Josiah Trelawny

• ◆Trelawny heavily resembles the Strange Man in both appearance and attire. Arthur mentions in his journal, prior to the ferry robbery in Blackwater, that he saw a stranger that looks like Trelawny, even though he hadn't seen him for months.
• ◆If Arthur antagonizes Josiah in camp, he may say that Trelawny is a "strange man".
• ◆In the Beaver Hollow chapter, there is a very rare chance that Trelawny will try to talk to the player about Guarma.
• ◆Even before he is brought to the gang's camp at Clemens Point, his name may show up in the camp's ledger as having donated a random item.
• ◆In Saint Denis, Josiah can be heard talking to his family in an apartment. If the player calls out to him he will be surprised but tells them he will see them in “the office”.
• ◆As mentioned during his first appearance, Trelawny originally wished to go to New York, but hence his return to the western states, this did not go to plan.
• ◆In "Magicians for Sport", it's shown that Trelawny owns a walking cane; he is never seen using it, however.
• ◆"Trelawny" is an alternative spelling of "Trelawney", a Cornish surname meaning "A person from a town with a church".
• ◆There is a random camp encounter that was cut from the game in which Trelawny has a conversation with Micah Bell, during which Micah insults Trelawny by calling him first a "rat" and then a "snake". In response, Trelawny uses his magic to make a snake appear in Micah's hat, startling him. The dialogue from this encounter can be found within the game files.
• ◆Josiah, Sadie Adler, Joe, and Sean MacGuire are the only members of the Van der Linde gang to appear in Red Dead Online.
• ◆Trelawny is one of the few surviving members of the Van der Linde gang besides Orville Swanson who aren’t seen in the Epilogue.
• ◆Trelawny was supposed to have a custom short-barrel Double-action Revolver with a white grip, but it was cut.

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