Face in Cliff is a point of interest in Red Dead Redemption 2.
Description[]
A large face, resembling that of the presidents on Mount Rushmore, is carved into the side of a cliff. Directly in front of the sculpture lies some wooden scaffolding. A deceased man named Ri can be found suspended by a rope from the scaffolding, apparently having hanged himself.
His corpse can be looted, and a note from the sculptor can be found. It outlines that the sculpture is of his wife, but while he was carving her, she cheated on him with a french artist. The note suggests that the man felt worthless after losing his love, which caused him to hang himself next to the carving.
Trivia[]
- The pamphlet for Special Health Cure is found here.
- The suicide note left by the carver mentions that his love fell for a "French scribbler", potentially implying that she may have left the sculptor for Charles Châtenay.
- The site may be a reference to the quest Prism the Sculptor from the 1998 video game Baldur's Gate, which contained a similar story.
- Leading up to the Face, in the back path between the rocks, a dead raven can be found. This may be an allusion to Edgar Allan Poe's The Raven. A raven's call can also be heard while walking up.
- Due to Red Dead Online taking place a year before the main story, the face cannot be seen apart from the left eye, there is also no scaffolding.


