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Justified Episode Guide
Ellen May and disposed of the body. Wynn enters the bar to talk privately with Boyd. He slides
a wad of cash across the table. ”I need you to help me find someone,” Wynn says. Raylan then
interviews the young woman who originally broke into Arlo’s house looking for Drew’s bag. Turns
out she was sent there by her stepfather, Josiah.
Raylan pays a visit to Josiah, who Raylan handcuffs to his car and drags across the yard until
the old man talks. Josiah claims that Drew Thompson broke both his legs when he parachuted
into Harlan and went to live with the hill people. Later, Bob warns Raylan that the hill folk eat
people. ”Nice knowing you, Raylan,” he quips. Raylan dismisses the rumor, but does call Tim to
tell the younger marshal that he is headed into the wild.
Soon, Raylan is overtaken by a group of ragged men carrying rifles. He is tossed into a barn ...
where Boyd sits. ”Hello, Raylan,” smirks Boyd, a fellow captive. ”Don’t suppose you saw Josiah
lately?” Moments later, Boyd is dragged from the makeshift cell. The captors start to beat Boyd
before Boyd turns the tables and knocks one of the men to the ground. Raylan bursts out and
takes down the second captor. Just then, the door to the barn flies open and the group’s leader
appears with a loaded rifle. He says Josiah called and said Raylan was headed their way. ”This
ain’t the darkest Africa – we have a phone.”
Raylan claims to be kin to the hill people through a cousin, Mary. Sure enough, Mary arrives
just as Raylan and Boyd are being dragged to an abandoned mine to die. The old woman orders
that Raylan be spared and then Raylan comes to Boyd’s defense, saying that if anybody gets
killed he’ll have to report it all to his bosses at the marshal’s office. So the hill folk let the pair go.
Later, Cousin Mary explains that Drew Thompson left years ago. Boyd points out that the race
to find Drew Thompson is on. ”May the best man win,” he says. On the way back to civilization,
such as it is, Raylan handcuffs Boyd to a tree. May the best man win, indeed. ”I’ve come to a
conclusion,” Boyd says. ”I don’t like you.”
At the bottom of the hill, Colt has shown up and is talking with Tim about their shared military
history. Raylan returns and informs Colt that Boyd is up the trail about a mile. ”You’ll need a
saw,” Raylan says. Later, a freed Boyd calls Wynn with a new deal: in exchange for finding Drew
Thompson, Boyd gets half the area’s drug business. Wynn agrees and hangs up. Johnny, who
is visiting Wynn, protests. What about their deal to rid the world of Boyd? ”I can promise him a
rocket ship and a Goddamn unicorn,” Wynn says. ”Once he brings me Drew Thompson, he and
I are done.” Johnny is satisfied.
Colt returns to Sheriff Shelby’s office. Shelby explains that one of his deputies saw a girl
resembling Ellen May hitch a ride with a long-haul trucker whom she seemed to know. ”Don’t
bother Boyd with this!” Colt demands. ”Talk to me. Are we clear?” Colt exits – and Ellen May
emerges from hiding. Ellen May now knows that Boyd and Ava planned to kill her. ”If you’re
willing, maybe you can help me bring down Boyd Crowder,” Shelby asks Ellen May. She appears
agreeable enough. Boyd then meets with Arlo’s attorney – and offers a wad of cash to break
attorney-client privilege. She smiles.
Raylan returns to Josiah’s shack and discovers the man’s police-issued ankle bracelet ... but
not the man. ”How the hell did you do that?” the marshal wonders to himself. The answer is a
few feet away: Josiah’s dismembered foot.
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