RDR2’s Most Disturbing Mission… The Iniquities of History

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The mission begins once the player speaks with a man lying on a bench outside of Rhodes Train Station, Jeremiah Compson. He informs the player that his property and possessions within it have been seized by the court and granted to the Bank of Rhodes.

He asks the protagonist to break into his home and retrieve three of his belongings for him; his revolver, his ledger and a valuable pocket watch.

Part II
Both the front and back door of the home are locked (and the front boarded up), but the side door immediately adjacent to the front door is unlocked. Once inside the home, the player can freely search the property for the items, and read letters that shine a light on Compson's past. The ancient pocket watch can be found on the mantle in the first room. Once the photograph of Compson beside an open trapdoor is examined on the mantle in the second room, two squatters enter the room and confront the player. One wields Compson's pistol, and aims it at the player. The squatter attempts to shoot the protagonist, but the gun's age and disrepair caused it to jam. He throws it down and attacks the player with a knife, while the other runs away.

After both have been defeated, Compson's pistol can be retrieved, and the player can open the trapdoor and search for the ledger. Notes of slaves' names and values can be found.

The player finds Compson camping around Eris Field, south-east of the property. He confronts him about his part in the slavery business, before throwing his ledger and belongings into his fire. Upset, Compson attempts to shoot the player, but the gun jams as it did with the squatters. He then lies face down on the ground and cries. The player can kill him if they wish, or leave him there.

After the last encounter the player will be rewarded with Honor, regardless of whether they kill Compson.