Charles has a sense of humour, though its very broken 😂 In the epilogue, he makes a "joke" with john and says Charles- "ain't it funny.... the black man's workin on a white man's ranch once again woth no pay... how did I let this happen?!" John- "oh... if you want money, I can get you money 🥺" Charles-*laughs* "nah... really... its OK I was just messing with ya"
I'm guessing either COPD from years of smoking or lung cancer; it couldn't have been TB 'cause if that disease took a man like Arthur in less than a year then an aging man like Hosea couldn't possibly made it past the extreme conditions back in the Colter chapter.
@@Amarganeitor We have to consider that Arthur could survived several years with TB but due to crashing in Guarma, not moving somewhere warm as was recommended to him, and get beaten near death by Micah was what accelerated the TB to fatal stages.
LOL Charles is one of my favorites and this video shows why. I’m not much of a talker either and people are always wondering why. I’m simply comfortable with it and don’t say anything I feel like doesn’t need saying.
Charles is one of my favorites too. I’ve always been kind of silent as well, I prefer to listen and observe. I’m just comfortable that way as you said.
how did charles get into that mess with them? he seems pretty chill and yet hes with wanted men. too bad we never got a dlc to see what he made of his life after the main game.
@@dutchvanderlinde8634 false, he is always an outlaw before joining van derlinde gang but in the second mission where we hunt deer with charles he said that dutchs gang is the only one that has a moral code
The gang wasn't just recruiting members to assist in robberies or whatever, they'd also save them and give them shelter and family, they were out in the Grizzles before RDR2 and that's why there found Charles as well Lenny and Jenny.
He was a veteran survivalist before he fell in with Dutch’s gang , he talks about it in chapter 1 early on when he teaches Arthur to shoot a bow , he says that Dutch is different and that most of the gang members treat him fair which isn’t normally the case with an Indian father and Black woman’s son.
If you don't talk, people around you claim that you're standoffish. It's like every one has to talk, talk, and talk. Till there's nothing good to talk about. "Just shut up." Keep talking and you'll be running out of things to say.
A significant aspect that separates the native perspective and western perspective is the value of silence People don't understand the nature of native people and that's why we're often seen as boring with no character. Because they don't observe, they only judge, and when we become judgmental it interferes with our ability to see. For Silence was meaningful with the Lakota, and his granting a space of silence before talking was done in the practice of true politeness and regardful of the rule that “thought comes before speech.” His strict observance of this tenet of good behavior was the reason, no doubt, for his being given the false characterization by the white man of being a stoic. He has been judged to be dumb, stupid, indifferent, and unfeeling. As a matter of truth, he was the most sympathetic of men, but his emotions of depth and sincerity were tempered with control. Silence meant to the Lakota what it meant to Disraeli when he said, “Silence is the mother of truth,” for the silent man was ever to be trusted, while the man ever ready with speech was never taken seriously. -Chief Luther Standing Bear Teton Sioux This summarizes Charles's character in the most profound way.
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Charles is actually among the wisest of the bunch, with Hosea.
Lenny was pretty smart, He was able to intellectually debate Dutch which is no small feat considering he was a 19 year old
I wouldn't really call charles wise I would call him quiet and silent
lil 3peat it’s sad that he died so young :/
@@johnmaldonado2974 he probably would've became a professor or lawyer if he survived
Now that I think about it have Charles and Hosea even talked?
The quietest character next to the one who talks too much.
And I love that in the end they're both stuck together for a bit helping John build his ranch
@@hombrejose8164 y mean they built a little house together.
Yeah, I wish Charles would just shut up already
His "terminal lumbago" is the reason with why he talks so much, it's a "serious condition"! 😜
@@coolrank12 It's a slow painful death
Isnt there another one where uncle says something like "id rather watch grass grow than talk with you" and charles just says "then watch it grow"
Yeah, I just spotted it in shady belle
he says “then go watch it”😂
"Please... Go watch it" I was in a laughing fit when I heard that 🤣
Charles has a sense of humour, though its very broken 😂
In the epilogue, he makes a "joke" with john and says
Charles- "ain't it funny.... the black man's workin on a white man's ranch once again woth no pay... how did I let this happen?!"
John- "oh... if you want money, I can get you money 🥺"
Charles-*laughs* "nah... really... its OK I was just messing with ya"
Can you share a clip I never got that
@@thesilentassassin1167 ruclips.net/video/svvwqJR3lWQ/видео.html Time stamp: 17:01
@@thesilentassassin1167it’s 🧢
@@IKnowImGayWhenISayThisButNo it ain't
@@Dext3r0us naw its straight 🧢
I'm an Americaaaaan
i love charles’ composure
I’m happy I gave this video the benefit of the doubt. I thought it was the same
“heard any jokes?
