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| color = #AF181F | name = John Marston | series = Red Dead | image = John Marston (Character).jpg | caption = John Marston as depicted in Red Dead Redemption 2 | first = Red Dead Redemption (2010) | last = Red Dead Redemption 2 (2018) | creator = Rockstar Games | voice = Rob Wiethoff[1] | motion_actor = {{Unbulleted list|Rob Wiethoff|Marc Menchaca|Daniel Hall|Chris Comfort[2]}} | spouse = Abigail Marston | children = 2[3] | nationality = American }} John Marston is a fictional character in the Red Dead video game series by Rockstar Games. Portrayed by actor Rob Wiethoff, he is the main protagonist of the 2010 video game Red Dead Redemption and its standalone expansion, Undead Nightmare, and the secondary protagonist in its 2018 prequel, Red Dead Redemption 2. In his younger years, John was an outlaw who rode in the infamous Van der Linde Gang, committing multiple crimes. After the gang's downfall and eventual disbandment in 1899, he tries leaving his life of crime behind to become a rancher and a family man. After 12 years of hiding, he is located by the FBI in 1911 and forced to hunt down the last surviving members of his former gang in exchange for his family and his freedom. The character was well received, with many critics citing his maturity, moral complexity and ambiguity, and quest for atonement as focal points of the game. Actor Rob Wiethoff's portrayal of Marston was also met with acclaim. Character developmentRed Dead Redemption required a large amount of voice work in order to feel alive. The team felt that the amount of voice work required for Redemption had been previously achieved in Grand Theft Auto IV, with prior experience to such amounts dating back to San Andreas (2004) and Bully (2006).[4] To cast the characters, the team held auditions; until actors were officially signed to the project, it was only known as an "untitled video game project", for secrecy.[5] In the game, Rob Wiethoff portrayed John Marston.[6]The character of John Marston was developed to be a "family man".[7] The team developed him as a nuanced character, as opposed to a straightforward hero or villain, in order to provide an interesting experience.[8] Wiethoff considered Marston to be very determined about his goals. "He was a man about things," Wiethoff remarked.[5] He gave the character a perceptible sense of weariness and unlike other gaming protagonists, Marston is a not a hero but a criminal.[9] Technical director Ted Carson felt that Marston became interesting due to the combination of cynicism and realism.[8] Wiethoff felt that Marston was aware that his past actions were "wrong", resulting in his attempt to abandon his former life.[10] He stated that Marston's early decisions in his life were a direct result of his need for acceptance. "I don't know if he knew that what he was doing was wrong or not," Wiethoff said.[11] Palmer felt that the characters of Marston and Williamson represented siblings in their former gang, while Dutch was more of a parental figure. He stated that Williamson is envious of Marston, despite Marston being his "moral anchor". Palmer also felt that, after Marston left the gang, Williamson's life began to "tailspin" uncontrollably. "[A]s John grew into a man who conquered by achieving, Bill fell into a man who achieved simply by conquering," said Palmer.[12] When developing other characters, the team was inspired by various historical figures of the 20th century, including Frank James,[13] Pearl Hart[14] and Tom Horn.[15] Fictional character biography{{Overly detailed|section|date=January 2019}}Red Dead Redemption 2John Marston was born in 1873 to a Scottish immigrant and a prostitute. In Marston's own words, it is hinted that his father might have been her pimp. John's mother died during childbirth and in 1881 his father died of unknown causes, possibly due to drinking.[16] When his father died, the 8-year-old John was sent to an orphanage where he spent the next four years. He eventually ran away and tried to make his own luck living out in the streets. At the age of eleven, John committed his first murder when he shot a man to death, though he claimed it was not his fault. In 1885, at the age of 12, Marston had been caught stealing by homesteaders in Illinois, who planned on hanging him. Dutch Van der Linde stepped in and saved the young boy, taking him under his wing. John joined the Van der Linde gang alongside Hosea Matthews, Arthur Morgan, and Susan Grimshaw. Their leader, Dutch Van der Linde, taught John how to read, write, and shoot.