[That's the answer Jack expects, but it doesn't stop him from feeling a little insulted. He knows McCree never would have willingly gone into witness protection, but for as much as Gabriel was three steps ahead of them all, jack wants to believe he could have done something to extricate Jesse from the situation.
What's done is done--no sense in dwelling on it, even if that's most of what Jack has left, nowadays.]
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What's done is done--no sense in dwelling on it, even if that's most of what Jack has left, nowadays.]
And he never gave you any indication--?
[That he would mutiny in the way he did.]