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Bill is a large, heavyset man in his late twenties or early thirties. He has brown hair and a bushy beard. Although not bald, his hair is clearly receding, and he seems to be missing some teeth. His usual attire consists of grey trousers, boots, and either a plain white or checkered shirt, sometimes accompanied by a long brown leather jacket and/or his hat, which he wears pinned to one side.Bill is a complex and troubled character. His past, marked by an alcoholic father and a dishonorable discharge from the army, shapes his insecurities and violent tendencies. He is driven by a desire to prove himself, yet he often fails due to his recklessness and lack of intelligence.
While in the Van der Linde gang, Bill was initially loyal to Dutch, valuing his role as a skilled rifleman and explosives expert. However, as the gang disintegrated and Dutch’s mental state deteriorated, Bill became increasingly ruthless, power-hungry, and amoral. He committed numerous crimes, including kidnapping, murder, and arson.
Despite his aggressive and violent nature, Bill was often the subject of mockery within the gang due to his alcoholism, lack of education, and frequent mistakes. He felt that he was treated worse than others and confessed this to Arthur. In more vulnerable moments, he also showed a degree of social awkwardness, seeking friendship and approval from characters like Arthur and Kieran.
Behavior (Поведение)
Bill’s behavior is marked by impulsiveness and a tendency to act first and think later. He is quick to anger and prone to violence, often getting into bar fights. His loyalty to Dutch, which began as a source of security, became a double-edged sword as the leader’s descent into madness further entrenched Bill’s loyalty to him, even criticizing Arthur and John for questioning Dutch’s leadership.
There are instances, however, that reveal a softer side of Bill. He empathized with the low morale of the gang after the Blackwater fiasco.

In 1899, Javier is a slim man with black hair, brown eyes, and a dark complexion. He sports a mustache that is shaved in the middle and has a prominent scar on his eyebrow, which is often hidden by his hair. There’s also a scar along the front of his neck, though he never reveals how he got it. According to John, Javier is approximately 5'8".
He usually wears a white shirt with a red tie, a silver waistcoat, a blue jacket, and a bowler hat, with black trousers and boots. In cold weather, he adds a poncho and gloves. In Chapter 2, he sometimes wears a long grey coat, a sombrero, and a bandolier over his waistcoat. On Guarma, his attire reverts to just a shirt, waistcoat, and black trousers.Javier is a complex and paradoxical character. On the one hand, he is a passionate idealist who values loyalty above all else and fully dedicates himself to the cause. He shares the revolutionary ideals of Dutch van der Linde, which earned him a place in the gang. He is unquestioningly loyal to Dutch, though this devotion sometimes borders on blind obedience.
At the same time, he is somewhat vain, taking great care with his appearance and always being impeccably dressed. He is not one to tolerate disrespect or bullying, as evidenced by his reactions: threatening Bill with a knife for calling him a “bum,” attacking Micah after Micah advised him to “go back to Mexico,” and even threatening Sean with a knife after Sean made fun of him.
John also describes Javier as a cynic who desperately wanted to be a romantic and as an “empty man,” despite his revolutionary ideals.
Behavior
Javier is a formidable presence in the gang, often taking on the role of a tough enforcer. He is fearless in combat and willingly participates in dangerous missions, such as robberies and escapades.
Despite his tough exterior, Javier has moments of vulnerability. In the camp, he often plays the guitar and sings, especially during meals and parties, and even composes his own songs.

Susan is a well-preserved mid-aged woman with grey hair (formerly blonde) and blue eyes. She wears little makeup and styles her hair in a tight chignon. She most commonly dresses in a black neckline dress with long sleeves, or a pink shirt paired with black boots. When wearing the shirt, she accesssories with an oval necklace that appears to depict a woman wearing a crown. Like other gang members, she frequently changes her attire and hairstyle.
Personality
Susan embodies a strict, no-nonsense, and forthright demeanor, often taking on the role of a «mother figure» within the Van der Linde gang. She is pragmatic, with a strong will, and does not tolerate foolishness. She believes that some people require a firmer hand than others and that someone must keep the rabble in line lest they «rot in their own filth».
Despite her harsh exterior, she genuinely cares for her fellow outlaws and harbors deep affection for most of them, which she occasionally expresses. For example, when Tilly Jackson is kidnapped, Susan takes charge and organizes her rescue, calling her «my girl» and threatening to kill anyone who harms her. She also shows concern for Arthur Morgan, often worrying about his long absences from camp, and addresses him affectionately as «son».
However, Susan is also безжалостный towards enemies of the gang. She did not hesitate to kill Molly O’Shea after the latter, in a drunken state, admitted to informing the Pinkertons about a botched bank robbery. Similarly, when it is revealed that Micah Bell is a traitor, Susan sides with Arthur and threatens Micah with a shotgun.
Behavior
Susan’s role within the gang is multifaceted. She is the undisputed authority and arbiter of justice in the camp, ensuring that order is maintained. She is responsible for overseeing the upkeep of the encampment after each move.
Her interactions with others are often brusque and critical, but she is perceptive of Dutch’s erratic behavior and downward spiral. She is protective of the weak.

