The Best of Women
Abigail Marston
After months of separation, Jack and Abigail finally arrive at the ranch.
- Quién la encarga
- Abigail Marston
- Jugables
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- Ubicación
- Beecher's Hope, West Elizabeth
- Blanco
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- Se desbloquea con
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- Desbloquea
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Notas del jugador
John Marston trabaja en Beecher's Hope, en West Elizabeth, ocupado con las labores diarias del rancho. Han pasado meses desde que Abigail y Jack lo dejaron tras los incidentes que separaron a la familia. La casa ya está terminada, construida con Uncle y Charles Smith, mientras John permanece en la propiedad y sigue atendiendo el trabajo del rancho.
Abigail Marston y Jack llegan por fin a Beecher's Hope tras meses lejos. Su regreso los lleva al rancho que John ha convertido en un hogar durante su ausencia. John vuelve a ver a su esposa y a su hijo después de la separación. Ambos se acercan a la casa, contemplan el edificio terminado y lo encuentran allí, en el rancho.
John se reúne con Abigail y Jack junto a la casa. Abigail y Jack quedan impresionados por la casa de campo que John ha terminado con Uncle y Charles. Los Marston permanecen juntos en Beecher's Hope, ante el hogar levantado por John y los demás, cuando la llegada de Abigail y Jack devuelve a la familia al rancho.
Galería
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Curiosidades
- ◆Due to the entire mission consisting of a single cutscene (as in "Lost and Not Quite Found"), the mission cannot be replayed via the pause menu. Unlike that mission, however, the name of this mission at least appears onscreen.
- ◆When Abigail arrives at the house two blue jays can be spotted sitting together on a barrel in front of the house. This is likely a call-back to the house-building sequence during the mission "A New Jerusalem": During this mission a single blue jay can be seen repeatedly, perched on construction material, observing John as he builds his farmhouse.
- ◆According to the entry on "Blue Jay Symbolism & meaning" by Garth Clifford in the compendium "World Birds" there are a great number of symbolic meanings that are often attributed to blue jays. Among other things blue jays can symbolize loyalty and trust, protection and fearlessness, they can be a reminder to plan and/or prepare for the future, and an encouragement to know one's limitation and back off when needed. Blue jays are also often regarded as a call "to invest yourself in your family" and "stop diverting your energy into areas other than your family", which would be in line with John Marston at the point in the game when "The Best of Women" takes place, as he now once again gets the chance to be a family man. As a totem the bird can represent a protection against someone, who wants to hurt a person or his/her family. In Christianity the belief is widespread, that a blue jay in one's home or yard is a sign of "good things to come", which the situation that John finds himself in during this mission may represent the happy reunion of the Marston family and/or their happy life together for the next four years. Furthermore the bird can be a call "to be persistent and to fight no matter how hard a given situation may seem", which seems to be applicable to John's situation both during the end of the second epilogue of Red Dead Redemption 2 and his situation in the future (Red Dead Redemption 1).
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Verificado por última vez el 14 de septiembre de 2026