And “you actually believe that you’re helping, like in your heart. He’d ensured that his sister could never have children, she reminded him.
“I’ll keep ‘em out, but you’re gonna f–king hate the way I do it.” So yeah, although John and Wade’s feud was so old, it should’ve been long dead, it still had a lotta life in it.Īt the Duttons’ place, Jamie sorta randomly decided that he was sick of being picked on by Beth, so he wanted to address the elephant in the room, right then, right there. When Wade refused to lose a moment’s sleep keeping the buffalo from crossing onto Yellowstone, Kayce told him that that was fine. “What happened to cool heads?” asked Kayce. And then he immediately flared up at the scoundrel himself. Over at the ranch, as Rip, Kayce and some of the bunk-house boys were about to move their cattle uphill - right past the buffalo that the resort had installed as a tourist attraction - John instructed the cowboys not to flare up at bison babysitter Wade. When it became obvious that the girl might never make it home again, Chief Rainwater called Kayce for help searching for the missing person that, in his heart, he knew wasn’t missing but dead. ‘WHAT HAPPENED TO COOL HEADS?’ | As the episode began, a Native American mom discovered that her older daughter Sila hadn’t made it home the night before. “Everything I’ve done,” muttered John in disbelief, “it’s all for nothing.” What had left the Dutton family’s patriarch feeling so downtrodden? Read on and find out…
The end of Sunday’s Yellowstone felt more like the end of a dream.
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