Rough Rider

Adrenaline-fueled and eager for the chase. He’s not as emotionally volatile as Roscoe, but his aggression is palpable. There’s a sense of pack mentality—he’s in this with the others, and Indy’s theft is a personal affront.

Rough Rider’s emotional state is one of frenetic eagerness, driven by the thrill of the chase and the desire to reclaim the stolen artifact. His emotions are raw and reactive, reflecting the gang’s collective greed and impulsiveness. There’s a sense of chaos in his actions, as if he’s caught up in the moment and unable to think strategically.

Driven by a mix of greed and professional pride—he takes the theft of the Cross as a personal affront. His emotional state is one of focused intensity, with a simmering anger at Indy’s audacity.

Focused and determined, thriving in the chaos of the chase, driven by the gang’s shared goal.

Determined and focused, with a sense of camaraderie in the pursuit. His actions suggest a blend of professional duty and personal investment in the gang’s success.

Determined and focused. Rough Rider’s emotional state is driven by his professional role as an enforcer, with a sense of purpose in carrying out Fedora’s orders without hesitation.

Determined and adrenaline-fueled. Rough Rider is in his element—this is what he does best, and he’s confident in his ability to corner Indy. There’s a sense of camaraderie with Halfbreed, but also a competitive edge, as if he’s eager to prove himself in the chase. His emotions are secondary to the mission: capture Jones.

Frustrated and desperate—his initial aggression turns to desperation as he realizes he is trapped, with no way to continue the pursuit. His struggle to open the window is tinged with a sense of helplessness, a rare moment of vulnerability for a character defined by brutality.

Panicked and disoriented, with a underlying current of fury at being forced into this corner by Indy’s defiance.

Threatening and disciplined, but his emotional state is secondary to Fedora’s leadership. He follows orders without hesitation, though he is clearly ready to use force if necessary.

Cold and focused, his emotional state is one of disciplined aggression—he’s there to enforce Fedora’s will, not to engage in personal vendettas.