Rewrite this but set in Modern times.

"Lines recalled from previous missions
1st Part
Low Honor
"We are not criminals. We are outlaws." – Dutch to Javier during a random camp event.
"I see clearly that your world is not a world from which one can escape." – Mary Linton, in her goodbye letter to Arthur, at the end of "Goodbye, Dear Friend."
High Honor
"Why, you're a good man. I just wish you'd done it before he worked hisself into the grave." – Mrs. Londonderry to Arthur, about her husband, in "Money Lending and Other Sins VI"
"There's a good man within you... but he is wrestling with a giant." – Mary Linton, in her goodbye letter to Arthur, at the end of "Goodbye, Dear Friend"
"I'm really sorry for you, son, it's a hell of a thing." – Dr. Barnes to Arthur, about his diagnosis of Tuberculosis in "A Fork in the Road"
"And all you can do now is decide the man you wanna be, for the time you have left." – Edith Downes to Arthur, on their way back to Annesburg, in "Do Not Seek Absolution II"
"Our time... has pretty much passed." – Arthur to Mary-Beth Gaskill, in one random conversation at Horseshoe Overlook
2nd Part
Low Honor
"Please... I have a family, sir... please." – Thomas Downes in "Money Lending and Other Sins III"
"I made a mistake, I’m sorry!" – Jimmy Brooks in "Polite Society, Valentine Style"
"You can’t exactly beat it out of him now, can ya?" – The Annesburg mine foreman to Arthur in "Money Lending and Other Sins VI"
"You speak as if killing is something I cared about." – Arthur to Edith Downes, in "Sodom? Back to Gomorrah"
"There ain't nothing left, mister!" – Mrs. Londonderry, when Arthur tries to collect the debt from her, in "Money Lending and Other Sins VI"
"You have turned into my son." – Dutch van der Linde to Arthur in "A Strange Kindness"
"There's a big picture here, Arthur. Trust me." – Micah Bell at the end of "The Delights of Van Horn"
High Honor
"You saved my life... You're a good man..." – Jimmy Brooks to Arthur, if the latter saved him in "Polite Society, Valentine Style"
"We already owe more than it’s worth." - Thomas Downes to Arthur in "Money Lending and Other Sins III"
"I just don't want any more folks to die, Dutch." – Hosea Matthews to Dutch van der Linde, in "Who the Hell is Leviticus Cornwall?"
"Thank you, feller. You know, there ain't enough kindness in this world, that's for sure." – J. John Weathers, after Arthur helps him and his wife go somewhere safe, in "Money Lending and Other Sins VI"
"You know, all that ever mattered to me was loyalty... It was all I ever believed in." - Arthur to John Marston at the end of "The Bridge to Nowhere"
3rd and Last Part
Low Honor
"My Pa used to say if you stare into the fire long enough, you can see the whole world pass by." – Hosea Matthews, during one random campfire event.
High Honor
"Maybe it's a sign, Arthur... try... try to do the good thing." – Mary-Beth to Arthur, about his Tuberculosis, in one random conversation in Beaver Hollow
"Be grateful that for the first time, you see your life clearly." – Sister Calderón to Arthur, during their last conversation, in "The Fine Art of Conversation" (occurs only if he had high honor and helped her in "Of Men and Angels")
"Save who you can and let the rest rot, and look after yourself." - Orville Swanson to Arthur, during their last conversation in "The Fine Art of Conversation" (occurs if he had high honor and did not complete "Of Men and Angels")
[Arthur arrives at the camp]"