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| giver = [[Micah Bell]] |
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| previous = [[A Quiet Time|"A Quiet Time"]] |
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| next = [[An American Pastoral Scene|"An American Pastoral Scene"]] |
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== Mission overview == |
== Mission overview == |
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Arthur arrives in Strawberry, with Micah in prison. He speaks to the Sheriff, but he refuses to release Micah. After exiting, Micah will get Arthur's attention, where Arthur reluctantly works on releasing him. He uses a nearby steam donkey, and rips out the bars of Micah's cell, allowing him to escape. Immediately after escaping, Micah shoots his [[O'Driscoll Boys|O'Driscoll]] cellmate in the head and a battle erupts, in which [[Hanley|Sheriff Hanley]] is killed. |
Arthur arrives in Strawberry, with Micah in prison. He speaks to the Sheriff, but he refuses to release Micah. After exiting, Micah will get Arthur's attention, where Arthur reluctantly works on releasing him. He uses a nearby steam donkey, and rips out the bars of Micah's cell, allowing him to escape. Immediately after escaping, Micah shoots his [[O'Driscoll Boys|O'Driscoll]] cellmate in the head and a battle erupts, in which [[Hanley|Sheriff Hanley]] is killed. |
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| − | With a massive group of [[Lawmen]] in the town, Arthur prompts Micah to escape, but Micah refuses, saying that he has something to do. He makes his way to a house, to find an ex-associate of his, who took his [[Micah's Revolver|prized revolvers]]. As this ex-associate ([[Norman]]) opens the door, he is immediately shot by Micah and then thrown on the ground, before Micah rushes into the house and kills his wife, Maddy, too. With his revolvers back in his possession, Micah then agrees to escape, and both he and Arthur eventually fend off their attackers and narrowly escape the town. |
+ | With a massive group of [[Lawmen]] in the town, Arthur prompts Micah to escape, but Micah refuses, saying that he has something to do. He makes his way to a house, to find an ex-associate of his, who took his [[Micah's Revolver|prized revolvers]]. As this ex-associate ([[Norman]]) opens the door, he is immediately shot by Micah and then thrown on the ground, before Micah rushes into the house and kills his wife, Maddy, too. With his revolvers back in his possession, Micah then agrees to escape, and both he and Arthur eventually fend off their attackers and narrowly escape the town.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6GxxqXm1lk</ref> |
After they are clear, Arthur berates Micah for his recklessness in going back for his guns, and Micah gives Arthur a [[Dual-wielding|second holster]] as thanks. He then says that he doesn’t want to return to [[Dutch van der Linde|Dutch]] empty-handed and wishes to do something to redeem himself, asking Arthur to meet him nearby in [[Big Valley]] in the near future. |
After they are clear, Arthur berates Micah for his recklessness in going back for his guns, and Micah gives Arthur a [[Dual-wielding|second holster]] as thanks. He then says that he doesn’t want to return to [[Dutch van der Linde|Dutch]] empty-handed and wishes to do something to redeem himself, asking Arthur to meet him nearby in [[Big Valley]] in the near future. |
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* [[Hanley|Sheriff Hanley]] - Killed by either [[Arthur Morgan]] or [[Micah Bell]] during the shootout. |
* [[Hanley|Sheriff Hanley]] - Killed by either [[Arthur Morgan]] or [[Micah Bell]] during the shootout. |
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* [[Norman]] - Killed by Micah Bell for taking his guns and in revenge for a failed robbery. |
* [[Norman]] - Killed by Micah Bell for taking his guns and in revenge for a failed robbery. |
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| − | * Maddy - Killed by Micah Bell shortly after husband, Norman. |
+ | * [[Maddy]] - Killed by Micah Bell shortly after her husband, Norman. |
* Unknown [[O'Driscoll Boys|O’Driscoll]] - Killed by Micah Bell while escaping the jail. |
* Unknown [[O'Driscoll Boys|O’Driscoll]] - Killed by Micah Bell while escaping the jail. |
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+ | * Numerous [[Law Enforcement in Red Dead Redemption 2|lawmen]] - Killed by Arthur Morgan and Micah Bell during the shootout. |
== Video walkthrough == |
== Video walkthrough == |
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== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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* After "[[A Quiet Time]]", Micah's model is in the Strawberry jail. He remains there until the player saves him. He can be seen cowering while looking through the window. |
* After "[[A Quiet Time]]", Micah's model is in the Strawberry jail. He remains there until the player saves him. He can be seen cowering while looking through the window. |
