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|family =[[Thomas Downes]] <small>(husband)</small> {{icon|dead}} <br>[[Archie Downes]] <small>(son)</small>
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|family = [[Thomas Downes]] <small>(husband)</small> {{icon|dead}} <br>[[Archie Downes]] <small>(son)</small>
 
 
|occupation = Farmer <small>(formerly)</small><br>Prostitute <small>(temporarily)</small> <br>Businesswoman
 
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'''Edith Downes''' is a [[Characters in Redemption 2|supporting character]] featured in ''[[Red Dead Redemption 2]]''.
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}}'''Cock Downes''' is a [[Characters in Redemption 2|supporting character]] featured in ''[[Red Dead Redemption 2]]''.
 
   
 
==History==
 
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===Background===
 
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Cock is the wife of [[Thomas Downes]] and the mother of [[Archie Downes]].
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Edith is the wife of [[Thomas Downes]] and the mother of [[Archie Downes]].
   
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===Events of ''Red Dead Redemption 2''===
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Cock's husband, Thomas, began having financial problems, so he obtained a loan from [[Leopold Strauss]]. However, he was unable to repay the loan and so [[Arthur Morgan]] was sent to the ranch by Strauss, in the hope of forcing Thomas to repay his debt. He is continually beaten by Arthur, who ignores Downes' claims that the family is destitute. CockĀ then intervenes, reasserting that the family has no money and informing Arthur that Thomas is ill. Disappointed at what little his trip to the ranch had achieved, Arthur then leaves the property and reports back to Strauss.
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Edith's husband, Thomas, began having financial problems, so he obtained a loan from [[Leopold Strauss]]. However, he was unable to repay the loan and so [[Arthur Morgan]] was sent to the ranch by Strauss, in the hope of forcing Thomas to repay his debt. He is continually beaten by Arthur, who ignores Downes' claims that the family is destitute. Edith then intervenes, reasserting that the family has no money and informing Arthur that Thomas is ill. Disappointed at what little his trip to the ranch had achieved, Arthur then leaves the property and reports back to Strauss.
   
 
Soon afterwards, Thomas Downes dies from his Tuberculosis. Despite what Edith had hoped, Strauss simply bequeathes the debt to her, meaning that she, too, would owe money to Strauss. Arthur later comes back to collect the last of the loan from her, and Edith gives him the money with no incident, but not before cursing him. She and her son pack up and leave the homestead, intending to start a new life elsewhere.
 
Soon afterwards, Thomas Downes dies from his Tuberculosis. Despite what Edith had hoped, Strauss simply bequeathes the debt to her, meaning that she, too, would owe money to Strauss. Arthur later comes back to collect the last of the loan from her, and Edith gives him the money with no incident, but not before cursing him. She and her son pack up and leave the homestead, intending to start a new life elsewhere.
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In the epilogue, Edith and her son are seen boarding a boat, their appearances implying they are wealthier than before. Additionally, issue 75 of the Blackwater Ledger in the epilogue features a news story which mentions the Downes family opening a brand new golf course and owning several successful businesses out west by 1907.
 
In the epilogue, Edith and her son are seen boarding a boat, their appearances implying they are wealthier than before. Additionally, issue 75 of the Blackwater Ledger in the epilogue features a news story which mentions the Downes family opening a brand new golf course and owning several successful businesses out west by 1907.
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Edith Downes is a supporting character featured in Red Dead Redemption 2.

History

Background

Edith is the wife of Thomas Downes and the mother of Archie Downes.

Events of Red Dead Redemption 2

Edith's husband, Thomas, began having financial problems, so he obtained a loan from Leopold Strauss. However, he was unable to repay the loan and so Arthur Morgan was sent to the ranch by Strauss, in the hope of forcing Thomas to repay his debt. He is continually beaten by Arthur, who ignores Downes' claims that the family is destitute. Edith then intervenes, reasserting that the family has no money and informing Arthur that Thomas is ill. Disappointed at what little his trip to the ranch had achieved, Arthur then leaves the property and reports back to Strauss.

Soon afterwards, Thomas Downes dies from his Tuberculosis. Despite what Edith had hoped, Strauss simply bequeathes the debt to her, meaning that she, too, would owe money to Strauss. Arthur later comes back to collect the last of the loan from her, and Edith gives him the money with no incident, but not before cursing him. She and her son pack up and leave the homestead, intending to start a new life elsewhere.

Edith and her son become financially unstable, resulting in Edith becoming a prostitute in Saint Denis to support her and Archie. Accidentally, she offers prostitution services to Arthur in town. Arthur recognizes her, causing her to inform a policeman that he was "harassing" her. Arthur is then chased away by the police.

She and her son eventually move to Annesburg, a thriving mining town. Arthur encounters her in the town and notices her bring a client into her home, but she sees Arthur and storms off, abandoning her client. Later, Arthur searches for her and finds her trying to get potential clients. She tells him to go away and Arthur tells her that he is sorry for what he did and wonders where her son is. She tells him that Archie is probably working in the mines, and also that Archie's foreman and other miners dislike Archie. Arthur offers to fix the problem, but she tells him to get lost.

After Arthur saves her son from being bullied by the miners, Archie tells him that his mother refused Arthur's money and has not stopped being a prostitute. Arthur finds her talking with a client and promptly scares him off. He tells her that he feels bad for what he did and that she shouldnā€™t let her pride consume her, persuading her to leave and go home to Archie. She then agrees to come with him, but says that she does not want to forgive him, which Arthur understands. She hugs her son and wonders what she and Archie will do. Arthur again offers to give them money and tells them to use it to help them start a new life somewhere. He tells her that he is not looking for forgiveness and he has not forgiven himself for what he has done. She takes his advice and eventually accepts Arthur's money, before she and Archie head inside the house. Edith forgiving Arthur can be one of the lines he reflects upon during his last ride.

In the epilogue, Edith and her son are seen boarding a boat, their appearances implying they are wealthier than before. Additionally, issue 75 of the Blackwater Ledger in the epilogue features a news story which mentions the Downes family opening a brand new golf course and owning several successful businesses out west by 1907.

Quotes

ā€œ He didn't have a choice. He was good and he did good. ā€ž
ā€”Edith about Thomas; the line Arthur remembers from Edith during "A Fork in the Road", if his Honor is high
ā€œ And you've as good as killed him yourselfā€¦ ā€ž
ā€”Edith to Arthur, about Thomas; the line Arthur remembers from Edith during "A Fork in the Road", if his Honor is low
ā€œ And all you can do now is decide the man you wanna be, for the time you have left. ā€ž
ā€”The line Arthur remembers from Edith during his last ride, if his Honor is high

Mission appearances

Red Dead Redemption 2

Trivia

  • She may appear in Horseshoe Overlook arguing with Strauss before telling him that Thomas has died.
  • After working as a prostitute, Edith appears to have small, rough red bumps on her face, suggesting that she may have contracted Syphilis, a common sexually transmitted infection in the late 19th Century.

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