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People often talk about the "fight or flight" response that overtakes humans when a sense of fear, anxiety, or circumstance overcomes them. What's rarely talked about is how different humans respond to trauma in their lives and what they gain and lose from it when it is all said and done. For Sadie, she completely reinvents herself throughout the game. She started as a housewife turned widow who had her life turned upside down and grows into an intimidating and formidable bounty hunter driven by vengea

Micah Bell isn't the most beloved side character, but he made players hate him, and that isn't an easy feat. Let's now look at five things wrong with Micah Bell's story and five ways he's the best side charac

Arthur lived a troubled life full of misery and sin, but he never wanted people to feel sorry for him. He understands that much of his troubles were his fault and he never felt right blaming someone or something else. You get a better understanding of this when Arthur sits down to gamble via the poker ta

Arthur Morgan is different from John Marston in many ways, although they share numerous similar unhealthy passions. Despite these differences and dangerous similarities, however, the two men grew up as brothers, as rivals, and as on-and-off friends, and the choices both characters made influenced the other in small but subtle ways. Some of these influences are discussed in the general plot and story missions of **Red Dead Redemption 2 ** , but many others are left for players to discover and infer for themselves. Thankfully, simply by searching though the in-game character journals of Arthur Morgan and John Marston, Read Openlandguide it's clear that there is lots of information on h

He has a conversation with Sister Calderon where he communicates his fear of dying a troubled man. He ends his conversation with her by saying "You're too smart for me sister. I guess...I'm afraid." The fear in his voice is something gamers all can relate to when facing mortal

Whether you believe hate or indifference is the opposite of love, they all carry the same emotional implications. You'll often find that hate is one of the most useful motivational tools for people and the world oddly benefits from it more often than it should. Sadie's a character whose hate is justified, and players quickly accept her and her flaws because they know what she's been through. Who wouldn't feel hate towards a world that took everything away from them? She could have turned out a lot worse, but thankfully bounty hunting caught her attent

It's hard to argue with the fact that Arthur experiences tremendous character growth throughout Red Dead Redemption 2 . His growth was about redeeming his character and showing the world how good of a man he truly was. For Sadie, as mentioned before, she began as a frail and defenseless widow and transformed into a formidable outlaw. Like Arthur, she was morally aligned and eventually turned into a bounty hunter. She's not perfect and stuck to many of her spiteful tendencies, but it's as though she's lived two separate li

Having thousands, if not millions of people, hate a character based on their actions in the story is a mark of quality. It helps spotlight the fact that the audience is immersed and invested in the story to such an extent they feel connected to the characters emotiona

It's hard not to get emotional when a colossus falls to its death. The player can't help but think they are doing something wrong by slaying these giants. After killing all sixteen colossi, Dormin is released and takes over the boy's b

In a bit of a twist, the main character dies at the beginning of the game. When the Normandy explodes, Shepherd is sent spiraling into space. His helmet malfunctions and he dies alone, floating in space. The good thing is that there is a whole game to p

Red Dead Redemption 2 released in 2018 and in the years since fans have debated who the best characters in the game were. Outside of actually playing the game, the Red Dead Redemption sequel featured fantastic writing that displayed wonderful character arcs and growth for many of the members of the Van Der Linde g

It shouldn't be hard to understand that a woman whose entire life was taken from her in the blink of a winter night, now resents the world and everyone in it. If it wasn't for Arthur, Sadie might have had a much darker character traject

Its already been almost two years since the release of Red Dead Redemption 2 by Rockstar Games. The second entry in the Red Dead Redemption franchise won numerous awards for its storytelling, game design, soundtrack, writing, and much more. Though Arthur Morgan and John Marston were the focus of the game, plenty of fans fell in love with the numerous side characters. One of them, Sadie Adler, became a fan favorite due to her character growth and relationship with Arthur. Let's now look at 5 things wrong with Sadie Adler's story and 5 reasons why she's the b