Anyway, after Roarke made his presentation, Jamie usurped Beth’s power of attorney, owing to the fact that she’d filed her paperwork in Utah, not Montana, and approved the Yellowstone sale to Market Equities so that the Land Commission didn’t condemn the property and bankrupt the Duttons. Roarke? Oooh, said John, a lightbulb going off over his head.
“Take that, you f–king bitch.” Excusing herself, Willa said that Roarke could speak on her behalf. No sooner had Roarke begun making his pitch to Lynelle than everyone received a breaking-news text: Willa had been accused of workplace harassment by a Jane Doe. It did not go as planned - at least not as Roarke and Willa planned. Laramie noted that Walker had been branded, too, but he was so fine, “he could have his a–hole on his chest, and I wouldn’t care.” (Deep thoughts from Laramie could develop into one of my favorite bits of this show.) At Jamie’s office, Roarke, Willa and Team Market Equities gathered with Rainwater, Mo and Angela, the governor, and John and Beth to decide the fate of Yellowstone. And again, the day was young! En route to the rodeo, Mia pushed and pushed Jimmy to explain why he’d let himself be branded like he was John’s cattle. Crossing paths with Kayce, John expressed his delight that his plan for his son was working out so well. Name didn’t mean anything to John - not yet, anyway. Rip also reported that the dead man and his son had been working for a guy named Roarke. ‘THAT TRAIN ONLY RUNS IN ONE DIRECTION’ | Later, Rip reported to John that he’d gotten back that “thing” that he wanted retrieved from Wade. Now, “if you’ll excuse me,” she said, “I gotta kill someone, too.” A Nietzschean to the core, she believed in loving with your whole soul and killing anything that wants to destroy what you love. When he wouldn’t tell her the names of the deceased - maybe he didn’t know Wade’s son’s name, either - she decided that she didn’t care. “They save that for the losers.” (She’s growing on me, that Angela.) When Rip returned home after his long, long night, Beth joked, “Who’d ya kill?” only to realize that, oh, he had killed someone. “Winners are never judged by how” they win, she pointed out. He was trying to go about things in a moral way, and there was no room for morality in a war. “Ya kill the king.” (Gulp.)ĭuring a meeting with Rainwater, Angela derided the chief and scoffed at his hopefulness that one day their tribe would again call Yellowstone home. But how? “Simplest thing on earth,” said Garrett. When talk turned to Yellowstone and how Jamie was about to lose the place that he’d been raised to run, Garrett told him that it wasn’t a place but an empire. So I did what I did” - and looking at what Jamie had become, he didn’t regret it, either. “I knew that you had only one chance in life,” Garrett said, “and that was without her in it.
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He’d come home from a long haul to find Jamie screaming, using a crack pipe for a substitute nipple, and his mother getting screwed over the sink. At Garrett’s place, Jamie’s biological father shared the sordid story of the day that he killed his boy’s mother. Not only was Mia perturbed about Jimmy having been branded, but Lloyd was understandably a bit crestfallen to see Laramie waking up in Walker’s bed. ‘HE’S LIVING PROOF THAT ONLY THE GOOD DIE YOUNG’ | As “The World Is Purple” began, tensions were running high in the bunk house.
What happened? What didn’t! Read on, and as the smoke clears, we’ll discuss. Sunday’s Season 3 finale was one shock after another - to the point that, although I think we’d all love it if Season 4 started next week - it’ll probably take us until next summer to really recover.
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Well, damn! Nobody can say that Yellowstone doesn’t know how to keep its audience on the edge of their seats - or, for that matter, how to knock ’em right the hell off. If you want to be surprised when you watch (and haven’t done so yet), giddy-up and away! Warning: The following contains spoilers for the Season 3 finale of Yellowstone that are so colossal, there should be a better word than spoilers to describe them.
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