Herbert Moon
Doublé par Anthony Cumia
Herbert Moon fait partie du casting nommé de Red Dead Redemption 2, dans le rôle de personnage. Les informations ci-dessous sont celles que le wiki recense.
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- Autres personnages
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- Anthony Cumia
- Statut
- Non précisé
- Occupation
- Shopkeeper
- Affiliations
- Non précisé
Notes du joueur
Herbert Moon possède le General Store d'Armadillo, Cholla Springs, et se présente comme le premier citoyen de la ville. Son frère Francis meurt en 1897 et est enterré au cimetière de Coot's Chapel. Moon renie plus tard sa fille Herberta après qu'elle a épousé Isaac Solomons, un homme juif, et s'est consacrée à aider les pauvres plutôt qu'à vendre des produits alimentaires. Ses préjugés s'étendent aux Juifs, aux Mexicains, aux femmes et à d'autres groupes, tandis qu'il présente son commerce comme un service rendu aux familles américaines.
En 1907, le choléra ravage Armadillo, mais Moon en reste l'unique survivant. Il accuse les immigrants mexicains, les étrangers et les personnes métisses d'être responsables de la maladie, affirmant que sa propre immunité provient de gènes supérieurs. Un portrait du Strange Man est accroché dans son magasin. Lorsque John Marston dit que l'homme lui semble familier et interroge Moon à son sujet, Moon élude la question. En 1911, il tient toujours le General Store, passe du temps à jouer au poker à l'Armadillo Saloon, et boit ou balaie devant sa boutique la nuit. Il appelle parfois à l'aide après qu'un hors-la-loi l'a dévalisé.
Dans les événements séparés et non canoniques d'Undead Nightmare, John entre dans le General Store pendant "Dinner for Two" et interroge Moon au sujet de Jonah et Eli. Moon répond par une nouvelle tirade, imputant l'infection aux minorités ethniques et sociales. John s'en va lorsque Moon lui propose de l'enrôler dans son combat. Moon sort empiler des caisses, où trois Undead l'attaquent et le dévorent. Il se relève ensuite sous la forme d'un Undead fraîchement transformé devant son magasin.
Anecdotes
- ◆Herbert Moon seems to believe that John Marston is "a hired killer for the Jews."
- ◆Like Seth Briars, Herbert sometimes calls Marston "pard", which is short for "partner".
- ◆In Red Dead Online, if players do a recovery mission, Bonnie MacFarlane says that Herbert's wagon is stolen.
- ◆He is one of two shopkeepers to be present in both Redemption games, the other being E.H. Kretzschmar, Blackwater's tailor.
- ◆In Undead Nightmare, his appearance is more detailed and has a different, scruffier hairstyle. He is the only NPC with this distinction.
- ◆Arthur Morgan can also ask Herbert about the picture of the strange man, but this interaction has been effectively cut from the game since Arthur cannot access New Austin through normal means.
- ◆If the player kidnaps one Herbert Moon, then leaves Armadillo, upon returning it is possible to gather three Herbert Moons as his character model respawns.
- ◆Before his appearance during "Dinner for Two", it is possible to shoot Herbert Moon through the window of his store. However, this will cause the mission to fail.
- ◆Herbert shares a head model with Clyde Beadle, Clay Willet, Arnett Buchanan, Willie Oats, Francis Gallagher, Reid Kinsey, Harris Carruthers, Virgil Beasley, Luther Brines.
- ◆His philosophy reflects the strong nativist sentiment of America during the era that the game is set in. However, Herbert appears to be the only person in Armadillo with these type of views.
- ◆If he's shot in the head in Red Dead Redemption 2, he returns alive later like all shopkeepers with half of his head bandaged and proclaiming "As long as America lives! I live!". This could be another reference to his alleged deal with Strange Man.
- ◆After listing all of the types of people he hates, he proudly admits to never meeting the vast majority of them. Oddly however, Eudoro and Cleveland Sharp can sometimes be found working in his store, despite being ethnic minorities. This would suggest that Herbert will go against his own ideology if it benefits him.
- ◆If Herbert Moon is killed in a duel, the player will never be informed that a shopkeeper has been killed, whereas if the player kills him outside of a duel, a notification regarding his death will appear and his shop will be unavailable for five days, as with all other shopkeepers.
- ◆If the player enters his store, they are usually greeted by a statement like "This establishment welcomes you!". He may even say this if the player enters the store when he is away, such as when he goes on a cigarette break.
- ◆He is usually unarmed with a handgun as he prefers rifles, except when catching the player cheating during a game of poker. When the duel is issued, he will then be seen wearing a gun-belt and holster, carrying a Cattleman Revolver.
- ◆If the player instigates a fistfight with Herbert Moon and then draws a weapon, Herbert Moon will pull out either a Repeater Carbine or a Winchester Repeater and start shooting. As long as the player doesn't shoot him first, the local law officers will come after him and a gunfight will begin. As with all shopkeepers, Herbert is highly resistant to NPC gunfire, so when shot by NPCs, Herbert Moon can take a ridiculous amount of bullets; this can lead to humorous results, seeing the owner of a general store single-handedly take on and out the Armadillo law enforcement. After winning the fight (a very likely occurrence), and if his legs are not incapacitated, Herbert Moon will return to his shop and begin serving the player again, all bloodied up. This only works with the shopkeeper version of Herbert Moon, not his poker playing counterpart. The poker-playing Herbert Moon has normal NPC health. This glitch is not unique to Herbert Moon, however, he is the most infamous subject; other shopkeepers, including Jeb Murphy, Norris Laskey and Marcos Pichardo, have this characteristic.
- ◆Herbert Moon will often, but not exclusively, refer to himself in third-person. He's been notoriously known to inexplicably shout "I'm Herbert Moon!" when in combat, robbed, or threatened. However, despite his significant reappearance, Herbert is almost never name-dropped in Red Dead Redemption 2. He's generically labeled as just "Shopkeeper" and seldom refers to himself in the third person as he did so much in the first. What's also odd is that he is not vocal about his antisemitism, like he is in the first game. In fact, he seems to have more of a grudge against foreigners, like Mexicans and those of mixed blood. However, he still held a grudge against his daughter, Herberta Solomons, when she married a Jewish man. It is possible that something happened to him during the time span from 1907 to 1911 that made him inflate his ego and get an attitude.
- ◆There are technically two Herbert Moons present in Red Dead Redemption. One plays poker, and the other is the shopkeeper. He can be playing poker and watching over his shop at the same time. This usually only happens during the day, however.
- ◆At the end of the day, he can be seen going into the saloon, indicating that he plays poker and drinks in the meantime.
- ◆If the player duels Herbert Moon and wins, Herbert Moon will still be present in the store. Sometimes, immediately after being killed, another Herbert Moon will instantaneously spawn, and inspect his own corpse.
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Dernière vérification le 14 septembre 2026