[16] Over the next years, he and Arthur would become two of the gang's most prolific members and commit multiple crimes, including murder, robbery, kidnapping, and theft. During that time, he also met his future wife Abigail Roberts, a prostitute affiliated with the gang, with whom he had a son, John "Jack" Marston, Jr., born in 1895. After a botched ferry robbery in 1899, the Van der Linde gang is forced to flee to the high mountains of Ambarino, due to mounting government pressure to hunt them down. During their hectic escape, John is separated from the group and mauled by a wolf, receiving his signature scars.[17] After being forced to wait on a cliff for days, he is rescued by Arthur and Javier Escuella. After weeks of recovery, he reinserts himself back into the gang by robbing a train with several other gang members. After the gang tries to turn the rival Gray and Braithwaite families against each other in the Southern state of Lemoyne, his son is kidnapped and sold off to Saint-Denis by the matriarch of the Braithwaites. Enraged, he and the gang exact revenge on the Braithwaites but are forced to do jobs for mob boss Angelo Bronte, to whom Jack was sold. John is reunited with his son and starts to view his family as the priority over the gang. After Dutch decides to pull off a poorly planned bank robbery that goes awry, John is taken prisoner and moved to Sisika Penitentiary, where he is forced to work in a chain gang before he is to be hanged.[18] After several months in prison, he is eventually rescued by Arthur and Sadie Adler, but has lost faith in Dutch, whom he accuses of letting him get caught.[19] Over the following weeks, Arthur and John become more and more disillusioned with Dutch, who is further descending into madness. Arthur manages to persuade John to leave the gang with his wife and son when the time is right. After helping Dutch instigate conflict between the local Native Americans and the US Army, Dutch proposes a final train robbery which is supposed to set the gang for life. During the robbery, John is shot and falls off the train, where the rest of the gang leaves him to die.[20] However, he manages to survive the fall and the attacking Pinkertons and returns to the camp, where he and Arthur confront Dutch and the rest of the gang in a Mexican Standoff, during which Micah Bell kills Susan, a prominent member of the gang. Before a final shootout, however, the Pinkertons arrive with a small army, and Arthur and John get separated from the rest of the gang and are forced to shoot their way out. Arthur stays behind to let John to escape and dies at the hands of Micah, who either kills him directly or lets him die from his tuberculosis.[21] During the next few years, John tries to live an honest life as a family man and farmhand. However, he is constantly drawn back to his violent past, which deeply upsets Abigail and forces the family on the run. After he fights and kills several members of a neighbouring gang that stole the cattle of the ranch they were working on, an enraged Abigail takes Jack and leaves John. John decides to become a rancher and buys property just outside of Blackwater. With the help of former gang members Charles Smith and Uncle, John eventually turns the property into a ranch, Beecher's Hope. After Abigail and Jack return, he tries to lead an honest life but is at times forced to take up bounty hunting with Sadie to pay off his mortgage. Sadie tells John that she has found Micah, despite Abigail's pleas; John, Sadie and Charles heads to Micah's camp in the mountains and fights through Micah's men. John confronts Micah, only to be shocked to see Dutch is working with him once again. Micah takes a wounded Sadie hostage but is shot by Dutch in the abdomen, allowing John to finish Micah off, killing him. Dutch leaves and John finds the gang's old money stash and uses it to fully pay off his loan. Afterwards, he formally marries Abigail, both looking forward to living a new life on their ranch meanwhile they are watched by U.S. federal agents Edgar Ross and Archer Fordham from afar. Red Dead RedemptionIn 1911, however, U.S. federal agents Edgar Ross and Archer Fordham from the newly formed FBI command John to act as bounty hunter and apprehend his former outlaw friends. To both motivate and ensure that John will comply, the agents kidnap his son Jack and wife Abigail, and hold them hostage, promising their release upon the completion of John's obligations.[22] Beginning in the town of Blackwater, John boards a train headed west to the town of Armadillo, where he meets with a guide named Jake. Jake guides Marston to Fort Mercer, where Marion “Bill” Williamson and his own gang have taken refuge. Marston confronts and tries to reason with Bill outside the gates, but is instead shot down, suffering a bullet to the ribs.