Lemoyne.

Gang members joined one by one and gang strength increased.

They cut the Lemoyne and wanted to go directly to Saint-Denis.

Saint-Denis is a mega city in the game and the choice of starting loot from there seems flawed. But everyone kept their faith firm in the Dutch's plan.

We were on the outskirts of Saint-Denis.

As we entered the city, tension between Micah and Arthur grew. Their conversation was getting bitter.

Dutch calmed us down as he didn't want to alert city guards. We reached the Saint-Denis railway station.

Notes:

• All the content is mine unless otherwise stated.
• Screenshots are from the game RDR 2