Love how John takes a few moments to scan it before he reads it out loud, just in case

That part when Bonnie was looking at John when he left. I felt bad for her. She liked him and was disappointed he was taken. Then she carries on when the other rancher greets her. Still though she took another look at John as he left. As you can see, there weren't alot of smart men with honor who do the right thing. John was a gentleman with grit and maturity when the time called. What a great game.

John: "I've never felt so outnumbered"

"You knew the truth John, and they hated you for it."

I really felt bad for Bonnie. The way she saw Jhon riding away was a nice touch.

Abigail: trying to have a normal conversation and a peaceful ride with her husband

Man the way Abigail ran to the wagon made me laugh. Lol

Lmao early 1900s version of “can I see your phone?”

"if you find yourself in a hole, the first thing to do is stop digging"

Abigail: She did blush when she saw you though.

Abigail: "You know I cant read..."

Y’know as they were talking about Jack, it made me realize no wonder the kid stepped in his fathers shoes. It’s literally ALL he knew. He literally grew up the life of an outlaw. Was raised in gang, saw that gang fall apart, chased by the Feds all his life, kidnapped twice, saw his father gunned down, and this left him scared and confused until all that was left was rage and vengeance. And he became an outlaw just like his dad. I guess it’s kinda true. For an outlaw, you can never really leave the life behind.

I'll never forget that scene where Bonnie starts pawing at the ground. So brilliantly done

And so, John and Abigail continued to enjoy each other's company, and continued to be good neighbors to the MacFarlane's for the rest of their long, fruitful lives, and nothing bad ever happened to them after this. And no one can tell me otherwise!

Abigail : what she looks like

The way Bonnie looks at John going home at 6:13, it's just like she felt that he'd wouldn't be coming back ever again

RDR1: "Jack's been through a lot..."