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| “ | My name is Capitan Vincente De Santa. | „ |
| ~ Captain De Santa introducing himself. |
| “ | You come to my country, my poor, little country, and you think you can be friends with the President? | „ |
| ~ Vincente De Santa to John Marston. |
| “ | John Marston: Who is this man we're looking for, the leader of the rebels? Vincente De Santa: Abraham Reyes? He is a traitor, a liar, a coward and a sinner. A hero who has done nothing. John Marston: That's a nice image. Vincente De Santa: He is from a rich family. A man born in a golden cradle, who pretends to fight for the poor. He is taking advantage of the ignorant and the weak-minded. John Marston: He must be telling the people something they want to hear. Vincente De Santa: Of course he is! All that bastard does is stand on a balcón giving speeches. It is easy to make promises you can never keep. Reyes is a coward, blinded by love for himself. All he does is write poems and songs about winning battles he never fought in. |
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| ~ De Santa's negative opinion on Abraham Reyes. |
Captain Vincente De Santa is a major antagonist in the 2010 action-adventure video game Red Dead Redemption, serving as one of the three secondary antagonists (alongside Bill Williamson and Javier Escuella) of the Nuevo Paraiso chapter.
He is one of Colonel Allende's right hand men who initially greets John Marston with a warm reception just when John entered Mexico saying that he had been sent to track down Bill Williamson and [avier Escuella. De Santa has John do a few jobs for him in order to earn his trust. Unbeknownst to John, Allende was hiding Bill all along.
He was voiced by Hector Luis Bustamante in motion capture.
His Evil Ranking[]
What Makes Him Close to Being Pure Evil?[]
- He is a corrupt and brutal soldier serving as the captain of the Mexican Army assisting Colonel Allende, who not only suppressed any uprisings, but also made the citizens of Nuevo Paraiso territory poor and hungry.
- Under the orders of Colonel Allende, he takes advantage from John Marston's skills in exchange of false pretenses about delivering Bill Williamson and Javier Escuella to him, sending him to go on numerous missions with him and Captain Espinoza to massacre the rebels which are led by Abraham Reyes.
- He also orders his soldiers to capture numerous Mexican women for Allende's own personal pleasure, making him the responsible of lots of women getting raped by Allende. While he presumably does not rape them himself due to being homosexual, he still enables to commit the action to his colonel and his fellow soldiers.
- After using him for a while, he eventually betrays John by claiming he has captured Escuella and Williamson and that they were being held in a church ready for Marston, which is actually revealed to be a conspiracy to capture him and execute, attempting to kill him after they arrived at the church, only to be interrupted by Abraham Reyes.
- Upon his betrayal, it is revealed that he and Allende were working with Escuella and Williamson for the whole time, using them as hitmen and providing them high protection with his army.
- He is sent to oversee a massacre in Sepulcro, and is seen while executing a Mexican rebel.
- Right before he’s either killed by John or by Luisa’s men, he lies to John again telling him that Escuella is being held at Casa Madrugada, which was another ambush he had setup.
- He cowardly begs for John to spare him, which he doesn’t deserve.
What Prevents Him from Being Pure Evil?[]
- He ultimately fails the Heinous Standards compared to Allende, with him mostly just assisting him in his plans and doing similar to what he does.
- He is genuinely loyal to Colonel Allende, looking up to him as a genuine revolutionary and reacting in anger to John questioning his legitimacy, with no evidence he’s only supportive of him for sadism or sycophancy.
External Links[]
- Vincente De Santa on the Villains Wiki
- Vincente De Santa on the Red Dead Wiki
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 Near Pure Evils
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