Rough Rider

Determined and slightly irritated by Indy’s theft, but not as emotionally volatile as Roscoe. His emotional state is one of quiet resolve—he sees the Cross as a prize worth fighting for, and he acts with a sense of duty to the gang. There’s no grand excitement, but a steady, unyielding pursuit.

Eager to reclaim the Cross and assert the gang’s authority. His pursuit of Indy is driven by a mix of greed and a desire to uphold the gang’s reputation.

Focused and determined—he’s not as emotionally volatile as Roscoe, but he’s equally committed to reclaiming the Cross. His pursuit is steady and relentless, driven by a sense of duty to the gang.

Focused and aggressive, with a sense of purpose in the chase. He’s fully committed to stopping Indy, treating this as a test of his skills and loyalty to the gang.

Focused and aggressive; his role as muscle means he is fully invested in the chase, with a sense of purpose in supporting Fedora's commands. There's a quiet intensity to his actions, reflecting his experience as an enforcer.

Aggressive and focused, with a cold determination to stop Indy. Rough Rider’s emotions are controlled, driven by his role as an enforcer for the gang.

Opportunistic and strategic—Rough Rider’s emotional state is one of calculated aggression. He views the situation as an opportunity to assert the gang’s dominance and secure their prize, using both physical force and psychological intimidation.

Hostile and determined, focused solely on capturing Indy and securing the Cross. There is no room for hesitation or moral ambiguity in his actions.

Confident and focused, fully committed to the gang’s mission and unperturbed by Indy’s protests.

Intimidating and loyal, but passive. He is fully complicit in the theft but does not take direct action, content to let Roscoe and Fedora lead.