[23] He is found by a passerby: a woman named Bonnie McFarlane. Bonnie takes the wounded Marston to her ranch in Hennigan's Stead; while he recovers, Marston runs errands for Bonnie and her father, Drew, as a way to show his gratitude for saving his life.[24] After his recovery, John works with many individuals throughout the state of New Austin, which include local law enforcement (Marshall Johnson and deputies Jonah and Eli) in the town of Armadillo, traveling snake oil salesman and con-man Nigel West Dickens, grave robber Seth Briars, and a drunk yet well-meaning man named Irish; all of whom agree to help him enter and assault Fort Mercer. Irish is able to locate a gatling gun, which is then concealed inside Nigel West Dickens' wagon. The group uses West Dickens' wagon and his snake oil business as a trojan horse, and assault Bill's gang at Fort Mercer. John, West Dickens, Irish, Seth, Jonah, Eli, and Marshall Johnson all survive and emerge victorious, but Bill is nowhere to be found in the fort. A surviving member of Bill's gang reveals that Bill has fled to Mexico to seek the help of Javier Escuella, another member of Marston's former gang.[25] Marston, with the help of Irish, takes a raft to a northern region of Mexico called Nuevo Paraíso, in pursuit of both Williamson and Escuella. There, John becomes unwillingly entangled in a civil war between the rebels led by Abraham Reyes and soldiers in the region, led by Colonel Agustin Allende. Marston, only wanting information regarding Williamson and Escuella, reluctantly works for both sides. However, Allende betrays John, who is saved from execution by Reyes, and from there on, goes to work permanently with the rebels.[26] He eventually locates Escuella, who is hiding in a government fortress named El Presidio. In an assault on El Presidio, the player can decide whether to kill or capture and return Escuella to the Federal Agents (either choice results in Escuella's body being turned in to Edgar Ross and Archer Fordham).[27] The rebels then assault Allende's palace in Escalera. A chase ensues, but Marston and Reyes are able to stop Allende's stagecoach (which is also carrying Williamson). Allende is shot dead by Reyes. Bill attempts to reach for his pistol, but both John and Reyes fire at him, killing him.[28] With the civil war in the region quelled and both Williamson and Escuella eliminated, Marston bids a farewell to Reyes, and heads back to Blackwater to collect his family. However, Edgar Ross tells Marston that his mission is not over, and that he must kill his former mentor, Dutch van der Linde. John is reluctant to do so, because of the fact that Dutch raised, fed, and cared for him; Marston, wanting the safety of his family ensured, knows he does not have a choice and accepts.[29] Dutch is leading a gang of angered Native Americans who share his resentment of the government in the snowy mountains of Tall Trees. John attempts several unsuccessful attacks on Dutch and his operations. Ross and Fordham prevent his crimes in Blackwater while Van der Linde gang turnout Nastas and Professor Harold MacDougal of Yale try to convince the Native Americans to betray Dutch. This culminates with Marston, the Bureau, and the US Army assault Cochinay, Dutch's hideout. John then chases Dutch through a cave system that eventually leads onto a cliff. Confronted and nowhere to go, Dutch then says he was only fighting for what he believed in and that even after his death, the government will only find another individual to hunt down to "justify their wages". Dutch then steps off the cliff, committing suicide. With his old gang dead, John's family is returned to his ranch on Beecher's Hope, and is let go of the law's affairs.[30] John returns to find his ranch in poor condition (due to the fact it was left in the care of the lazy Uncle).[31] John begins to live as he always wanted: taking care of his ranch and family. John grows a stronger bond with his son Jack and his wife Abigail. John teaches Jack good morality and mannerisms; John does not want Jack to kill needlessly and live like an outlaw in the future. The days on his ranch are more or less peaceful, until one day, when Jack spots US army soldiers riding to the ranch; Edgar Ross, believing John to be the last member of the Van der Linde gang that must be killed, reneges on his promise and assaults John's ranch. John, Jack, and Uncle all bear arms and defend themselves; Uncle, however, is shot and killed. John defends his family as they flee to the barn on his ranch. There, he shares a final moment with Abigail and Jack; he instructs them to ride away and escape on horseback. They do so, and John, still in the barn, peers through the doors to see a line of soldiers, all ready to fire. He pushes open the doors and draws his gun, taking down as many soldiers as he can before they open fire. John is killed after a short struggle. Abigail and Jack return after the soldiers and Ross leave the ranch, and mourn over John's body. John's body is buried on a hillside at his ranch.