r/reddeadmysteries • u/ImAgIrAfFe72 • Jan 11 '21

Theory When Micah was picked up by Pinkertons

This may seem a bit far fetched so strap in guys, it’s a weird one. (Excuse the rubbish format, I’m on mobile.)

So, we know Micah was picked up by the Pinkertons right after Guarma, yeah? And as you don’t retrieve your horse until a little bit later, you can steal one. Now to me, it seems the player is directed to a specific horse hitched outside the bar (is it Annesburg or Van Horn? I can’t remember) and that horse is a tobiano Hungarian Half-Bred.

However, during the Chapter Two mission ‘The Sheep and the Goats’, you can see a Pinkerton agent next to Cornwall, saddled on a tobiano Hungarian Half-Bred. This horse is pretty hard to find unless you’re extremely lucky and find one at a camp or nab one off a bounty hunter, so we know they’re not super common and are kind of exclusive to these characters, right?

SO, my line of thought is, an agent could’ve been inside the town’s bar and that’s where Micah was grabbed- maybe the horse you can steal is a Pinkerton’s and that’s why you don’t lose honour for taking it as you would by stealing an ‘innocent’s’; also, Micah takes a while compared to others to reach Lakay, but I realise this could be down to not knowing where the gang was holed up at the time and I’m just grasping at straws or something.

I feel like this isn’t just a random coincidence because, y’know, it’s Rockstar and I thought it would be a pretty neat thing, like a red herring, maybe?

But, thanks for coming to my Ted Talk, please tell me your thoughts!

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u/andrecinno Jan 22 '21

9 days old apparently is where a discussion cuts off lol

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u/titanlmao Jan 22 '21

no its just old as fuck and i dont want people replying to me a week and a half later to argue about something i already told to like 4 other people.

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u/andrecinno Jan 22 '21

Did he even deny being the rat, though?

Didn't he just deflect by saying "I'm a survivor!"?

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u/titanlmao Jan 22 '21

He didn't confirm or deny it. Many people use the survivor as micah excusing himself, but again, this is the same man who bragged about raping, killing, molesting, and robbing, so I doubt that he has that much guilt or conscience.

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u/andrecinno Jan 22 '21

Eh, I still don't think it's a good theory, but sure.