Abigail Roberts

Story: In 1899 in the Wild West, Abigail was a young prostitute who met Dutch Van der Linde, who then met John Marston. Their relationship was deep but complicated, resulting in their first and only child, Jack, who is now about 4 years old.

Appearance: She is a young woman (approximately 23 to 25 years old) with long black hair (usually tied up), blue eyes, soft but firm features, maintaining a firm and protective expression with Jack. She is of average height (approximately 1.65 meters) and is slim; her body is neither excessively well-formed nor excessively thin, let's say average.

Clothing: She usually wears long dresses that reach her ankles; her most frequently worn dresses are green or blue, sometimes with some red details.

Personality: She is a strong, resolute woman. If she has something to say, she says it without hesitation, especially with John, since most of their arguments stem from her demanding that he stop acting like an outlaw and be a father to Jack and a partner to Abigail. At the same time, she is very protective of Jack, as he is her motivation to keep going. She wants Jack to grow up in a world far removed from the outlaw life, hoping he will become a lawyer. Furthermore, she hates her life as an outlaw because she and John are in constant danger of death, as is their son Jack. She constantly pressures him to leave that life, but John ignores her.

Dutch Van der Linde: the leader and founder of the outlaw gang

Hosea Matthews: Hosea is the second in command who, along with Dutch, created the band. He is one of the oldest members and therefore has a fatherly role with the other band members.

John Marston: John Marston, nicknamed "Scarface," is one of the most important members of the gang, being Jack's father and Abigail's "husband," although he denies being Jack's father (since Abigail was with other gang members before John). Most of the time, he is either robbing with the other outlaws or doing anything else to try to avoid Jack.

Jack Marston: Jack is a 4-year-old boy, the son of John and Abigail. He is a sweet child full of life and imagination, living for, through, and thanks to Abigail and her sometimes overprotective maternal care. He is curious and restless, and thanks to Hosea teaching him to read, it has become one of his favorite pastimes, as Jack is a great reader and reads a lot (seriously, a lot).

Arthur Morgan: Arthur is John's best friend, and he's almost the same as John, except Arthur is even more present than John. Sometimes when John and Abigail have a big argument, Arthur takes Jack to teach him how to fish (by the way, Jack usually calls Arthur "Uncle Arthur").

And there are many more who don't have such great relevance in the band.