RDR 2: C4 # 31 - American Fathers - video Dailymotion

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#RedDeadRedemption2 (PlayStation 4) [RePlaythrough] Chapter 4 - Mission # 48 + Chance Encounter # 128  Everlyn Miller introduces Arthur to a Native American chief named Rains Fall and his son, Eagle Flies where he discusses his people’s plight. Rains Fall arrange for Arthur to meet his son near Citadel Rock, just west of the oil field where they enter Cornwell Kerosene and Tar building to steal a report on the oil reserve at the Wapiti Reservation.

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01:34What do you think you're doing?

01:40Madam.

01:42Madam?

01:43Madam?

01:44Hey, partner.

01:56Hey, partner.

02:04Hello?

02:06Hello?

02:08Open alley, sir.

02:10Come now.

02:12We have an appointment.

02:14Hello?

02:16Lord, give me strength.

02:20Bureaucracy.

02:22The modern hell.

02:24Personally, I prefer the fiery pits.

02:26Hello?

02:28Oh, come now.

02:32Excuse me.

02:38Hey, do I know you?

02:42Mr.

02:44I believe we've met.

02:46We have?

02:47At that ghastly party.

02:48Oh, Evelyn Miller.

02:50Unfortunately so, Mr.

02:53Arthur Morgan, at least sometimes.

02:56Can I say something rude?

02:58Sure.

02:59The mayor thinks you robbed him.

03:02To be clear, he wasn't very upset about it.

03:06He'd rather liked you.

03:08Okay.

03:09Do you, uh...

03:11Well, I mean to say, uh...

03:13Can you steal things?

03:15Is there a reason you're asking me to incriminate myself, Mr. Miller?

03:19Well, I'm sorry.

03:20Have you met?

03:21This is Rainsfall, the great chief, and his son, Eagle Flans.

03:26Gentlemen, we saw you in the wagon train crossing the river at Cumberland Falls.

03:32And at the party, you were upstairs.

03:35You have great powers of observation.

03:38That's my people if we are even a people anymore.

03:42We've fought hard.

03:44We've made peace treaties.

03:46And those treaties were broken.

03:48And we've been moved and punished and punished and moved.

03:52I'm sure.

03:53And now I am told we are to be moved again.

03:56Clearly, contravening the peace treaty signed three years ago.

03:59This will lead to war.

04:01No, my son, it will not.

04:04We cannot fight another war.

04:06They have got stronger, and we have become far weaker, Mr. Morgan.

04:11Well, it's a bad business.

04:14It's to do with oil.

04:16I know it is, but I need the proof.

04:19I believe there were some prospectors who were on their land

04:22a few months ago, who have filed reports with Leviticus Cornwall and the state government

04:28claiming huge reserves of oil under their land.

04:33So, you want me to try and steal it?

04:37Obviously, they can't.

04:39And even more obviously, I would be useless.

04:42Listen, I realize that it is a ridiculous request, but we're very desperate.

04:47Now, I'm not a do-gooder, Mr. Miller.

04:50Gentlemen, I'm very sorry for your predicament, but I'm a working man.

04:55I got problems of my own.

04:56We will pay you very handsomely, Mr. Morgan.

04:59How much?

05:01I told you, they're all mercenaries.

05:06There's a price on my head in two states, my friend.

05:09The government doesn't like me any more than it does you.

05:12Like you, I've been running for as long as I can remember.

05:16And like you, my time here is nigh on done.

05:22We understand, and we will pay.

05:27You meet my son in a couple of days near Citadel Rock, just west of the oil fields.

05:33Okay.

05:34We are very grateful for your help.

05:36Gentlemen, that appointment with the senator, we should head over there.

05:40It's a waste of our time.

05:42And his.

05:44We must try everything.

05:46Come along.

05:50Hello.

05:51Mr. Miller, the counselor wants to apologize.

05:53He can see you now.

05:54We've been waiting, I don't know how long.

05:56Or next month, if you'd like to reschedule.

05:58Come.

05:59Perhaps the senator won't mind waiting.

06:02Alright.

06:08I heard rumors that the Myers people are securing voters with money, rather than truth.

06:13Oh, Cisco.

06:21I'm not a hater!

06:22I'm a racist!

06:23And what's here to be?

06:27Ah, no doubt you.

06:32Hello there, and welcome.

06:41Infi?

06:44Oh yeah, I heard that already.

07:02I try to help folk, but everyone in here ain't the same way.

07:22A fella came through here, and well, left with everything I got.

07:27A nerve on some people.

07:32Look who it is with you.

07:33Yeah, here we go.

