name: coyote
age: 30
pronouns: she/her
about: writing, yearning, speculating. outlaw-pilled with pockets of other fandom ephemera. come say hi! :)
request status: CLOSED
ask guidelines → I write for Red Dead Redemption 2. sfw, nsfw, and au's welcome. I reserve the right to remix, stack and decline. I will not interact with minors.
𝐏𝐀𝐒 𝐃𝐄 𝐃𝐄𝐔𝐗 [masterlist]
The site of the Van der Linde gang's next score is the train car of Elsie Rose; prima ballerina and bride-to-be of a powerful railroad heir. When the robbery runs offtrack, an impromptu ransom puts Arthur's honor to the test - as well as his resolve.
𝐁𝐋𝐀𝐂𝐊 𝐃𝐎𝐆 [preview]
Arthur follows a debtor’s trail to a pulpit where he becomes an unwitting witness to an unholy wedding.
・❥・pairing: arthur morgan x fem!reader
split ends
・❥・pairing: arthur morgan x plus size fem!reader
knights & damsels
damsels & debts
lover's bounty
still life
・❥・pairing: modern!arthur morgan x fem!reader
helping hands
bad habit
pit stop
I kinda woke up wondering this today, and thought I'd ask RDRblr:
Is Arthur better father material than John?
Yes
No
Nuance
Remaining time: 6 days 15 hours
I know that Arthur is kinda whoever you make him to be, but I had the high honor version of him in mind. I was thinking about the way he interacts with Jack, and how his personality seems warmer than John's.
I know he wasn't all that present for the son he had back when he was much younger, but... if he was in a similar situation to John by the events of RDR2, and had a wife and child living with him in the gang, how would he do?
I’m of the opinion that Arthur’s warmth and presence with Jack is contingent on the fact that he’s acutely aware of all that he’s lost. I think without having taken on that grief, he’d be more present in the sense that I don’t see him running off on the gang for a year like John did — but that’d be out of loyalty to Dutch, first and foremost.
He says early on about John, “Running off on that kid is one thing, but there’s a code.” The implication, to me, is that he sees breaking the latter as the worse offense. He showed up for Isaac sporadically, which is how he reconciled not having to fully abandon him or the gang — but the gang was the clear priority.
He resents John on two counts: lacking the hindsight to know what he’s choosing to miss out on, and being audacious enough to choose himself before anyone else — something Arthur never felt he could do.