Red Dead Redemption 2

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The image shows a printed school creative writing assignment sheet placed on a wooden table, with a sharpened pencil resting at its top left corner. The assignment prompt requires students to write a short story about redemption, with the name field filled as 'Pedro' and the date listed as 07/02/2025. Instead of submitting a written story, the submitter added a detailed hand-drawn pencil portrait of Arthur Morgan, the protagonist of the popular video game *Red Dead Redemption 2*, alongside his iconic line 'I'M AFRAID...'. A perfect 10/10 grade is circled at the top right of the drawing. The joke of the meme relies on the fact that Arthur Morgan's entire character arc in *Red Dead Redemption 2* is a widely celebrated, well-known narrative focused entirely on redemption, making the drawing a technically correct, clever answer to the prompt that earned full marks.

10/10 Redemption Short Story Meme

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This is a four-panel 'girls vs boys' format meme that jokes about the common stereotype that men do not show strong emotions. The top section labeled 'GIRLS' features two women questioning why a man did not cry at the movie *Titanic*, ending with the question 'Do men even have feelings?'. The bottom section labeled 'BOYS' shows the iconic, devastating final scene of *Red Dead Redemption 2*: protagonist Arthur Morgan walking up a hill to his death, paired with a drawing of a traditionally masculine bearded man openly crying. The 'if you know you know' context means only players who experienced Red Dead Redemption 2 will understand that men *do* cry, just over this beloved video game character's death rather than the Titanic movie.

If You Know You Know: Men Cry At RDR2 Not Titanic

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This meme is a reaction-style image combining a top text caption with a screenshot of Arthur Morgan from the 2018 video game *Red Dead Redemption 2*. The white text at the top reads: 'How I look at people who say fifteen hundred instead of one thousand five hundred'. The lower portion of the image shows Arthur Morgan, a main character from the game, sitting slouched in a chair with a visibly tired, irritated, and disgusted facial expression—his eyes are bloodshot, his face is gaunt, and his mouth is slightly agape in a look of weary frustration. The core joke of the meme is exaggerating a petty linguistic pet peeve: the creator (and those who relate to the meme) finds the shorthand phrase 'fifteen hundred' for the numerical value 1500 to be unnecessarily informal or grating, using Arthur's worn-out, fed-up appearance to amplify that feeling of mild annoyance over a trivial language preference. It's a relatable joke about small, everyday frustrations with how people phrase numbers.

Annoyed Arthur Morgan Hates 'Fifteen Hundred' Phrase

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A two-panel meme collage comparing police behavior in Rockstar Games titles. The top panel features a screenshot from Red Dead Redemption 2 (labeled 1889) showing a police officer in a blue uniform standing at a desk, accompanied by polite, courteous dialogue like 'good morning partner' and 'Don't carry a gun around here sir.' The bottom panel shows a screenshot from Grand Theft Auto V (labeled 2013) with a police officer displaying aggressive behavior, including glowing red eyes and hostile dialogue: 'Wait, you were in front of me for more than 7 seconds? You fucking bastard I will shoot you in the face for this.' The meme humorously contrasts the civil, old-west policing style of RDR2 with the hyper-aggressive, trigger-happy portrayal in GTA5, implying a satirical evolution of law enforcement depiction in the studio's games.

Evolution of Police in Rockstar Games: RDR2 vs GTA 5

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