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Justified Episode Guide
Art summons Givens into his office, explaining that the cowboy has 15 minutes to wrap things
up before the SWAT team arrives – and likely executes the prisoner. ”Is there any way we can get
some fried chicken in here – spicy?” asks Givens. Art is perplexed – and so are we. Vasquez, on
the other hand, appears to like the idea. ”For what it’s worth, if you put this guy down, no one
from my office is going to question you,” he adds. Good to know. Cut to the Hawkins’ household.
Winona challenges Gary about Wayne. Gary claims not to know the man. ”You know what he
was here for,” Winona says. ”I know you’re into something with some bad people.” Still denying
all the charges, Gary storms out of the house – blaming Winona for sending a threatening Givens
after him.
Back at the station, Wallace continues to run down his sordid history, telling stories of braining
his boss with a chain and how his daddy worked as a security guard. Just then, the heavily
armed SWAT team enters. ”Time for the fun to begin,” Wallace quips. The team immediately cuts
all the lights. Mullen, meanwhile, tries to stall the new arrivals, telling the S.W.A.T. leader that
fried chicken is on the way. Perhaps Wallace will put down his shiv if offered food. ”It might
be good to give him an out so that he saves face,” Mullen explains to the S.W.A.T. leader, who
couldn’t disagree more.
But they give Givens two minutes anyway. ”Put down the shiv,” the cowboys says. ”Live to see
what I got coming for ya.” Just then, Gutterson enters with a giant bag of food. Givens take a
bite of the ”extra spicy” – and Wallace practically drools. Givens then promises to order Wallace
a chicken dinner each night for the next three days – and even engage in polite conversation –
if the criminal will let the guards go. The offer is tempting to Wallace, who claims to only want
to be treated like a human being. Givens then offers the man a shot of bourbon from Mullen’s
special stash. And just like that, the hostage taker puts down his shiv and surrenders. ”I think
the bourbon sealed it,” Givens tells Mullen and Vasquez, who offers to postpone the meeting
mentioned earlier.
Givens, however, would rather ”get it over with.” So Vasquez starts asking questions about
Ava – and even produces photographs of the pair. Givens is as surprised as he is angry. Vasquez
then explains that Boyd’s lawyer will ”strongly suggest” that Givens began his relationship with
Ava BEFORE he was reassigned to Kentucky. Meaning: ”We’re going to have to release Boyd
Crowder,” Vasquez says. The bottom line is that the entire case against Boyd is predicated on the
testimony of Givens and Ava, who are both ”compromised.” Vasquez then advises Givens to stay
away from Boyd.
He doesn’t, of course. Givens is there when Boyd is released from prison. The man continues
to preach the good word of God, believing his sudden freedom is His work. ”The way I see it, I’m
the one who allowed you to be released upon the world – just like I’m the one who’s going to find
a way to put you back in a cage,” Givens says. Boyd just smiles – and greets Bo, who is waiting
outside the prison with a lawyer. ”I will continue to pray that someday I will bring you a modicum
of peace,” Boyd says.
Givens then gets a call from Ava ... and decides not to answer.
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