They all survive and are washed ashore where they regroup, but are captured by local soldiers. As the soldiers march them towards their base in chains, the group is attacked by a group of rebels who oppose the local military governance. In the chaos, Arthur manages to unshackle the gang members and join the rebels in their attack.
Javier is injured in the battle, and is unable to escape from the soldiers. The others team up with Hercule Fontaine, leader of the local rebels. After beating back a military attack on the rebel base, they make their way to the settlement of Aguasdulces with the fort of Cinco Torres nearby.
This is where Javier was taken by the soldiers. Dutch and Arthur witness Javier being led by a donkey, then interrogated and locked into a cage by the soldiers under the command of Colonel Fussar. After the gang creates a distraction, Javier is broken out of incarceration by Arthur.
Due to his injuries, he is unable to participate in the ensuing battles which lead to the fall of Cinco Torres, the sinking of a warship and the death of Colonel Fussar. The gang manages to secure transport back to America, where they intend to rejoin the others. By this time Javier has recovered sufficiently to partake in the defense. After they beat back the attackers, they decide to relocate to Beaver Hollow. Here, tensions in the gang begin to run high.
Dutch becomes more and more notably unhinged, leading to a rift in the gang. Arthur and John call out the leader while the others remain loyal to him, to varying degrees. Javier, alongside Bill, remains unendingly loyal to Dutch, whom they still look up to as an inspiration and role model.
Aside from this, he tries to take the backseat in gang affairs. When the gang joins the warriors of the Wapiti tribe to attack the Cornwall Refinery in retaliation to aggression from the army, Javier takes part in the assault. During the Refinery attack, Dutch leaves Arthur for dead, further damaging the morale of the gang.
During the fateful train robbery where Dutch leaves John for dead, Javier only has a minor role to play in the plan. In the aftermath, Arthur learns that Micah Bell was the traitor and rat all along, and when everyone returns to the camp a standoff arises, with Arthur and Micah holding guns at one another.
Susan Grimshaw is shot dead by Micah, and John returns « from the dead » and accuses Dutch of leaving him behind. When Arthur then gives Javier and ultimatum and prompts him to choose a side, he reluctantly joins the majority of the gang who sided with Dutch. The loyalists then begin chasing John and Arthur, but are themselves being chased by the Pinkertons, and the ensuing chaos causes the final collapse of the Van Der Linde Gang.
Neither Javier nor Bill were seen pursuing John and Arthur in the chase, and presumably split off to make their own fortunes. The two were close friends before the collapse of the gang, therefore it makes sense that they only trusted one another following the tension and betrayal that characterized the aftermath of the train robbery.
Eventually, Javier returned to Mexico, to his home in Nuevo Paraiso. By , he is living somewhere in the mountains of the region and later becomes involved with Colonel Allende. But there were many more members of the Van der Linde gang than just those three, and as such, it may seem perplexing as to why John was tasked with hunting down only those members. It may seem like a plot hole, but there is good reason as to why the government had him focus on the main three remaining members of the gang.
That only left a few main members for John to go after. Javier's transformation isn't a retcon, it's a tragic downfall.
While John claims that Abigail once thought Javier was a creep, that's far from his portrayal in Red Dead Redemption 2. In the prequel, he's shown as siding with Dutch Van der Linde through good times and bad because of his unending loyalty to him. He can even be seen going out of his way to be a good person, comforting Tilly and Karen at different points in the story. The Javier seen in Red Dead Redemption 2 seems like he genuinely believes in Dutch's philosophy of freedom, while the Javier seen in Red Dead Redemption works for the Mexican government against the revolutionaries solely because he believes it will benefit him.
At the start of Red Dead Redemption 2 , John is missing in the mountains, having been attacked by wolves as the Van der Linde gang searched for safety following their botched job in Blackwater. Javier and Arthur leave to find him, with Javier carrying John, and both rescuers fighting off the remaining wolves that try to attack them.
In a grim reversal, John Marston has the option to hogtie Javier and deliver him to his execution in the first Red Dead Redemption. To many fans, John's description of Javier Escuella in the first game seems to reflect his personality as seen in Red Dead Redemption , but not the actual events that transpire in Red Dead Redemption 2.
Javier is part of the party that falsely declares John dead in Red Dead Redemption 2 , but that party is lead by Dutch and Micah. Many players felt like Javier had been slightly retconned for the prequel, with his more sinister role in John Marston's life being given to Micah instead in order to create a villain who could also be killed within Red Dead Redemption 2 's narrative. There's likely some truth to this, but Rockstar still put in the effort to show why Javier goes through these changes over the course of Red Dead Redemption 1 and 2 in a way it's easy to miss.
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