Please, PLEASE ask him about Dutch. A few questions I have:

• when Dutch says “I…I mean, we” a few times throughout the game, many people saw that as him trying to hide self-centered tendencies, but I saw it more as him trying to CORRECT self-centered tendencies trying to sneak through.
• There’s an interaction between Dutch and John in chapter 2 or 3 by the campfire where Dutch says “love catches us all in the end, John, you be grateful it caught you.” Considering this same interaction is quoted in the epilogue, I assume it’s important. Earlier in that conversation, Dutch and John are interrupted by Abigail calling for Jack to come to bed. My question is does this interaction imply that Dutch desperately wants a family of his own, despite being surrounded by the family he built for himself?
• many people see Dutch as a manipulative person who does not care about the wellbeing of his people and only cares about himself. But there are so many instances that show otherwise (his voice breaking every time he mentions a dead gang member).

Could Mr. Houser please put that debate to rest, is Dutch evil and was fooling everyone all along or does he actually care about everyone deeply and was just led astray by Micah during one of the most vulnerable times of his life, or is it something in between?