Red Dead Redemption2010

Drew MacFarlane:
So... my daughter informs me that you're here on some secret mission to remove some undesirables from the county.

John Marston:
Something like that. I'm grateful for your hospitality, sir.

Drew MacFarlane:
Ah ya know we've lived here for 30 years now. Came here from the East. The land had never been settled. For 10 years we fought the Indians. Tough men. Then we had outlaws and we had drought, and we had smallpox, terrible winters, cholera. I've buried more of my children than I've raised.

John Marston:
Sorry to hear that sir.

Drew MacFarlane:
I've seen strong men wither and die under that unforgiving sun. That whole herds of cattle take sick and die. But I've never once doubted my life here.

John Marston:
No sir.

Drew MacFarlane:
When I hear about this so-called Federal Government, sending out agents to covertly murder and control people, then I start to worry. I mean, alright, Williamson is a menace and men like him are the plague, but isn't a government agent a worse menace? In all that symbolizes, I mean.

John Marston:
You may be right sir.