Jon
Doublé par Kale Browne
Jon 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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- Rôle
- Autres personnages
- Doubleur
- Kale Browne
- Statut
- Non précisé
- Occupation
- Frontiersman
- Affiliations
- Non précisé
- Alias
- Grizzled Jon, Big Jon
Notes du joueur
Jon, aussi appelé Grizzled Jon ou Big Jon, est un homme de la frontière américain et le mari de Bessy. Il raconte un passé violent passé à chasser les Native Americans, affirmant en avoir tué beaucoup et avoir mangé le coeur de l'un d'eux. Il dit également avoir massacré des bisons. Grand buveur, Jon en veut à l'expansion de la civilisation et insiste sur le fait que les hommes sont devenus moins sauvages. Ses tirades d'ivrogne visent les Native Americans et d'autres groupes ethniques, et son hostilité dégénère régulièrement en insultes et en bagarres.
À partir du Chapitre 2, Jon apparaît par intermittence au Smithfield's Saloon de Valentine, de midi jusqu'aux premières heures du matin. Il occupe soit une table au fond près du fauteuil du barbier, soit boit à l'extrémité du bar. Vêtu de fourrures et de peaux usées, avec une longue barbe grise, l'oeil gauche aveugle et un chapeau de montagne en peau de raton laveur, il se plaint bruyamment à toute personne se trouvant près de lui. Arthur Morgan peut l'écouter avant de le provoquer, ce qui pousse généralement Jon à la violence.
Jon attaque normalement à mains nues, bien qu'il sorte parfois un couteau. Il peut d'abord considérer Arthur comme indigne de son attention, mais des provocations répétées le rendent hostile. S'il est mis à terre, son Classic Raccoon Mountain Hat tombe et peut être récupéré. Jon attaque immédiatement si Arthur le porte près de lui. Il peut être rencontré huit fois avant de disparaître du jeu. En 1907, il paraît plus vieux, plus gris et plus usé.
Anecdotes
- ◆His overall appearance bears resemblance to the Sasquatch Hunter featured in the Red Dead Redemption DLC Undead Nightmare. As such, he also has a similar appearance to the Sasquatch Hunter from Grand Theft Auto V, another title by Rockstar Games.
- ◆Jon the Trapper is a doppelganger for, and ironic reference to, in-universe folklore hero Josiah Blackwater -- while citizens of Valentine revere Josiah Blackwater as a legendary figure, Jon the Trapper's rants reveal a personality, deportment, and life which make him practically identical to the stories about Josiah Blackwater, and yet Jon is ignored and shunned by the citizens of Valentine.
- ◆The hat he wears during the epilogue appears to differ from the one he wears during the previous chapters of the game, since it cannot be saved to the wardrobe if picked up.
- ◆He is much harder to knock out than the average NPC, and is one of the most difficult NPCs to best in a fistfight.
- ◆In addition to disliking Natives, he also holds a grudge against the inhabitants of Valentine, and is critical of the quality of alcohol served at Smithfield’s, among other things.
- ◆If the player puts on his raccoon hat in the hotel or general store's wardrobe, he will immediately rush to attack them.
- ◆Attacking him first will trigger a wanted level, although during the fight, the lawmen will simply wait and watch until the fight is over, before asking the player to move along. Alternatively, the player can also fight him by bumping into him when he leaves the saloon.
- ◆After exiting the saloon, he will simply pass out on the ground between the Saloon and the General Store. If bumped into, he will wake up and ride away on a horse if one is available, or simply walk away. If attacked he will not fight back, but simply run away. If he isn’t followed outside the saloon, he will disappear until his next encounter, or permanently if it’s his eighth encounter.
- ◆If the fight with Jon goes outside the saloon, he may pull out a hunting knife. This can also happen if the player draws a weapon of their own or tries to evade him.
- ◆Sometimes, a glitch may occur when Jon's attack on the player may trigger too late. During this time, if the protagonist sits at the poker table or sits down to get a haircut, Jon will stand next to the player and shuffle about in a fighting pose until the player leaves the activity, at which point he will begin to attack.
- ◆Jon visibly appears to have previously sustained many injuries to his head, including great scars from a cracked forehead, a blinded/missing left eye, and scars outward from the mouth between his cheeks and jawline. Suriving these injuries could explain his belligerently hostile personality.
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Dernière vérification le 14 septembre 2026