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* As WebVideo/TheMightyJingles pointed out, Micah's idea of a good Lemoyne camp location was a dry riverbed. Which meant no water for a camp with a dozen people, and if it rained hard enough, then suddenly there'd be "a lot of water in a very short time". Though Jingles failed to notice the poor sightlines, which would allow the Gang's foes to sneak up on them but still leave their smoke and lights visible from miles off. In fact, there's even a forest to provide a backdrop for the lights. Everything about the original location is ill-considered and a bad idea, when there was a perfectly suitable campsite nearby. Exactly what you'd expect from ol' Micah.
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* As WebVideo/TheMightyJingles pointed out, Micah's idea of a good Lemoyne camp location was a dry riverbed. Which meant riverbed – meaning no water for a camp group with upwards of twenty people in it, including a dozen people, and if child. If it rained hard enough, then suddenly there'd be "a lot of water in a very short time". Though Jingles failed to notice the poor sightlines, which would allow the Gang's gang's foes to sneak up on them but still leave their smoke and lights visible from miles off. In fact, there's even a forest to provide a backdrop for the lights. lights in the day; at least the rest of the time, the gang actually hides ''in'' or at least is concealed by the forest, so one can't see much of anything. Everything about the original location is ill-considered and a bad idea, when there was there's a perfectly suitable campsite nearby.nearby that Arthur and Charles only happen across because they need to rescue the patriarch of the German family that originally settled the riverbed from the Lemoyne Raiders. Exactly what you'd expect from ol' Micah.
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* In the first non-cutscene, Hosea argues with Dutch, saying that he's worried about the state of the gang. Months later, their final conversation has Dutch admit that he's worried that the bank job would fail.
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* In the first non-cutscene, non-cutscene conversation, Hosea argues with Dutch, saying tells Dutch that he's worried about the state of the gang. Months later, their final conversation has Dutch admit that he's worried that the bank job would fail.
* Why is Arthur's dead eye so great when saving John and Strauss? Because he just drank whiskey with Dutch.
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* Why is Arthur's dead eye so great when saving John and Strauss? Because he just drank a Whiskey.
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* While Arturo was likely shot by an O'Driscoll aiming for him or Arthur, it's also possible that Sadie accidentally shot him while firing back at the O'Driscolls, which may explain Arthur's scolding of her.
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* While Arturo was likely shot by an O'Driscoll aiming for him or Arthur, it's also possible that Sadie accidentally shot him while firing back at the O'Driscolls, which may explain Arthur's scolding O'Driscolls.
** Alternatively, considering that Sadie's a ruthless bitch and Arturo now knows at least part ofher.their plan to break John free, she might have purposely shot him to get rid of a potential witness.
** Alternatively, considering that Sadie's a ruthless bitch and Arturo now knows at least part of
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* Edith Downes has signs of untreated syphilis. The spots and boils in her face are a symptom. No doubt a keepsake of her job and her son Thomas probably will be soon on his own, since syphilis back then was deadly.
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* Edith Downes has signs of untreated syphilis. The spots and boils in her face are a symptom. No doubt a keepsake of her job and her son Thomas Archie probably will be soon on his own, since syphilis back then was deadly.
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** He also assumed Abigail and Jack were still at camp, only learning about their whereabouts from Arthur.
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* Edith Downes has signs of untreated syphilis. The spots and boils in her face are a symptom. No doubt a keepsake of her job and her son Thomas probably will be soon on his own, since syphilis back then was deadly.
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* A young boy in Strawberry asks Arthur to find his dog for him, saying she is the only family he has left. You bring the dog back to him... and he lives in the house Micah went in to retrieve his guns, shooting the couple living there in the process. Micah (and by accomplice, Arthur) killed the boy's parents.
** Also takes on Fridge because the boy is essential like Jack. His father escaped the outlaw-life, build a family in a nice little town, tending to his animals, only for the past showing up at his doorstep and killing both him and his wife, leaving the son by himself.
** Also takes on Fridge because the boy is essential like Jack. His father escaped the outlaw-life, build a family in a nice little town, tending to his animals, only for the past showing up at his doorstep and killing both him and his wife, leaving the son by himself.
