RDR2: Chapter 4 - Shady Belle [RePlaythrough] by Tracking 291 - Dailymotion

Tracking 291

Things ended poorly for the Van Der Linde gang as Jack Marston got kidnapped by the Braithwaite and Pinkertons show up once again. After heading up to Saint Denis and set up camp in the Shady Belle mansion, the gang attempt to rescue Jack as Dutch makes a desperate search for an escape plan for them all. Meanwhile, Hosea is hunting a serious score for the gang.

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00:00You

00:30You

01:00You

01:28You

01:29Yeah

01:30Please

01:31Coin, please

01:32Please

01:33Won't you lend a coin to a felon in need?

01:40Go get yourself something to eat

01:46Sir

01:47I want you to have this

01:49Thanks, friend

01:50It's nice to give something instead of just begging

01:54I hate asking for money like a goddamn worm

02:01Groveling here in the dirt

02:03Yeah

02:04Yeah

02:05Yeah

02:06Yeah

02:11Yeah

02:13Yeah

02:18Having fun, mister?

02:19I ain't never gonna make a home like this

02:24Don't reckon you're gonna remember much of this

02:29So that's something at least

02:31At least

02:49Hey, friend, I'm new in town

02:52Supposed to be meeting a man called Angelo Bronte

02:54Angelo Bronte

02:55Any idea where I might find him?

02:57Not in here, that's for sure

02:59If he wants to drink anywhere

03:00It would be the

03:02The Bastille Saloon

03:03Opposite the park with the Quincy Harris statue

03:06Appreciate it

03:07Just watch yourself

03:08He's got quite the reputation

03:33Mister?

03:34Hey

03:37How there, mister?

03:40Hello

03:42Hey

03:43Howdy, fellas

03:45Hey, partner

03:46Mister

03:47Hello, mister

03:48Hello

03:50I just don't know

03:51Howdy

03:52Hey there, mister

04:00Yep

04:04Hello, sir

04:08Hi there, ma'am

04:11Oh, hello there

04:12Why didn't you put the bottom in?

04:34Hm?

04:37Stick him up, cowboy

04:40Stick him up, cowboy

04:46Yeah, real funny, Dutch

04:47Yeah, real funny, Dutch

04:48Oh, I thought so

04:50So, here we are in a strange land of papists and rapists, America's very own Gomorrah

04:58This city's all of the same to me

05:00So, how you get on?

05:01How you get on?

05:02I've been asking around about Mr. Bronte

05:05From what I've heard, this establishment is our best lead, but I haven't had any joy in there so far

05:11So, I should just give it a shot?

05:13I think so

05:14Just keep it cool

05:15Just keep it cool

05:16You know me

05:18I'll meet you back here or not

05:20How are you?

05:21How are you?

05:22Funny you should say that

05:24Well, you know how it is

05:25I told them, I say, that's the state of Le Monde for you, America's dirty little French secret

05:31That's why we love it

05:32Born and raised

05:34Well, I'm a transplant, but I'm never leaving

05:37Not unless we all get washed away

05:40Every year, they say that's gon' happen

05:42It ain't happen yet

05:43Whatever

05:44Whatever

05:45I would have

05:46I would have a transplant, but I'm never leaving

05:48Not unless we all get washed away

05:51Every year, they say that's gon' happen

05:52It ain't happen yet

05:53Whatever

05:54What's the matter?

05:55How are you?

05:56How are you?

05:57Funny you should say that?

05:58You should say that?

05:59Well, you know how it is

06:00Let me tell you something.

06:02The rest of the states, they're lucky to have us.

06:05If it wasn't for us, they'd probably run back to Britain with the tails between their legs at the first sign of trouble.

06:10You got that right.

06:14Now, how can I help?

06:16You look like a whiskey man.

06:19Sure.

06:21Dollar, please.

06:23For a whiskey?

06:24Oh, that's the real stuff.

06:26From Scotland.

06:28Jane?

06:30Here, have one for yourself.

06:32Why, thank you.

06:34So, mister, can I ask you a question?

06:38You ever hear of a fella by the name of a Bronte?

06:42Who's asking?

06:43Me. I'm asking.

06:45No, leave it, Fred.

06:47What do you mean, leave it?

