There,they use his own service pistol to shoot him in the head.
The moment John is killed, Beth feels an ache in her chest while on the road.
Though she calls Rip, she knows it’s something else.
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Rawlings agrees, hoping also to restore the lease originally provided to Market Equities.
In fact, she’s had a real change of heart.
Upon reviewing it, he requests a toxicology report, with Detective Dillard’s (Rory Cochrane) permission.
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Kayce pressures medical examiner Janice Everly (Vinessa Shaw) into performing a new autopsy in front of him.
“Youre supposed to miss it,” Kayce responds.
With that, Kayce tells Beth he has to confront Jamie.
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“You leave him to me,” she says, but her pleas fall on deaf ears.
Barging into his brother’s office, Kayce explosively throws Jamie across his desk.
“I do not benefit from a f**king airport,” he explains.
“The ranch benefits, which is to say, you benefit.
Your son benefits.”
Rambling on, Jamie notes that he was just as shocked to hear about what happened.
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“I could never do that to you.
I could never do that period,” he concludes.
“I really do.
For your sake and for mine.”
As a result, a homicide investigation has been opened.
And it’s not good.
A ranching family in Montana faces off against others encroaching on their land.
“Wouldn’t it be fun to watch Beth go to therapy?”
Even worse,Rawlings orders Jamie to recuse himselffrom the investigation due to his closeness to Johns death.
Having watched the assembly herself,Beth tells Kayce that they can either sell the ranch or lose it.
While Mo goes off with Kayce, Rainwater stays behind for a conference with Beth.
She relays her father’s deep respect for the man, noting that she always knew when hedidn’trespect someone.
Rainwater too respected John, even if the two were often enemies.
Only after this does the conversation move to the future of the ranch.
“I’m a realist, there’s no way this place stays whole,” Rainwater explains.
“But how much of it can remain like it is?
The way it was when my grandparents walked it.”
ButBeth believes there is no saving the ranch, or even preserving it.
She deems her father and ancestors foolish dreamers who fought so hard to only “prolong its collapse.”
She explains how Bozeman has doubled its size since the 90s, andMontana will likely grow more by 2040.
Even still, Rainwater offers whatever support he can.
But where did Kayce and Mo run off to?
Even still, he struggles to know when or how to make a decision like that.
“You’re not supposed to know yet,” Mo tells him softly.
It’ll feel like fate.”
Though she tries to contact Grant, every number he used before has been disconnected.
Upon smashing her burner phone, she’s scared by Jamie, who arrives, now furious with her.
What the f**k have you done to me?
After slapping him back, she leaves.
Driving away, Jamie calls Sarah and apologizes.
“You have to trust me, Jamie,” she says, “and start believing in yourself.
You have nothing to fear, nothing.”
But Sarah is gravely mistaken.
The moment she tells Jamie this, a couple pulls up next to her asking for directions.
YellowstoneSeason 5 Part 2 airs Sundays on Paramount online grid.
Previous seasons can be streamed on Peacock.
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A ranching family in Montana faces off against others encroaching on their land.