[32] In 1914, three years after John's death and shortly after Abigail's death, Jack, now 19 years old, decides to avenge his father. Jack manages to track down a retired Edgar Ross; the two duel, with Jack emerging victorious. Undead NightmareIn Undead Nightmare, a non-canonical, zombie apocalypse-themed alternate reality, John finds that the world is plagued by a virus that brings the dead back to life with a taste for flesh. After killing an undead Uncle and tying up the infected Jack and Abigail, John rides to Blackwater, in search for a doctor. But he finds the town seemingly deserted, meeting Harold MacDougal, who had come back from Yale for "another round of research". Shortly afterwards, he is attacked by the undead Nastas and is also turned into a zombie. John purges Blackwater from the Undead and learns that the plague might be the fault of either Nigel West Dickens, Seth Briars, or the Mexicans. After visiting both men, John finds that neither has an idea what caused the virus and the only lead left is Mexico, which is rumored to be in better condition than America. Acquiring an army uniform, John heads to Mexico, only to find that the country is in even worse state. He learns from a nun that Abraham Reyes might be responsible and John heads there. He kills the zombified Reyes and finds a girl, who reveals that the reason for the virus is that Reyes had desecrated several catacombs beneath the government building, and had stolen an ancient Aztec mask, unbalancing order and unleashing the undead. John and the girl head down to the tombs and return the mask. John returns home to find that his family has been cured. Months later, after his death, John rises from his grave, as Seth has stolen the mask and once again caused the dead to rise. But John, being buried with holy water, is a revenant who still retains his soul and his capabilities to use weapons.[33][34] Other appearancesIn Grand Theft Auto Online, the online mode of Grand Theft Auto V, players can choose what their character is to look like by selecting between different parents; John is one of the special parents available, meaning that players can select John so that their character has a level of resemblance to him.[35][36] Marston's hat appears as an easter egg in L.A. Noire, also published by Rockstar Games. It can be found at the start of the mission "The Silk Stocking Murder" while following a trail of blood, hidden in a trashcan in an alleyway behind a police officer guarding the crime scene.[37] ReceptionFollowing the release of Red Dead Redemption, John Marston received positive reactions. He won award for the best new character of 2010 from GameSpot, who described him as "a fascinating, complex character" due to his attempt to abandon his life as a criminal,[38] and from IGN, who commented on his sarcasm and his "struggle between good and bad behavior that makes him such an interesting and believable person."[39] The character was also a runner-up to be the Character of the Year at the 2010 Spike Video Game Awards.[40] In addition, Rob Wiethoff's voice acting was nominated at the Spike Video Game Awards for Best Performance by a Human Male, and in the Outstanding Character Performance category of the 14th Annual D.I.C.E. Awards.[41] In 2013, Complex ranked his performance as the second best voice acting in a video game.[42] Network World stated John Marston "is a complicated character, having been a bad person who is trying to make things right."[43] The New York Times stated that "[John] and his creators conjure such a convincing, cohesive and enthralling re-imagination of the real world that it sets a new standard for sophistication and ambition in electronic gaming."[44] Machinima placed him seventh in their list of best beards in video games,[45] while UGO Networks listed him among the best gunslingers of entertainment.[46] In 2012, GamesRadar ranked John as the 14th "most memorable, influential, and badass" protagonist in games,[47] and also listed him as the fourth most badass game character of the generation, saying he is "totally badass" due to his lack of need for special powers to complete tasks.