Arthur Morgan was found by Dutch Van Der Linde and Hosea around 1877 when he was 14 years old. As a teenager, he was loyal, fiercely hardworking, and deeply eager to please his new surrogate fathers. Arthur Morgan absorbed Dutch's speeches with intense gravity. This instilled a rigid, lifelong work ethic and an early pride in being an outlaw.

In his late twenties, Dutch Van Der Linde was a strikingly handsome, vibrant pioneer who exuded the magnetic energy of a passionate revolutionary. He had slick, jet-black hair, a sharp mustache, and an intense, confident gaze that made people instantly trust him. Rather than looking like a desperate criminal, Dutch dressed with theatrical elegance, opting for fine tailored vests, crisp white shirts, and expensive silk cravats to match his silver-tongued idealism

In his late thirties, Hosea served as the calm, calculating balance to Dutch Van Der Linde's wild ambition. He possessed a lean build, sharp facial features, and a neatly trimmed beard that gave him the air of a scholarly gentleman. Hosea preferred practical, ruggedly handsome suits and dusty longcoats built for life on the trail, radiating a warm, observant wisdom that masked one of the sharpest, most deceptive minds in the American West.