Since "Red Dead Redemption 2" is a prequel, let's start with the second generation. Arthur has four endings, but none of them can change the fact that he will die. At the end of the story, Arthur and John are chased and run away together. In order to reunite John's family, Arthur decided to sacrifice himself and let John escape. He faces the pursuers alone and eventually dies after a duel with the traitor Mika.
And in "Red Dead Redemption 1", John could have killed a traitor, Mika. He was about to take his wife and children to live a peaceful life when the police detective found a problem and threatened the company with his wife and children that he needed to kill former gang members to make up for his merits.
For our family, John embarked on the alternative spiritual journey of redemption in China. However, when he returned from his student's own redemption journey, the detective turned against him and came to him. In desperation, John of the United States asked his wife and children to get on the horse and escape, and he was responsible for the rear of the palace to die generously, just like the way Arthur asked him to escape to his rear of the palace.
The protagonists of the "Red Dead Redemption" series have all ended up being tragic and tragic, which may be related to their professional identities. It is inevitable that they will not get a good ending as criminals, and their ending may be the best redemption for their lives.
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