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Justified Episode Guide
than malaria,” Duffy explains. Boyd says that he has narrowed the list down to two names, and
maybe it’s safer to kill both. Of course, one of the names Boyd provides is Frank. He is shot dead
by an assassin, who shows up at the front door dressed as a cop.
Shelby, in the meantime, talks with Ellen May, who is staying at the sheriff’s house and
wearing Shelby’s ex-wife’s cloths. They share an uneasy flirtation. Ellen May wonders if she will
ever deserve to wear respectable clothes – and live a respectable life. Colt heads to his drug
dealer’s house and asks for a $20,000 loan. When the dealer begins to laugh, Colt steals his gun
and shoots him dead before digging up a few wads of cash. He then hears a noise – and discovers
Mark, Tim’s friend, in the kitchen. Colt shoots him in the head.
Raylan visits his dead in the prison infirmary. ”Just give me something,” Raylan says. ”Where’s
Drew Thompson?” But Arlo, who appears to be under heavy sedation, says nothing. As Raylan
is about to leave, Arlo whispers ”Kiss my ass.” Later, another elderly member of Harlan’s elite is
about to have sex with a woman who isn’t his wife when the doorbell rings. It’s the assassin, still
dressed as a cop, who opens fire. That’s Boyd’s second name.
We then find out that it’s Duffy’s assassin at work. Duffy is quite proud of himself until Johnny
reveals that neither victim could have possibly been Drew Thompson. In fact, Boyd has simply
given Duffy two names on his lengthy enemy list. Duffy is furious, and tells Johnny that he is
finally going to kill Boyd. So the assassin shows up at Johnny’s bar and, because he is diguished
as a deputy, takes Boyd into custody. Raylan happens to stop by and knows that Shelby gave no
such order. The man in the cop’s uniform draws his gun on Raylan, but isn’t near fast enough.
The marshal shoots him multiple times.
Colt gets another text telling him to drop the money at a nearby park. Colt does just that.
We then see Johnny shut down and throw out a cell phone. So Johnny is the one who has
been scheming. Later, Nick calls Boyd, who offers his services to the Tonin family – in the Drew
Thompson matter and beyond. In other words, why work through a loser like Duffy? Back at
the marshal’s office, Raylan casually announces that Arlo is dead – and doesn’t seem too terribly
concerned. Arlo immediately decides to put Raylan on leave for a week. Raylan negotiates his
time off to ”grieve” down to two days instead.
Boyd then hosts Lee and Gerald – and explains that he now has the power. Although Lee and
Gerald don’t know it, Boyd has struck a deal with Nick (and, in turn, Theo) to strip Harlan’s
elite of all their contacts with judges and police. So now Boyd has the power. Lee and Gerald are
furious, and then more than willing to buy their way out of the mess by giving Boyd whatever he
wants. In the back office, Boyd kisses Ava. ”This is our time,” he says. ”Let’s break through that
glass ceiling.” We then see Raylan standing over his dad’s corpse.
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