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Ajay too is motivated by revenge for the death of his parents more than anything. The deputy's motivations are somewhat unclear at first but when you get to the end and you have a choice to make, you also have the option of making it about revenge.
Meanwhile, Dani isn't really so much fighting for himself at any point in the story, but always for others. He doesn't want to do it initially but lets himself be convinced that this is preferable to escaping. He even spares Castillo's son when he has a chance to kill him or take him hostage because he didn't have a choice about who his dad is. And he doesn't even so much want to kill Castillo either as he wants to simply liberate the island from his dictatorship. IDK but I honestly found him to be the most sympathetic of all of the main characters. He is the only one not ultimately motivated by lust for power.
Jason isn’t the most likable protagonist, but he is the most relatable. When Jason is taking joy and reveling in the murder, we are too. Outside of the cutscenes we’re killing everything.
At least the game is refreshingly honest about where all that evil comes from: the big titty woman, who constantly uses her sexual allure to seduce men into doing her bidding. So props for the honesty there, Ubisoft.