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Leigh Johnson

Głosu użycza Anthony De Longis

5 zleconych misji

Leigh Johnson zleca 5 z 57 misji fabularnych — pierwsza to Political Realities in Armadillo, ostatnia The Assault on Fort Mercer.

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Rola: Zleceniodawcy
Aktor głosowy: Anthony De Longis
Zajęcie: District Marshal of Armadillo (c. 1897-1914)
Powiązania: United States Marshals Service, Armadillo's Sheriff Office
Znana też jako: Marshal Johnson

Notatki gracza

Leigh Johnson jest Marshalem okręgowym Armadillo w New Austin. Obejmuje to stanowisko około 1897 roku, choć wcześniej nie interesowała go praca w policji. Jest mężem Priscilli Johnson aż do jej śmierci w 1903 roku. Johnson dowodzi biurem szeryfa w mieście oraz zastępcami, Jonah i Elim, ścigając bandytów po Cholla Springs. Do 1911 roku lata przemocy, podejrzliwość mieszkańców i naciski Southwestern Railroad Company czynią go coraz bardziej cynicznym. Pozostaje jednak rzeczowym, zdyscyplinowanym stróżem prawa, który w razie potrzeby walczy u boku swoich ludzi.

John Marston poznaje Johnsona w biurze w Armadillo, gdy szuka Billa Williamsona. Johnson obiecuje pomoc, jeśli John pomoże mu przywrócić porządek w okręgu. Tropią Waltona Lowe'a do Pleasance House, gdzie John powala przywódcę gangu, a Johnson go aresztuje albo zabiera jego ciało do miasta. Potem Johnson jedzie z Johnem, Jonah i Elim do Pike's Basin. Pokonują tam złodziei bydła z gangu Bollard Twins i odzyskują skradzione stado dla miejscowych ranczerów.

Po ataku gangu Billa Williamsona na Ridgewood Farm Johnson zabiera Johna i dwóch zastępców na miejsce. Znajdują farmę pełną ofiar i walczą z członkami gangu, którzy nadal atakują jej mieszkańców. Grupa śledzi ocalałych bandytów aż do Billa, lecz ten ucieka, wysyłając przeciw nim kolejnych ludzi. Johnson i jego towarzysze chwytają Normana Deeka, zastępcę Billa, i odwożą go do więzienia w Armadillo. Gdy gang porywa Bonnie MacFarlane i żąda Deeka w Tumbleweed, Johnson rusza na wymianę z Johnem, Jonah i Elim.

Spotkanie w Tumbleweed okazuje się zasadzką. Bonnie zostaje powieszona, lecz John ją ratuje, a Deek ginie z rąk własnego gangu. Johnson pomaga oczyścić miasteczko, po czym odwozi Bonnie do Armadillo. Później on i jego zastępcy dołączają do Johna, Setha Briarsa oraz Nigela West Dickensa podczas szturmu na Fort Mercer. Dowiadują się, że Bill już przedostał się do Nuevo Paraíso z pomocą Javiera Escuelli. Po szturmie Johnson i John rozstają się. W 1914 roku Johnson ustępuje po siedemnastu latach służby; jego pożegnalna zabawa w Armadillo Saloon kończy się trzema aresztowaniami dokonanymi przez niego, a Johnson zostaje jedyną osobą na nogach w saloonie.

Ciekawostki

◆Johnson is marked by inconsistencies regarding his role as a lawman. Despite being identified with a Federal Marshal badge, Johnson claims that Bill Williamson is outside his jurisdiction which contradicts the typical nationwide authority of U.S. Marshals. Johnson also complains of the interference of the federal government despite supposedly being a part of it. A newspaper clipping in 1914 identifies him as a town marshal rather than a federal one, which would limit his jurisdiction to just Armadillo. However, Johnson frequently leads operations far beyond the town, such as Pike's Basin, Tumbleweed, and Fort Mercer. If Johnson, like his badge signifies, is a U.S. Marshal, it would make little sense how he frequently complains about federal interference, since it would mean he’s a federal himself.
◆Due to the apparent lack of a proper sheriff of Armadillo in 1911, Johnson may have taken up additional responsibilities to better ensure law enforcement in Cholla Springs and by extension, Armadillo. His ventures into Gaptooth Ridge and Río Bravo, despite lacking formal jurisdiction, could be attributed to the critical lack of local law enforcement in those areas.
◆In Red Dead Redemption 2, Sheriff Palmer is seen in charge of Armadillo. He was either killed by the Del Lobo Gang, or resigned. It is briefly mentioned that Marshal Johnson's absence is due to the cholera outbreak.
◆His outfit is similar to the one worn by Sheriff O'Grady from Red Dead Revolver.
◆Despite carrying a pair of revolvers, in gameplay, Johnson will only wield one of these revolvers, dual-wielding them only in cutscenes.
◆NPCs at MacFarlane's Ranch can be heard stating that "he has the whole world on his shoulders".
◆Johnson is a widower. The tombstone of his late wife, Priscilla Johnson, is located in the Coot's Chapel Cemetery, to the left of the front entrance. The grave reveals that she died April 23rd, 1903. The cause of death, however, is not mentioned. The tombstone also reads, 'Forever Smiling In Our Hearts'.
◆As seen in "Political Realities in Armadillo", the Marshal uses a Tersk as his mount. However, during "The Assault on Fort Mercer," he is seen dismounting a Kentucky Saddler.
◆Bonnie MacFarlane, along with Marshal Johnson, can be killed after the mission "Hanging Bonnie MacFarlane". Immediately after the mission, as Marston watches them ride off, if he goes into Dead Eye Mode and kills their horses, Bonnie and the Marshal will fall off.
◆In the DLC Liars and Cheats, one of the Grand Prix race courses is named after him: L. Johnson's Run, which starts and ends in Armadillo.
◆In a promotional picture that can be seen below in the gallery, the Marshal is pictured crumbling a bounty in his hand. If the player looks closely, they can see the bounty target's hideout, Campo Mirada.
◆After his mission in Undead Nightmare and John leaves his office, he can be seen making calls and doing paperwork.
◆It is also possible to kill him.
◆In Red Dead Online, Bonnie MacFarlane mentions to players about Leigh Johnson when beginning a recovery mission for her as she mentions that she is hoping that he can come back due to the fact he is away from the cholera outbreak.
◆Marshal Johnson's gun belt has 2 gun holsters. This is something he has in common with an outlaw, oddly enough. That outlaw is Norman Deek, of the Williamson gang.
◆Leigh Johnson appears to be a very despised person in Armadillo, as numerous citizens, shopkeepers and even lawmen in Armadillo, like Mel Thaxton, will often complain about him and badmouth him. An example of this is also shown at the end of "Justice in Pike's Basin", whereupon saving the town from the nearby cattle rustling gang, people were more concerned about Nigel West Dickens missing.
◆Baxter Deaton in Armadillo is notable to be heard talking badly about Johnson, such as how he "buried stolen goods out in Rio Del Lobo" and how "the gang over by Twin Rocks are in cahoots with him". He even talks about Johnson beating the local women. Coincidentally or not, Rio Del Lobo is where the second treasure for the Treasure hunting challenges is located.
◆Jeb Murphy will claim that Johnson was never a man in his eyes and that he never liked him.
◆Eldin Grubb might describe Johnson as a terrible lawman and person in general.
◆Mel Thaxton will often blame Marshal Johnson for the position he is in at Armadillo.
◆Herbert Moon will proclaim Marshal to be useless when witnessing a crime.
◆Jake has dialogue where he says that Marshal Johnson is not the same man he used to be.