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{{quote|My daddy settled this land and I know he'll be looking down on us, pleased at how we helped the natives.|Mrs. Bush, who has an unusual definition of the word "help."}} |
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| “ | My daddy settled this land and I know he'll be looking down on us, pleased at how we helped the natives. | „ |
| —Mrs. Bush, who has an unusual definition of the word "help." |
Mrs. Bush is a Minor character in Red Dead Redemption. She appears in the game's opening film.
Background
Based on her comments she is from a family of means, and clearly believes herself to be better than the "savages" she scorns. She seems to have no concept of how living as the Native Americans did could be desirable, and feels they should welcome the coming of "civilization."
According to her, her father was one of the pioneers that settled New Austin.
Interactions
The player has no real interaction with her beyond overhearing her conversation with Mrs. Ditkiss.
Mission Appearances
Trivia
- Mrs. Bush may be a reference to the wealthy Bush family from Texas, on which New Austin is partly based. However, the Bushes are not from Texas, but rather Connecticut, so the name could just be a coincidence.
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