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"	"Steve Haines is under a lot of heat because of the shootings at Kortz Center, and Devin Weston's A. known to be a major asshole, and B. known to be friendly with Don Percival, who runs Merryweather. I think Weston owns a piece of Merryweather. (looks up Weston's Merryweather share) Right. eleven percent. Pretty good for a pseudo-liberal owning a private army1".	„
	~ Lester Crest informs Franklin Clinton about Devin Weston's Merryweather involvement (Deathwish Ending only).

Donald "Don" Percival is fictional character and major antagonist in the Grand Theft Auto series, serving as the unseen overarching antagonist of Grand Theft Auto V.

He is an illegitimate businessman who is founder and leader of Merryweather Security, a corrupt private military service corporation, as well as a "friend" of fellow tycoon Devin Weston.

Biography

Background

Don Percival is an ex-US Navy Seal who founded Merryweather Security in 2003 using money from a coup in Western Africa. He floated Merryweather on the BAWSAQ stock exchange in 2010, and is now expanding domestic operations to appease shareholder demand. Percival is also lobbying the US government for a new war in the Middle East, Asia, Africa or France to help turn the economy around. He recently teamed up with Vinewood actor Bruce Spade as he seeks to follow up his humanitarian work in war zones with military action.

Events of GTA V

He started to hold a grudge against Michael De Santa and Trevor Phillips after they have been ruining their reputation by stealing precious cargo his militia was guarding. After completing the game on the "Deathwish" ending, he will send both of the characters an e-mail explaining that he is glad that they killed Devin Weston, allowing him to buy back his shares in the company at a reduced price, which he anticipates will earn him a lot of money. Percival thanks them, but also warns them to "not fuck with [him] again".

It's completely unknown what happened to Don Percival afterwards, but as he regained full control of Merryweather and Trevor and Michael promised to not mess on his business again, it's likely that with time, Percival and his militia recovered their clients, security and reputation. By 2017, Percival remains the CEO of Merryweather and his business looks to have recovered since 2013.

Trivia

• Due to being the founder and owner of Merryweather Security as well as providing Devin Weston with the security, Don Percival is the Bigger Bad of the game; despite not being seen in-game.
• If the Deathwish ending is chosen, Lester Crest informs Franklin Clinton about Devin Weston's share of 11%, supposed "alliance" with Don Percival, and realizes that the FIB (Federal Investigation Bureau), IAA (International Affairs Agency) and Merryweather would all love to be involved in capturing the score from the Union Depository Heist. Unfortunately, it ends up being a bust for all 3 organizations, as Michael De Santa, Franklin Clinton, Trevor Phillips and Lamar Davis take out everyone who arrives at the foundry building.
• It's never stated how Don Percival discovered who Michael and Trevor were and how they were the ones interfering in Merryweather's operations. It can be deduced, however, that Devin told him about them just in case he wanted to discover their identities so he could give them a lesson (to which Percival would have deduced that Michael and Trevor were most likely behind Devin's death) or some of his men informed him at least about Michael when they attacked his house.

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