Red Dead Redemption2010

John Marston:
So I finally met your great leader. He certainly lives up to his reputation.

Captain Vicente De Santa:
What would you know about leadership?

John Marston:
Only that most can't handle power.

Captain Vicente De Santa:
It is easy to criticize power, when you have never had it yourself. Maybe it is because you have never been in the presence of a strong man before. I have seen the pictures of your country in the newspapers. Men preening and decorating themselves like women. Vanity is the legacy the British left behind.

John Marston:
Look, I don't know the fella. Just sayin'... if that's how he treats his own men?

Captain Vicente De Santa:
Colonel Allende controls any situation he is in because he knows the situation can never be allowed to control him. It is what a leader must do. And, in case you had not noticed, we are fighting a war. We're all under a lot of pressure.

John Marston:
Pressure to find young girls?

Captain Vicente De Santa:
The Colonel needs recreation like anybody else. He does not have time to court women. He's waging a war on ignorance, and is impatient for victory. He is trying to inspire wisdom in those more stupid than himself.