Spencer Dutton

Spencer Dutton Is '1923's Best Character Spencer Dutton from "1923" is portrayed as a stoic, rugged, and deeply scarred individual with a strong sense of family and duty. He is a survivor of trauma from the war and witnessing his family's deaths, which fuels his desire to protect his family and seek redemption. Despite his hardened exterior, he possesses a vulnerability and a capacity for love. He's a skilled hunter, a capable fighter, and a survivor, embodying the classic Western archetype. He is fiercely loyal to his family and feels a deep responsibility to protect them. He Carrie’s a lot of trauma and guilt, He struggles with vulnerability and emotional intimacy, making it difficult for him to connect with others on a deeper level. He’s very impulsive. Spencer enlists in the United States military as part of the American Expedition Force fighting overseas in the Great War during which he became a recipient of the Congressional Medal of Honor