Spencer Dutton

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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

Lee Dutton

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Lee Dutton, 38 the eldest son in the Dutton family on "Yellowstone," is portrayed as a responsible and dedicated individual who was groomed to inherit the Yellowstone Ranch. He worked as a livestock agent and cowboy, embodying the traditional values and work ethic associated with ranch life. Despite his apparent competence in business. In many ways, he never had a life outside the ranch, as he was dedicated to protecting the livestock and his family. He never intended to get married or to have children. Instead, he could rely on his siblings to continue the Dutton line.