Red Dead Redemption2010

Abraham Reyes:
I knew I had heard the name Javier Escuella before. He is from this province. They tell me he was once a notorious bounty hunter, and also one of the early revolutionaries.

John Marston:
That sounds about right.

Abraham Reyes:
All before my rebellious urges took hold, of course. I think I was still travelling in Europe at the time. I was living in Madrid with the ambassador's wife.

John Marston:
That sounds about right, as well. Escuella was always a torn man. A cynic who desperately wanted to be a romantic.

Abraham Reyes:
Whereas you, John, are a romantic who wants to be a cynic.

John Marston:
Javier would die fightin' for what he believed in. He had a lot of passion, but no love. Although he really admired Dutch, of course, but then we all did.

Abraham Reyes:
He was the leader of your little group of fortune hunters, verdad?

John Marston:
When Dutch started fallin' apart, it hit Javier harder than any of us. He went crazy. It was like the one thing he'd ever believed in turned out to be a fraud.

Abraham Reyes:
You talk about him fondly.

John Marston:
It ain't exactly fondness. We was close once. But he never cared for me or anybody else, not any of his so-called brothers. He left me to die, when he had the chance to save me.

Abraham Reyes:
And he didn't teach you any Spanish during all the time you were together?

John Marston:
I remember cabr?n being used a lot.

Abraham Reyes:
Well now you get to pay that cabr?n a surprise visit.

John Marston:
I ain't here for revenge. I just need him and Williamson.