Charles has dark skin, a light stubble, and scars on his face. He has a very muscular build, which is complemented by great strength and athleticism. His hair is very long and free-flowing, but after returning from Guarma he styles it into a mohawk or braid.
His usual attire includes a blue shirt with a white dotted pattern, brown trousers, black boots, a gun belt, and a necklace. He often wears a black winter coat, a blue buttoned coat with a green vest, or a thick green wool coat with a hood for missions.Charles is a quiet and reserved person. Despite his quiet demeanor, he is highly competent in everything he does and is a formidable fighter. He is very courageous and selfless, as demonstrated by his willingness to help the Wapiti Indian reservation, rescue Captain Monroe and Eagle Flies from the US Army, and instruct Sadie and John to flee from Micah's men while he would supposedly catch up later, even though he was critically wounded.
He is almost always calm, even when confronted or dealing with passive-aggressive individuals like Javier. He is arguably the most honorable and moral member of the gang, is cool-headed, and is reluctant to kill unless absolutely necessary. The constant bloodshed perpetrated by the gang (mainly by Dutch and Micah) eventually leads him to become disillusioned with the gang and to help the Wapiti instead.Charles's behavior in the game showcases his competence and moral compass. He is a loyal member of the Van der Linde gang, known for his skills as an experienced tracker. He takes his duties seriously and acts decently.
He transitions from being an outlaw to a street fighter and eventually a rancher. In missions, he demonstrates his resourcefulness, such as when he helps Arthur Morgan with hunting or assists in the train robbery.
Despite his quiet nature, Charles is a deadly opponent in combat. He is a skilled hunter and tracker.Charles is of Native American and African American heritage.

Height: 178 cm (5'10").
Weight: 80 kg.
Complexion: tanned skin.
Hair: brown, shoulder-length or tucked under his hat.
Eyes: brown.
Facial scars: prominent wolf scars across his cheek, and he is partially or fully blind in his left eye.
Outfit: His attire reflects his outlaw lifestyle. He wears a slightly tilted black cowboy hat, a light-colored button-up shirt with rolled sleeves layered under a fitted dark vest, a long dark duster coat for protection, sturdy dark trousers secured with a leather gun belt, and boots with spurs.Highly independent and values personal autonomy, which can sometimes lead him to act impulsively and disregard others' opinions.
Possesses a strong sense of justice and loyalty, willing to stand up for what he believes in, even at the risk of danger.
ISTP personality type, known for being practical, independent, and action-oriented.
Loyal, resourceful, brave, resilient, stubborn, reflective, honorable, protective, hot-headed, conflicted, quick-thinking, determined, compassionate, adaptable, and intense.
Low, gruff, slightly raspy voice with a Western American accent, serious tone, often melancholic, with a raw edge when angry or protective.
Polite towards women, refusing to commit adultery.
Critical of the government, technological development, and moral hypocrisy.
Christian, though not particularly religious.Struggles to leave his criminal past behind and become a rancher and family man.
Reacts to threats to his family by taking drastic measures, including hunting down former gang members on the orders of the Bureau of Investigation.
Displays a complex relationship with his former leader, Dutch van der Linde, whom he initially considered a father figure but later comes to distrust and despise.
Demonstrates adaptability, as seen in his ability to transition from outlaw life to ranching, albeit with challenges.
Shows resilience in the face of betrayal and hardship, though his journey ultimately ends tragically.

Hosea is an elderly man with neat, short silver hair and a clean-shaven face. His attire varies with the weather: in hot weather, he wears an orange or striped blue vest over a faded blue or plain white shirt, black trousers tucked into embossed brown leather boots, a faded red neckerchief, and a black hat. In more temperate climates, he is seen in an unbuttoned dark green coat, a yellow vest, a white shirt, and black trousers tucked into boots with faded orange spurs. When in Colter, he wears the same dark green coat buttoned up, a red and black striped scarf loosely hanging around his neck, and a navy blue hat.Hosea is a smart, learned, and quick-witted man who prefers wit and diplomacy over violence. He is experienced, wise, and tends to favor caution over rash action. His age and skills have earned him the respect of everyone in the gang, which is rare. Alongside Dutch, he also acts as a kind of fatherly figure to the other members. Unlike some of the more volatile members, Hosea is levelheaded and pragmatic, often advising Dutch and providing a more grounded perspective on the gang's future. He is also deeply loyal to his closest friend, Dutch van der Linde, having been his right-hand man for over twenty years. However, as the gang's methods became increasingly violent, Hosea began to feel disillusioned, though he remained a faithful member.Hosea's primary modus operandi is deception. He is a master con artist who uses his intelligence and charm to manipulate situations and people, often employing elaborate schemes to defraud others. He prefers to avoid violence whenever possible, preferring to outsmart his mark. However, he is not averse to using force when he deems it justified, as seen when he kills a man who tried to rob him or threatens Bill with a pistol.
Within the gang, Hosea often acts as a mentor to younger members, such as Lenny Summers, trying to convince him to leave the life and lead a peaceful existence.

