The Wheel
John Marston
Several years after fleeing Dutch and the gang, John, Abigail and Jack look for work in the town of Strawberry.
- Quién la encarga
- John Marston
- Jugables
- Sin datos
- Ubicación
- Pronghorn Ranch, Big Valley
- Blanco
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- Se desbloquea con
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- Desbloquea
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Notas del jugador
Varios años después de la caída de la banda, John Marston conduce a Abigail y Jack por Big Valley en un carro. La familia ha dejado atrás su vida anterior y busca un trabajo honrado, aunque John y Abigail siguen inquietos ante el futuro. Jack habla del rey Arturo y los Caballeros de la Mesa Redonda, mientras sus padres intentan tranquilizarlo. Deciden buscar una vida discreta en Strawberry, y la historia pasa a seguir a John mientras vuelve a hacerse cargo de su familia.
En Strawberry, John se presenta como Jim Milton al dirigirse al tendero de Coopers General Store. Acepta un encargo para llevar suministros a Pronghorn Ranch y luego va a la consulta del médico, donde encuentra a Abigail. Ella ha conseguido trabajo de limpieza en la consulta, y Jack está con ella. Tras hablar con ellos, John vuelve al carro cargado y sale de la ciudad con la mercancía del rancho.
John llega a Pronghorn Ranch y entrega los suministros al capataz, Tom Dickens. Le pide trabajo en el rancho, pero Dickens explica que David Geddes no suele contratar a hombres casados. Dos Laramie Boys interrumpen la conversación, toman parte de la carga y roban el carro. Dickens manda a John tras ellos a caballo.
John alcanza a los ladrones, sube al carro en marcha y los arroja fuera. Conduce el carro recuperado de vuelta a Pronghorn Ranch. Dickens identifica a los hombres como Laramie Boys y, impresionado por la respuesta de John, acepta dar una oportunidad a los Marston. Dice que hablará con Geddes y ofrece a la familia una pequeña cabaña en el rancho. John entra en la cabaña de Pronghorn Ranch.
Objetivos
7 pasosEn el orden en que los da el juego. Los pasos sin numerar solo salen si te sales del guion.
- 1Go to Strawberry
- 2Speak with the Shopkeeper
- 3Go to the Doctor's Office to meet with Abigail
- 4Return to your wagon
- 5Deliver the goods to Pronghorn Ranch
- 6Retrieve the wagon
- 7Return the wagon to Pronghorn Ranch
Curiosidades
- ◆The mission’s title is a reference to the Rota Fortunae (“Wheel of Fortune”), which in ancient and medieval philosophy served as a symbol of the mercurial nature of Destiny Fate. Many traditional tales of King Arthur such as Thomas Malory's famous Le Morte d'Arthur ("The Death of Arthur") also used the concept of the Wheel in such a way, with some stories and works of art making direct links between the Wheel and the Round Table of Arthur's Knights.
- ◆A common interpretation of Malory's usage of the Rota Fortunae in "The Death of Arthur" in particular is that the Wheel symbolizes the concept that even the greatest of human beings have flaws and make mistakes on their journeys toward their various fates. Thus, a man could be far from the ideal model of morality and yet still ultimately redeem himself and achieve his destiny of being a good knight or king.
- ◆At the start of the mission, Jack rides in the back of a wagon (perhaps intended as a symbolic “cart”) when he has a conversation with his parents about the stories of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. His father John later gives Jack the alias "Lancelot," which is traditionally the name of King Arthur’s bravest and greatest knight. For centuries Lancelot has represented a key figure in biblical motifs associated with Arthurian legends. One of the first and most influential stories to feature Lancelot as a protagonist was the twelfth-century epic poem Lancelot, the Knight of the Cart, in which the hero's quest to save Guinevere has been compared by literary critics to Christ's quest to redeem the human soul.
- ◆John Marston first uses the alias "Jim Milton" in this mission. The name may be a reference to English poet John Milton, whose epic poem Paradise Lost describes the fall of man and shares many themes with the Redemption games. Paradise Lost notably was originally intended to follow the legends of King Arthur before the author decided to make the poem directly biblical.
- ◆John becomes a main playable character again in the series for the first time in eight years following the release of the original game, with his last playable appearance being "The Last Enemy That Shall Be Destroyed", which takes place chronologically long after the events of this mission.
- ◆Even though the character of John is programmed to be unarmed during this mission, it is possible for the player to obtain a firearm for John during this mission if, after leaving Strawberry to take the grocery supplies to Pronghorn Ranch, they drive the wagon to Watson's Cabin before going to the ranch and pick up the shotgun in the basement of the cabin. If the player does this, they can shoot and kill the two Laramie Boys who steal the wagon, after arriving at the ranch.
- ◆From this mission onward, John has a different character model, one that is based off of Arthur.
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Verificado por última vez el 14 de septiembre de 2026