Dorothea Wicklow is a minor character featured in Red Dead Redemption 2.
History[]
Background[]
Dorothea Wicklow is an outspoken activist of the women's suffrage movement, who is based in Saint Denis.
Events of Red Dead Redemption 2[]
Wicklow can be seen at Mayor Lemieux's party, at his residence in Saint Denis.
She preaches her belief that women should have the right to vote outside of the Tailor in northern Saint Denis, from 12 PM to 6 PM. She has a sign next to her which reads "Votes for women. Abolish discrimination against half of every home." When interacted with, she will insult men and insist that women are needed to help take care of the country. The player can either react positively only to insult all people who want to vote in the first place, or react negatively and berate Wicklow.
Mission appearances[]
- Red Dead Redemption 2
Character[]
Appearance[]
Dorothea is a middle-aged to elderly woman; she wears circular glasses, has wavy, grey hair, wears golden earrings and has a sash which reads "Votes for women." She wears a black frock with a white shirt underneath, and has white gloves on her hands. She has a large frame, and appears to be overweight. She has a wide waist and is shorter than the average person.
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Trivia[]
- Dorothea has become something of a controversial subject in the game's fanbase, with people depicting her getting mauled or beaten to death in online videos. In November 2018, a YouTuber named Shirrako had his account terminated after much pressure from social media due to him posting videos showcasing Wicklow dying in various brutal ways, such as being fed to alligators or being thrown down chasms. He was able to get his account back by arguing that internet sleuths didn't give the same reaction when the player spends the whole game killing hundreds of men, albeit with the videos featuring Dorothea being age restricted.
- She is similar to a soapboxer from another Rockstar game, Grand Theft Auto V, who also uses a protest sign and calls for the deportation of all Canadian immigrants and tourists from America.