Editing John Redcorn (section)

== Personality ==
John Redcorn will often use terms and mannerisms of his Native American heritage during certain situations. He is often depicted as a ladies' man as he is both handsome and kind. However, part of his behavior is a ruse as he is well known to date numerous women of nearly any age.

He is very in tune with his Native American [[Ancestor|ancestry]], and he often talks about the struggles that Native Americans have gone through under the "white man" and is adamant that he will do what he can to get back land that he says once belonged to his tribe. Dale Gribble is one individual in particular who has helped John Redcorn research U.S. federal and tribal laws on how to get back his land. On one occasion, with Dale's help, Redcorn succeeded in getting a land settlement offer from the U.S. government, but the settlement only allowed the return of twelve [[acre]]s of land with a highway running across (he had asked for 130,000 acres back all at once). Although he at first was reasonably disheartened at the vastly meager amount of land returned to him, Redcorn accepted the acres and told Dale that he would give him the land upon his death as well as allowing Joseph to inherit his forefathers' land.

While John Redcorn shows great disdain about what white men have done to his people, he shows some hypocritical behavior as he had an affair with Nancy Gribble for nearly the entire time she was married and has at times gone against his heritage in order for things to personally benefit him.