[48] Similarly, Complex placed him 36th in their list of the most badass characters in video game's history.[49] They also cited the romance between him and his wife Abigail as the 19th most realistic in video games, citing he could easily betray his wife, but he did not do it.[50] GamesRadar further placed him at number 5 in a list of the 50 best game characters of the generation.[51] GameSpy's Mike Sharkey called John Marston a noticeable omission from the 2011 Guinness World Records Gamer's Edition{{'}}s top 50 video game characters.[52] on Eurogamer, Simon Parkin described the character as a man who “clings” to his heritage, “a man in search of purpose and redemption in a world slipping from relevance.”[53] Kotaku criticized the confirmation that Marston would return in Red Dead Redemption II as they believed it would damage the impact of his conclusion from the original game.[54]References1. ^{{cite web |url=https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1479962/fullcredits?ref_=tt_cl_sm#cast |title=Red Dead Redemption (2010) (VG) - Full cast and crew |publisher=Internet Movie Database |accessdate=August 14, 2013 }} 2. ^Red Dead Redemption Game Manual, p.18 3. ^{{cite web |url=https://www.msn.com/en-us/tv/news/red-dead-redemption-2-brings-back-an-unexpected-character/ar-BBLIrh7|quote=Conspicuously absent is John Marston's daughter, who was mentioned but unnamed in the first Red Dead Redemption}} 4. ^{{cite web|url=http://ign.com/articles/2009/05/11/red-dead-redemption-into-the-wild-west?page=3 |title=Red Dead Redemption: Into the Wild West |page=3 |last=Onyett |first=Charles |work=IGN |publisher=Ziff Davis |date=May 11, 2009 |accessdate=September 24, 2014 |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20141006084207/http://www.ign.com/articles/2009/05/11/red-dead-redemption-into-the-wild-west?page=3 |archivedate=October 6, 2014 |deadurl=no |df= }} 5. ^1 {{cite web |url=http://rdrfanaticssaloon.blogspot.com/2012/02/spawny0908-interviews-rob-wiethoff.html |title=Spawny0908 Interviews Rob Wiethoff Voice of John Marston!!! 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She was a prostitute and he was her, well I don't know what he was [...] The leader of the gang taught me how to read. Taught me how to see all that was good in the world." 17. ^Red Dead Redemption 2 (Mission: "Enter, Pursued by a Memory") 18. ^Red Dead Redemption 2 (Mission: "Banking, The Old American Art", "Icarus and Friends") 19. ^Red Dead Redemption 2 (Mission: "Visiting Hours") 20. ^Red Dead Redemption 2 (Mission: "Our Best Selves") 21. ^Red Dead Redemption 2 (Mission: "Red Dead Redemption") 22. ^Red Dead Redemption (Mission: "And You Will Know the Truth") John Marston: I tried to leave, 'til those suits back there came a-knockin'. Threatened to kill my wife and son if I didn't go after him." 23. ^Red Dead Redemption (Mission: "Exodus in America") 24. ^Red Dead Redemption (Mission: "New Friends, Old Problems") 25. ^Red Dead Redemption (Mission: "The Assault on Fort Mercer") 26. ^Red Dead Redemption (Mission: "Cowards Die Many Times") 27. ^Red Dead Redemption (Mission: "The Gates of El Presidio") 28. ^Red Dead Redemption (Mission: "An Appointed Time") 29. ^Red Dead Redemption (Mission: "Bear One Another's Burdens") 30. ^Red Dead Redemption (Mission: "And The Truth Will Set You Free") 31. ^Red Dead Redemption (Mission: "The Outlaw's Return") 32. ^Red Dead Redemption (Mission: "The Last Enemy That Shall Be Destroyed") 33. ^{{cite web|url=https://www.polygon.com/red-dead-redemption/2018/10/25/18022724/red-dead-redemption-undead-nightmare|title=Red Dead Redemption’s Undead Nightmare was more than a trendy zombie game|publisher=}} 34. ^{{cite web|url=https://kotaku.com/the-good-and-bad-of-red-dead-redemptions-multiplayer-1829494342|title=The Good And Bad Of Red Dead Redemption's Multiplayer|first=Zack|last=Zwiezen|publisher=}} 35. ^{{cite web |url=http://www.rockstargames.com/newswire/article/51257/more-details-and-screens-from-the-grand-theft-auto-v-special-and.html |title=More Details and Screens from the Grand Theft Auto V Special and Collector's Edition Digital Content |author=R* Q |publisher=Rockstar Games |date=26 August 2013 |accessdate=3 October 2013 }} 36. ^{{cite web |url=http://www.rockstargames.com/newswire/article/51422/some-more-details-on-grand-theft-auto-online.html |title=Some More Details on Grand Theft Auto Online |author=R* A |publisher=Rockstar Games |date=23 September 2013 |accessdate=3 October 2013 }} 37. ^L.A. 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