@KidColt.45 😭😭😭

@H. Roosevelt

Here's the issue with your point. This:

"Milton can very much be seen as a mentor to Ross, retroactively adding another layer to Ross's character in that he has a predecessor whose ideals he drew from and took further and mistakes he learned from."

Is your interpretation.

Whether Ross always possessed his mentality or picked it up from Milton is completely unknown.

Ross could've gotten more extreme after Milton's death or he could've already been an extremist who was held back by Milton, with his death allowing Ross to "exercise his authority" so to speak. Both are equally valid interpretations.

We don't know. You certainly don't know, as you only described Ross's personality in the first game. You couldn't tell me if Ross had the same "above the law" mentality as he does in the first game.

@Equivalent-Ambition

How would you vote then?

@Petkoholic

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@Equivalent-Ambition I’m not a pchsycoligist, but I highly doubt it’s in human nature to adopt an entire merciless lifestyle from someone. Maybe a few habits, but I think it’s much more likely he was just holding back due to Milton

@BillybobTheDestroyer

That's possible. Unfortunately, we don't know much about Ross in RDR2 so we can't really say for certain.

Gay because Ross literally killed Marston to avenge Milton

@ẞosßic

Milton didn't even exist when RDR1 was made.

Definitely not to avenge Milton for so many reasons. He was just doing his job to get paid

He's just following up on my attempt at humor.