All he wants is to set his life back on the right track, but he keeps falling into hard times with the Yellowstone. The timing of their attack coincided with Walker's return. It is a painful lesson and one you're about to learn.īeth is angry as hell right now and plans on eradicating her enemy, but if she wasn't in that frame of mind, maybe she could take up Willa on her offer to work at Market Equities, using it as a way to manipulate the situation to the Dutton's benefit. It is a painful lesson and one you're about to learn. Then we'll talk.īeth: The sting never fades with me. Willa: Like I said, you gotta let the sting fade. But it won't matter because once you're angry enough to go to these lengths, it's about seeing your original plans come to fruition whether there's another, less painful option or not.īeth: When all this is over, I'm gonna hang your diploma above my toilet in my guest house. There's no way that they could not find another option in that wealth of land. With all of the other land at their disposal, taking the acreage away from the Yellowstone will be a vindictive move and nothing else. And by setting up Summer to rot in prison, Beth crossed a line.But this isn't real life this is fiction, and keeping a carveout for cowboys is what Yellowstone is all about, isn't it? Without it, they're no better than anyone else. You don't go after those who haven't harmed you. I'd never thought of the Duttons as similar to Dexter, but they have a similar code. And in the meantime, she's ruthlessly tossing everyone and anyone under the bus as she tries to defend the Yellowstone and her father. That's not entirely true, but that's how Beth explained it. He just looked for who attacked him, forgetting how the others were impacted. But when she was burned alive, he didn't flinch. She protects him legally and emotionally.

I never thought.īut Beth has been hoping that her father will avenge her. : Did you do it because I fucked her? Because that IS cruel.I never thought I'd feel this way about you before, but you really disappointed me, honey, and I never thought I'd say that about you. John: Did you do it because I fucked her? Because that IS cruel. What you did was cruel, honey.īeth: Because you fucked her, it's cruel? John: I'm saying no more collateral damage, you hear me? We don't kill sheep we kill wolves. Beth sent Summer to her doom, and John can't understand why she did it. Then Summer revealed Beth's influence, right down to smacking the first cop who arrived on the scene. You just bang away at the old ego.Īt first, John wanted to blame Summer for making her own bed by protesting. Garrett played a role in making John's sister the woman she became, but Garrett wanted John to step back from that and throw Garrett a lifeline for killing her.

When John and Garrett ran into each other in the diner, their encounter was fraught with tension. Sadly, Jamie seems too far gone with his need for love and acceptance on his terms to recognize how bad Garrett is for him. She sees something in Jamie that is worth recognizing, but she never imagined his past had the potential to ruin his future. : If you have any interest in being governor, get him out of your house and get him out of your.īefore having a child with Jamie, her goal was to get him elected to a high office.If you have any interest in being governor, get him out of your house and get him out of your life. She may be unlikeable, but she knows what's what. Some viewers thought Garrett had lured Christina to Jamie's ranch, but that seems unlikely now.

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