06:48Look, I don't know what business you're in, but leave it, Fred.

06:52You and your pal that was in here before.

06:58Oh.

06:58Bronte?

07:02Angelo Bronte?

07:04Mr. Big, Mr. Italian, spaghetti-eating, long, streaker-pissed, big.

07:10He makes my skin quiet.

07:12I'm so swally a cocksucker.

07:14Well, you know what I mean, Fred.

07:18Where can I find him?

07:19Oh, well, I reckon you can talk to them kids in the alley.

07:22They'll know, I guess.

07:27Oh, hey, Fred.

07:28You'll be careful now.

07:30Immigrants, they're not to be trusted.

07:32What do you want?

07:44What do you want?

07:44Officer, how are you?

08:01Good morning, mister.

08:04You must need eyes in the back of your head.

08:07Uh-huh.

08:08Anyway, I won't disturb you any longer.

08:12So long.

08:13Couldn't ask for a better day.

08:25Good morning, sir.

08:26Huh?

08:26Hey.

08:45Hey, you got a cigarette, mister?

08:46Maybe.

08:47Huh?

08:47I'm looking for a fellow named Angelo Bronte.

08:51Italian.

08:51I know him.

08:52Everyone knows him.

08:53Where is he?

08:54We'll take you to him.

08:55What'll cost?

08:57I reckon I can pay.

08:59Five dollars.

09:00Where does he live, New York?

09:02I'm an entrepreneur.

09:03If you don't want to pay, then I don't want to walk.

09:05Oh, man.

09:08That's a pipe right here.

09:10Come on.

09:11This-a-way.

09:12Let's go, mister.

09:14You coming, Cleet?

09:18Stay close.

09:19Easy to get lost around here.

09:21Come on, then.

09:23You new to the city, mister?

09:25Pretty much.

09:26Don't worry.

09:27No one knows it as good as me and Cleet.

09:29Is that right?

09:31Hope he won't need his services, but you got the doctor on the corner there.

09:35Nice enough, fella.

09:37That's Baird and Schreiber on the right there.

09:39Famous bookstore.

09:40Not that I'm much of a reader myself.

09:42Now, over here's a real piece of art.

09:46That's the Church of the Holy Blessed Virgin, mister.

09:50Model on the famous church in Toulouse, which is in France.

09:54You been to Toulouse, mister?

09:55No.

09:57We're Catholics here, mister.

09:59Ain't Baptists or nothing.

10:01My mama said they used to burn Protestants and all, but, uh...

10:05Bet they don't have nothing so fine where you come from, mister.

10:09Look at them fine steeples.

10:11Hey, hey, you little pair of shits!

10:16Let's go!

10:17That fellow looks angry!

10:20Stop, you shit!

10:22Run!

10:29Bye, mister!

10:30I'll spend a little something nice, mister, I promise.

10:44Stop, goddammit!

10:45Ah, bastard got off.

11:11You little bastard!

11:13I was just playing!

11:14Give me my thang's back.

11:15Get off me, mister!

11:16I'm a good boy, I wash!

11:18Give me my thang's.

11:20Here!

11:22Bronte?

11:23At home?

11:24Where?

11:25Big house on Flavian Street, opposite the park.

11:29Okay.

11:32Welcome to Saint-Denis, mister.

11:34It's quite a town.

11:36Get lost.

11:45Move him out of the way!

11:58Yep.

11:58Never mind.

12:00Love you.

12:03Come out of the way!

12:03Hey, Arthur!

12:33Where have you been?

12:35Getting robbed?

12:37Who by?

12:39Bunch of children.

12:41I won't inquire anymore.

12:43But I found Mr. Bronte.

12:45Seems to be some Italian Mr. Big in town.

12:49Everybody knows him, but nobody wants to talk about him.

12:53Apparently lives in a big house on Flavian Street opposite the park.

12:57Good work.

12:59So what now?

13:00We go pay him a visit.

13:02Forget John.

13:03You meet us there.

13:04Whatever it takes, we need to get that boy back.

13:13I cannot decide which I like less.

13:17The swamps or the city.

13:19Both are full of parasites, reptiles and slime.

13:25We're a long way east to land we know.

13:28And far from real open country.

13:32We've got an idea.

13:33We've got the

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