The Noblest of Men and a Woman.
The Noblest of Men and a Woman. #Story #PS5 Red Dead Redemption 2
00:00:05 - Meeting Theodore Levin
By entering Keane's Saloon, he meets biographer Theodore Levin, who is attempting to have a conversation with Jim "Boy" Calloway, a supposed legendary duellist back in the Wild West.
Calloway drunkenly passes out and Levin vents his frustrations on the lack of details he's received from Calloway so far as well as the difficulty of interviewing him.
The protagonist strikes up a conversation with the biographer, who then offers him half the proceeds of his book to find and interview other legendary duellists about their interactions with Calloway.
Levin gives the protagonist pictures of four people: Flaco Hernández, Emmet Granger, Billy Midnight, and Black Belle. Levin asks him to speak with them about their gunslinging days and get a photo of them. Aware of their likely-sour dispositions, Levin suggests to him to "shoot them" if they give him trouble.
The player is tasked with finding four legendary gunslingers from the days of the Wild West. Levin gives him photographs with updated notes on where to find them. The locations of the gunslingers will be marked on the map once the photos and notes have been inspected. These gunslingers can be found in any order.
Gunslingers to find & talk to:
Flaco Hernández • The Noblest of Men, and a Woman: Finding F...
Emmet Granger forgot to save :-(
Billy Midnight • The Noblest of Men, and a Woman: Finding B...
Black Belle • The Noblest of Men, and a Woman: Finding B...
00:03:03 - Return to Valentine after have found all 4 gunslingers
The second part of the mission tree will initiate after completing the Chapter 4 quest "A Fine Night of Debauchery". The protagonist returns to the Valentine Saloon and the bartender tells the player that Calloway was last seen in Saint Denis.
00:04:02 - Ferry in Saint Denis
He heads to Saint Denis to look for a large ferry on the south-east side of the town. There, they tell Levin about what transpired with interviewing the gunslingers. Levin wants to give Calloway the credit for defeating them as part of his book, but Calloway does not want this made-up glory. Instead, Calloway asks for the capture of Slim Grant, an old rival of his who killed his cousin. The player is then told about Slim Grant, an old rival of Boy Calloway who shot his cousin Ged Calloway in 1882. Levin wants to see a face-off between Calloway and Grant, to prove that he is a legend.
00:07:30 - Slim Grant’s deputy
Slim Grant has become the State Marshal operating out of Annesburg. The player interacts with a deputy who told him that Grant has been missing for a few days after he went out searching for outlaws.
00:09:37 - Slim Grant
The player locates him and must kill the outlaws who kidnapped him, and then take State Marshal Grant to be confronted by Calloway.
00:17:16 - Duel
However, Grant refuses to fight Calloway, resulting in an enraged Calloway losing his temper and shooting him in the back. Calloway then realizes the dishonor in what he had done and, outraged, challenges the player to a duel in order to reclaim his honor. In the ensuing duel, Calloway is killed. Shocked, Levin says that he’s glad that he no longer has to deal with Calloway, although he does bemoan that the last true gunslinger might have died. He, however, quickly figures out a way to make a good book of it, by fabricating a story where Jim Calloway is made responsible for slaying all of the legendary gunslingers, before dying at the hands of Slim Grant after mortally wounding him, only to be shot in the back by Grant. Levin then proceeds to leave the scene, at which point the player can pick up Calloway's Revolver.
A few days later, the player receives a letter and $350 from Levin, who says that his book about Calloway is selling very well, despite the fact that it is clearly a romanticized and fabricated story. Levin comments, in reference to an earlier conversation with the player, that Calloway can have the glory and he can have the freedom, or the other way around, as he is unsure of which way it is. While the story might not be true, it is still a good story and that is all that matters in the end here.
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