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* Instead of ripping out the bars of Micah's cell with a steam donkey, the player can use dynamite. An altogether different way to rescue Micah is by eliminating all of the Lawmen in the Sheriff's office, looting the [[Jail Cell Key|keys]] to the cell, and rescuing Bell from the inside. |
* Instead of ripping out the bars of Micah's cell with a steam donkey, the player can use dynamite. An altogether different way to rescue Micah is by eliminating all of the Lawmen in the Sheriff's office, looting the [[Jail Cell Key|keys]] to the cell, and rescuing Bell from the inside. |
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| + | * Sometimes if the mission becomes unavailable due to the player committing a crime or becoming wanted by the law, the O'Driscoll may spawn outside of the jail and will act like a regular NPC in town. |
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| + | * Once the mission becomes available, the player will no longer be able to surrender to lawmen or bounty hunters, if they become wanted by the law anywhere in [[West Elizabeth]]. Instead, the law will start shooting on sight. This is due to Micah being imprisoned. |
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== Navigation == |
== Navigation == |
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| − | {{Chapter 2 missions}} |
+ | {{Chapter 2 missions}}[[de:Selig sind die Sanftmütigen?]] |
| + | [[fr:Heureux les simples d'esprit]] |
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| + | [[ru:Блаженны ли кроткие?]] |
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[[Category:Redemption II Missions]] |
[[Category:Redemption II Missions]] |
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Revision as of 09:17, 8 August 2020
Blessed are the Meek? is a mission in Red Dead Redemption 2.
Mission overview
With Micah due to be hanged for a double murder near Strawberry, Arthur attempts to break him out of jail.
Story
Arthur arrives in Strawberry, with Micah in prison. He speaks to the Sheriff, but he refuses to release Micah. After exiting, Micah will get Arthur's attention, where Arthur reluctantly works on releasing him. He uses a nearby steam donkey, and rips out the bars of Micah's cell, allowing him to escape. Immediately after escaping, Micah shoots his O'Driscoll cellmate in the head and a battle erupts, in which Sheriff Hanley is killed.
With a massive group of Lawmen in the town, Arthur prompts Micah to escape, but Micah refuses, saying that he has something to do. He makes his way to a house, to find an ex-associate of his, who took his prized revolvers. As this ex-associate (Norman) opens the door, he is immediately shot by Micah and then thrown on the ground, before Micah rushes into the house and kills his wife, Maddy, too. With his revolvers back in his possession, Micah then agrees to escape, and both he and Arthur eventually fend off their attackers and narrowly escape the town.[1]
After they are clear, Arthur berates Micah for his recklessness in going back for his guns, and Micah gives Arthur a second holster as thanks. He then says that he doesn’t want to return to Dutch empty-handed and wishes to do something to redeem himself, asking Arthur to meet him nearby in Big Valley in the near future.
Gold Medal Objectives
- While escaping, kill all mounted lawmen within 55 seconds.
- Get 15 headshots.
- Complete with at least 70% accuracy.
- Complete the mission without taking any health items.
Deaths
- Sheriff Hanley - Killed by either Arthur Morgan or Micah Bell during the shootout.
- Norman - Killed by Micah Bell for taking his guns and in revenge for a failed robbery.
- Maddy - Killed by Micah Bell shortly after her husband, Norman.
- Unknown O’Driscoll - Killed by Micah Bell while escaping the jail.
- Numerous lawmen - Killed by Arthur Morgan and Micah Bell during the shootout.
Video walkthrough
Red Dead Redemption 2 - Mission -18 - Blessed are the Meek? -Gold Medal-
RDR2 PC - Mission 18 - Blessed are the Meek? Replay & Gold Medal
Trivia
- "Blessed are the Meek" is a Bible verse, Matthew 5:5.
- The player doesn’t have to visit the Sheriff before rescuing Micah - they can go to Micah immediately if they wish.
- Before getting his own revolvers back, Micah uses a pair of Cattleman Revolvers.
- After "A Quiet Time", Micah's model is in the Strawberry jail. He remains there until the player saves him. He can be seen cowering while looking through the window.
- Instead of ripping out the bars of Micah's cell with a steam donkey, the player can use dynamite. An altogether different way to rescue Micah is by eliminating all of the Lawmen in the Sheriff's office, looting the keys to the cell, and rescuing Bell from the inside.
- Sometimes if the mission becomes unavailable due to the player committing a crime or becoming wanted by the law, the O'Driscoll may spawn outside of the jail and will act like a regular NPC in town.
- Once the mission becomes available, the player will no longer be able to surrender to lawmen or bounty hunters, if they become wanted by the law anywhere in West Elizabeth. Instead, the law will start shooting on sight. This is due to Micah being imprisoned.