Howdy! Tonight I’m searching for someone interested in a Red Dead Redemption 2 based roleplay, playing one of the listed male canons opposite an original female character of mine.
I’m looking for someone who does literate style RP. I exclusively RP in third-person POV. I expect detailed, multi-paragraph posts. I also expect that you know your character well enough to play them convincingly.
The RP is intended to be a mix of story and smut. I hope to explore the relationship development of the characters throughout the progression of the story.
Kinks and other details will be discussed in DM’s. Your ideas and suggestions are welcome, send me a message and we’ll brainstorm! We can stray from the canon story to make our RP work if we choose to.
Hope to hear from you soon!
\# Plot 1:
Giada Bronte is the daughter of the highly influential Angelo Bronte. Known as the Belle of Saint Denis, the young woman is much more than the average socialite. Giada has been raised to one day inherit the criminal empire her father had built. She is a competent politician, (read liar), negotiator (manipulator), and straight up temptress. She often utilizes her good looks and charm to do her fathers bidding.
Perhaps she meets y/c at an event hosted by her father (The party at the mayor’s residence, or another event not connected to the canon story), and becomes quickly infatuated by him. She takes note of how how he stands out amongst the crowd of boring wealthy people.
What began as mere curiosity and sexual attraction may blossom into something more. Does she leave all she’s ever known behind to live the life of an outlaw? Does she run away with y/c to avoid being married off as a political pawn, or does her father find out she’s been sleeping with the enemy, forcing them both to flee town?
{ Character Options}
• John Marston
• Arthur Morgan
• Javier Escuella
• Sean MacGuire
\# Plot 2:
Eleanor “Nora” van der Linde is the daughter of Annabelle and Dutch van der Linde. The life of an outlaw was the life she was born into, and the only life she had ever known. She lost her mother at a young age, when she was murdered by Colm O’Driscoll. Susan Grimshaw eventually filled the role of a mother figure in her life.
Nora is an intelligent, charismatic and pragmatic young woman. She was taught how to read and write, which was more than could be said for many in the gang. She is very skilled tactician, with a knack for planning some of the gangs jobs. She is often the brains behind many operations, although she is not afraid of getting her hands dirty. Nora he been known for taking any opportunity she can to get involved. When she was younger, her father tried to keep her somewhat sheltered and out of danger as much as she could. Though as she grew older, and much more stubborn, it became impossible to keep her from wanting to take part in the gang’s endeavours. She’s a highly talented sharpshooter, having learned the skill alongside the likes of Arthur and John. She also learned the art of the con from her father.
{ Character Options }
Arthur Morgan or John Marston are the ideal characters for this prompt. I am thinking that she is close in age with your choice of character, and they became rather close in their youth, essentially growing up alongside each other in the gang.
I am open to other pairings however, including:
• Sean MacGuire
• Javier Escuella
• Charles Smith
• Lenny Summers
\# Plot 3:
Cara O’Driscoll (née Monaghan) is a young woman trapped in an unhappy marriage to one of Colm O’Driscoll’s sons. She was born in Boston to Irish Immigrant parents, and met Darragh while the gang had travelled through the area. Young and Naïve, she was easily charmed by the outlaw. However, when she unexpectedly fell pregnant with his child, her Catholic parents forced her into a rushed marriage to the O’Driscoll. She eventually left Boston and went on the run with her husband and their newborn son, Samuel.
Shortly after leaving the state, the relationship between Cara and her husband quickly deteriorated. He became an abusive, cold and uncaring drunk. Due to the conditions of living on the run, her infant son soon fell ill and eventually succumbed to the illness. After that, the marriage became increasingly volatile. She was devastated, and her husband seemed indifferent. She began to blame him and his carelessness for the death of her child. Cara felt trapped in the marriage. She was thousands of miles away from her home, and it was not as though she could return to her family. She had no money, and nobody she could rely on. She had no other option but to stay and endure the hell that she was put through.
In a conflict between the O’Driscoll boys and the Van der Linde gang, Cara is captured and taken hostage by the gang’s rivals, in hopes to incite retaliation from her husbands gang. Though initially their prisoner, Cara begins to feel safer there than with her husband and the O’Driscolls.
Perhaps Y/C begins showing Cara a hint of compassion, and they eventually get to know each other. Once her situation becomes known, and it is clear she harbours no lost love for the O’Driscolls, she slowly is welcomed and taken in by the gang.
{ Character Options }
• John Marston
• Arthur Morgan
• Javier Escuella
• Sean MacGuire