No. “ video
I'm guessing either COPD from years of smoking or lung cancer; it couldn't have been TB 'cause if that disease took a man like Arthur in less than a year then an aging man like Hosea couldn't possibly made it past the extreme conditions back in the Colter chapter.
@@Amarganeitor
We have to consider that Arthur could survived several years with TB but due to crashing in Guarma, not moving somewhere warm as was recommended to him, and get beaten near death by Micah was what accelerated the TB to fatal stages.
LOL Charles is one of my favorites and this video shows why. I’m not much of a talker either and people are always wondering why. I’m simply comfortable with it and don’t say anything I feel like doesn’t need saying.
Charles is one of my favorites too. I’ve always been kind of silent as well, I prefer to listen and observe. I’m just comfortable that way as you said.
Same ✋
You and many others friend.
@Cletus Johnson how so?
@Cletus Johnson but you didn't answer my question, how is he annoying? That's all I'm asking nothing too major.
If it was Micah or Bill talking the conversation would end with Charles planting that axe in their heads
ruclips.net/video/R5G4IlWRYwA/видео.html
Charles was easily one of the best characters
Gotta love Mr. Smith
Charles sounds high
Click he is an indian
@@micahbell7530 *indigenous he ain't asain
@@micahbell7530he said high not drunk
The dancing girl in school has taught the minuet to tread.
It’s “young miss at dancing school is taught the minute to tread”
That was very well written and acted. Damn!
Charles kinda like introvert kid in class
Alexander Achmad Khan especially since when someone fucks with things he cares about such as the bison hunters he goes apeshit
The Chill Quiet kid
That's why I love Charles Smith
how did charles get into that mess with them? he seems pretty chill and yet hes with wanted men. too bad we never got a dlc to see what he made of his life after the main game.
Perhaps a red dead 3 in the future
@@dutchvanderlinde8634 false, he is always an outlaw before joining van derlinde gang but in the second mission where we hunt deer with charles he said that dutchs gang is the only one that has a moral code
@@dutchvanderlinde8634 and also treat him fair
The gang wasn't just recruiting members to assist in robberies or whatever, they'd also save them and give them shelter and family, they were out in the Grizzles before RDR2 and that's why there found Charles as well Lenny and Jenny.
He was a veteran survivalist before he fell in with Dutch’s gang , he talks about it in chapter 1 early on when he teaches Arthur to shoot a bow , he says that Dutch is different and that most of the gang members treat him fair which isn’t normally the case with an Indian father and Black woman’s son.
To think the two would bond greatly in the epilogue
Love Charles, I would bring him a beer, say hi, and sit nearby sipping mine while cleaning my revolver and shit, just enjoying the quiet.
@k x you good 😂
he dont drink, his pa was an abusive alcoholic
@@jake_russ You haven't played the epilogue yet? He drinks, but careful on quantity and who's around.
@@jake_russ he was drunk when you had a bar fight in the beginning of the game 😆
Next to Arthur, Charles is probably my favorite character from this game.
Mine is Uncle
charles' voice actor played tomoya and sasuke
Wait. Charles is Sasuke?!
i feel like this is cap.
His voice is a man who's Japanese and Arabian.
Uncle is a braver man than me, because I would NOT be trying to call Charles dumb while he's sharpening an axe.
If you don't talk, people around you claim that you're standoffish. It's like every one has to talk, talk, and talk. Till there's nothing good to talk about.
"Just shut up."
Keep talking and you'll be running out of things to say.
My 2 personalities in my head having a conversation be like:
A significant aspect that separates the native perspective and western perspective is the value of silence
People don't understand the nature of native people and that's why we're often seen as boring with no character. Because they don't observe, they only judge, and when we become judgmental it interferes with our ability to see. For Silence was meaningful with the Lakota, and his granting a space of silence before talking was done in the practice of true politeness and regardful of the rule that “thought comes before speech.”
His strict observance of this tenet of good behavior was the reason, no doubt, for his being given the false characterization by the white man of being a stoic. He has been judged to be dumb, stupid, indifferent, and unfeeling.
As a matter of truth, he was the most sympathetic of men, but his emotions of depth and sincerity were tempered with control. Silence meant to the Lakota what it meant to Disraeli when he said, “Silence is the mother of truth,” for the silent man was ever to be trusted, while the man ever ready with speech was never taken seriously.
-Chief Luther Standing Bear
Teton Sioux
This summarizes Charles's character in the most profound way.
Uncle and Charles, the yin and yang of the gang. One barely speaks the other never shuts up. Charles the wise and Uncle the wise fool.
Charles best bro
bruh my uncle is exactly like this uncle. Long car trips with him are a nightmare
You'll miss those trips when he's gone.
@@Krystalmyth or not it depends on the person really
God I want to marry Charles.
💀💀
lumbago
The one dislike is Micah
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