It’s no secret that Red Dead Redemption 2 is an incredibly sad game. Characters deal with alcoholism, depression, dementia, and the game is never afraid to tackle very real themes. And of course, by the end, there are far more dead than alive.

Whilst a large amount of death makes the game somewhat bittersweet on replaying it, the deaths are generally some of the most powerful and memorable moments in the entire game. And even though not every dead character got their own gravestones, quite a few did, and I’m going to be showing you who they were, how they died, and where you can find their graves.

I think this is obvious enough that I don’t even need to type it, but in the name of the internet etiquette, I shall.

HUGE SPOILERS FOR RED DEAD REDEMPTION 2.

(duh)

But anyway, get your hankies ready, because even if we find all the RDR2 grave locations, this one’s gonna be a bummer.

I’ll go ahead and rip this bandage off right away.

Arthur was the protagonist of the game, Dutch Van Der Linde’s prodigal son, and in my opinion, owner of the saddest death in Red Dead Redemption 2. Depending on the path you follow at the end of the game, and the morality of your Arthur, he could die 4 different ways.

If you had negative honour, Arthur would get killed by Micah on the mountain, or at the camp, depending on whether or not you chose to help John, or go back and get the money. Whereas if you had positive honour, he would die of his wounds, and his tuberculosis, whilst staring at the sunset, in either of those places.

You can find this RDR2 grave location east of the Bachus station, on top of the grassy hill next to the Mysterious home.

• If you had low honour the gravestone will read: Blessed are those who mourn for they will be comforted.
• If you had high honour the gravestone will read: Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness.

Two of the wisest members of the Van Der Linge gang, who shared many similarities, despite being on pretty opposite ends of the age spectrum.

Hosea was Dutch’s right-hand man and the metaphorical grandfather of the gang. Whilst Lenny was the young and spirited rookie who was desperately looking to make his mark. Both were kind, level headed, and two of the very few characters who seemed to keep their common sense throughout all of the game.

These two are buried right next to each other because unfortunately, they died basically at the same time. During the bank heist in Saint Denis, the crew was ambushed by the police. Hosea was shot in the chest by Andrew Milton, and Lenny was shot by two Pinkertons on the roof of the bank.

Both of these RDR2 grave locations are under a tree near the swamp, east of Lagras.

And last, but not least, we have Jenny Kirk.

Not much is known about Jenny. We never even see what she looked like unless you count Arthur’s drawing in his notebook. From what we can tell from gang comments, she loved to play dominoes, was good friends with Javier, and most notably, was something of a crush for young Lenny Summers. It’s a shame we never got to hear more about her, but at least she got a grave.

It seems she died similarly to Davey, being shot at the ferry robbery, and succumbing to her wounds before the gang could make it to Colter.

Her grave is at the far North West of the map, next to Spider Gorge.

This concludes our list of RDR2 grave locations. Hopefully you will have time to find each place and pay your respects, where they are due.