Dutch is a man in his mid-forties, approximately 6 feet tall, with a medium build.
He has tanned skin, a prominent Roman nose, brown eyes, and a cleft chin.
He sports thick black mustache and soul patch, surrounded by a light stubble, and black, slicked-back hair that curls at the ends, reaching his nape.
His style is elegant, often wearing suits. A typical outfit in 1899 consists of a white-and-grey striped shirt, charcoal grey striped trousers, pointed black leather boots, an ornate black waistcoat with a blood-red silk back and matching red pocket handkerchief, gold buttons, and a gold pocket watch with twin chains and a ruby pendant.Idealistic. He sees himself as a Robin Hood figure, fighting against a corrupt system, stealing from the rich to give to the poor, and promoting a vision of anarchist utopia where individuals can live free from government control.
Charismatic. He has a powerful charm that allows him to attract and inspire followers, including orphans and street kids, whom he mentors, teaching them literacy and self-worth.
Educated. Unlike many criminals of his time, he is well-read, which further enhances his intellectual appeal.
Unstable. Under pressure from the encroaching modern world, his ideals begin to unravel, leading to growing paranoia, impulsiveness, and эгоизм.
Prone to violence. He is willing to use жестокие methods to achieve his goals, which becomes evident in events like the Saint Denis bank robbery and the aftermath of the Guarma incident.Leader-like. As the head of the Van der Linde Gang, he inspires loyalty and unity among his followers, presenting a vision of a better, independent existence.
Manipulative. He often plays on the sympathies of others, such as when he took in orphans and taught them his ideology in exchange for their loyalty.
Resistant to change. He fiercely opposes government control and the advance of civilization, viewing it as an oppression of the individual.
Prone to irrational decisions.

In 1899, he has shoulder-length blond hair, a thick horseshoe mustache, side-whiskers, and two gold teeth in the upper row. He often wears an unbuttoned black leather coat over a red or black shirt, sometimes with a red vest, a blue neckerchief, and trousers tucked into boots. He carries either a white or black hat. In colder weather, he switches to a long brown leather coat; in warmer climates, he might wear just the shirt.Lacks a moral compass: he is willing to take life without hesitation and openly mocks notions of right and wrong.
Nihilistic: he believes there is no inherent meaning to life and that the world is divided into winners and losers, with no in-between.
Racist and sexist: he shows open hostility towards non-white members of the gang (such as Lenny Sumner and Charles Smith) and makes crude remarks about women.
Manipulative and self-serving: he is a skilled actor who feigns respect for those he deems stronger, like Dutch and Arthur, in order to further his own agenda.
Enjoyment of chaos: he thrives on action and chaos, living for the thrill of the moment.Antagonism towards the gang: he frequently bullies and intimidates his fellow outlaws, often making colorful threats. He particularly targets Reverend Swanson and Uncle, viewing them as parasites who do not contribute to the gang’s efforts.
Betrayal: after escaping Guarma, Micah begins to secretly work as an informant for the Pinkertons. This betrayal is a pivotal plot point, revealing his complete lack of loyalty to the Van der Linde gang.
Physical cowardice: aware of his own physical limitations, Micah prefers to keep his distance from enemies and relies on his revolvers.

Arthur Morgan is a tall man, approximately 6 feet 1 inch (185 cm) tall, with a muscular build, light brown hair, and green eyes. He has a scar near his chin, which becomes more noticeable as his facial hair grows to the second or third level.Arthur is a complex and multifaceted character. On the one hand, he is a cold, brooding outlaw who often resorts to violence and has few qualms about killing. On the other hand, he has a playful and sarcastic side that emerges around those he is friendly with.
He has his own moral code and does not believe in what he deems unnecessary killing, especially if it endangers himself or those he cares about. Dutch taught him that revenge would lead nowhere, and Arthur adheres to this principle.
Despite his violent nature, Arthur is loyal to his friends and the gang, viewing them as a family. He is also self-aware, recognizing his own intimidating nature and how it affects others.
As the story progresses, Arthur experiences a significant transformation. His loyalty to Dutch and the gang weakens as he begins to see the flaws in their ideology and the consequences of his own actions. His character arc culminates in a desire for redemption, as he tries to undo some of the harm he has caused and protect those he cares about, such as John Marston and his family.Arthur's behavior is shaped by his moral choices and the circumstances he faces. At first, he is depicted as a ruthless enforcer for the Van der Linde gang, willing to use violence when necessary.
However, his actions are not without consequence. Helping others, showing kindness, or making selfless decisions increases his honor, which in turn affects his relationships and the outcome of the story. Conversely, acts of violence and selfish behavior lower his honor.
He is also shown to have a deep connection with nature and a love for the outdoors, as evidenced by his skills in hunting and fishing. His behavior evolves as he grapples with his own conscience and the reality.