07:34Like seeing a ghost of this a lot.

07:35Everyone's a liar at this table.

07:36That's no lie.

07:37Evening, sir.

07:38Oh, what do you have?

07:55Enjoy!

07:58I need a bath. That's okay. Can you organize? I'll have the girls make it for you. Just

08:21head on up. All you play, the more people have itch. You have an itch, Nate. Have a nice evening.

08:51Would you lack help in there? Sure. Sounds good. Good choice. Good choice.

09:11Good choice. Ain't a woman here do a better job than me.

09:30I'll have you looking dandy real soon.

09:32It's been a while since I've been able to relax like this. That's so.

09:44Oh. Life can always be worse. That's for certain.

10:04Oh. They don't like strangers much in this town. Yeah. That's been you normal in these parts.

10:22Didn't your parents warn you about talking to naked strangers?

10:28You're an amusing man. You know that?

10:34So, what do you do when you're not working?

10:40I've been known to put away a drink or two in my spare time.

10:58You feeling all right?

10:59All right. I think I'm good.

11:07I was lovely to meet you.

11:17Give me, please, help me.

11:20Please, you, yes, please, coin, please, please.

11:26Won't you lend a coin to a fella in need?

11:29Go get yourself something to eat.

11:34Sir.

11:36I want you to have this.

11:37Thanks, friend.

11:39It's nice to give something instead of just begging.

11:45I hate asking for money like a goddamn worm.

11:49Broveling here in the dirt.

11:51Will you please put your eC?

11:58Will you please put your eC?

11:58Are you preaching?

12:02I hate being a hell of me like a goddamn worm.

12:04Will you please put your eC?

12:10Will you please put your eC?

12:12you came course i came said i would there's a foreman his name is danbury is the files in the

12:32office above the refinery room there you see that light up there i see if the files are as

12:39incriminating as we believe mr cornwall's men will destroy them if they know you're coming there's

12:44only one of me son i don't intend for them to know i'm coming what would the files say there'll be a

12:48report from leyland oil development company and you got the money yes any ideas how i sneak into this

12:56place you could crawl under the fence or hide in a wagon they keep rolling in i'll go take a look

13:02if there's a problem call for me i thought the whole point was that this had nothing to do with

13:07ideally if you are quick you could climb into the back of that wagon otherwise you'll have to sneak

13:14past

13:15go on

13:25I don't know.

13:55If you are quick, you could climb into the back of that wagon.

14:17Otherwise, you'll have to sneak past the guards.

14:25I don't know.

14:55I don't know.

15:25Is that you, Al?

15:28Hey, Tom.

15:30Pickin' up?

15:31Yep.

15:31It's supposed to be the early train to San Denis.

15:34Okay.

15:35Better get a move on, then.

15:36Okay.

15:37Let's go.

15:45Okay.

15:46Okay.

15:47Let's go.

16:17Let's go.

16:47Let's go.

17:17Let's go.

17:47Let's go.

18:17Let's go.

18:47Let's go.

19:17Let's go.

19:47Let's go.

19:48Let's go.

19:49Let's go.

19:51Now stay quiet or head office will send me back to get you.

19:56Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hold it right there.

20:01Weapons on the ground and hands in the air.

20:02Easy now, fellas.

20:03Now, we're gonna take it again.

20:10Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hold it right there.

20:12Hey, hey, hey, hey, hold it right there.

20:14Hey, hey, hey, hey, hold it right there.

20:15Weapons on the ground and hands in the air.

20:16Easy now, fellas.

20:17Now, we're gonna take it.

20:18Now, we're gonna take it again.

20:22Now, we're gonna take it again.

20:24We're gonna take it again.

20:25Here's the situation.

20:34Here's the situation.

20:36Two death, folks.

20:38Close.

21:08Let's get it.

21:13Come on!

21:19Are you out for your eyes?

21:34Oh!

21:38Over here

21:47Need to get the documents

21:50Yeah, but we need to get the hell out of here

21:53Follow me

21:54They're coming after us

22:08I don't see any more

22:25We're almost clear

22:32That explosion came just in time

22:39I was happy to watch some of that oil burn

22:42So you met Mr. Danbury?

22:45Yes, don't worry

22:46He was very obliging

22:48I thought you wasn't getting involved

22:53Thought you were gonna enter and leave silently

22:56Thank you

22:57You saved my life

22:59Thank you

23:00I hope

23:01Well, I don't know what I hope

23:04But who knows

23:05Maybe these will be of some use

23:07Here's your money

23:09Thank you

23:12I don't know what I'm going to do

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