I Apologize, John Marston, I Wasn't Familiar With Your Game
John Marston and the original Red Dead Redemption have been overshadowed by Arthur Morgan and Red Dead Redemption 2, but the story told in the 2010 game is still well worth examining. What kind of man is John? What kind of world does he inhabit? Is he trapped in an inescapable cycle of violence and death, or does he have hope for a good and peaceful life? Let's talk about it. Support me on Patreon: / mastersamwise Follow me on Twitter: https://x.com/samwise_master
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Red Dead Redemption is the Perfect Western Game
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Why Red Dead Redemption 2 Still Feels Untouchable
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The Horrifying Degeneration of Bill Williamson
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Wolfenstein: The New Colossus Critique - Business is Good
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The True, Heroic Masculinity of Maximus in Gladiator
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The Psychology Of John Marston (Red Dead Redemption)
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Rockstar's Most Underrated Character
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We Must Be Better - The Beautiful Masculinity of Kratos in God of War
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Take a Gamble That Love Exists - The Masculinity of Arthur Morgan
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Ordinary Men can Become Extraordinary Heroes
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Why Mr. Pearson Gets a Happy Ending
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Great Men are Gentle
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F.E.D.R.A. - A Deconstruction of Villainy
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I gave Skyrim NPC's intelligence and then drove them insane
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The Magic of Red Dead Redemption
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The Disturbing Story of Call of Duty: Black Ops 1
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