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Justified Episode Guide
Three times. Four times. Five. Boyd, covered in blood, refuses to react. Bo demands to know
where the weapons cache is hidden. After a few more punches, one of Boyd’s men steps forward
and reveals the weapons are buried under the campfire. ”You’re no longer my son,” Bo says.
”You’re no longer their leader. You are being cast into exile.” Bo then threatens to kill one of
Boyd’s followers unless he leaves town. Once again, a bloody but peaceful Boyd agrees – and
walks away into the woods.
He doesn’t go more than a few hundred yards, however, before he hears gunshots from the
camp. Boyd turns around and runs back – to find all of the men shot dead and hanging upside
down from a tree. Boyd begins to SCREAM in real pain. Cut to Bo, who releases Ernesto and
Pilar from the barroom closet. He assures the two Miami criminals that the man who blew up
the truck is ”out of business” and that Uncle Gio will get his money back. ”He’s going to get every
penny that I owe him and a little something extra,” Bo explains. What that ”little something”
might be, Bo won’t say.
Later, Bo busts into Givens’ hotel room, where Arlo is being stashed. It’s a risky move, to be
sure, but the pair has to talk. ”Things are different,” Arlo says. ”They know about Boyd blowing
up your shipment.” He then explains that the FBI and DEA are coming aboard. Bo then says he
can’t trust Arlo to give him inside information unless he can prove himself. ”My Miami friend lost
a captain and a couple of button men to a certain deputy marshal,” Bo explains. ”In order to get
square with him, I’m going to have to ask you to help me give him Raylan.” Arlo is struck. Can
he actually sell-out his own son?
An anguished Boyd, meanwhile, is digging graves for his former comrades. He stops to talk to
God. ”I’m gonna need a sign,” he says. ”I’m gonna need to know their sacrifice meant something
to you!”
Later, Givens returns home to find his father waiting. The two share a drink and Arlo tries to
make ”small talk” about women and family history. He is clearly stalling.
Arlo then pulls out a gun only to find that Raylen has beaten him to the draw. Dad quickly
lowers his weapon.
”When are they coming?” Givens asks. Arlo explains that Bo and his men are already outside
– and that Arlo was to shoot Givens in the leg. Givens doesn’t hesitate. He shoots his father in
the arm. ”Then what happens?” the Marshal asks.
What happens is two of Bo’s thugs burst into the room, guns drawn. Givens warns them to
drop their weapons, but they turn their weapons on him. So Givens shoots them both – one in
the chest and one in the throat. Justified yet again.
”I’m going to need an ambulance,” Givens says into his ’phone. ”And a coroner.”
Bo and Johnny, in the meantime, head to Ava’s house, and using deception, throw a bag
over her head and drag her away kicking and screaming. At the last moment, Bo turns on
Johnny. ”This is for tipping Boyd off to that shipment,” Bo growls before gut-shooting Johnny
from close range with Ava’s short-barreled shotgun. Bo tells the grievously wounded man that
the authorities will think Ava shot ”another Crowder” before disappearing forever. Not good.
Cut back to Raylan, who is busy cleaning his father’s wound. Suddenly, Boyd enters the hotel
room. ”I am lost, Raylan,” says Boyd, explaining that dear-old-dad murdered his congregation.
”I sent my flock to slaughter.”
Givens immediately calls Ava, but Bo answers her cell’ ’phone. The elder Crowder orders
Givens to come – alone – to Bulletville, where they will make a ”trade.”
”My life for her’s?” Givens asks. Exactly. Givens hangs up – and a meek, but very serious
Boyd offers to help since he knows ”every inch” of the area when his father is certainly headed
with Ava.
So the odd partners drive to meet Bo. ”You were telling the truth, huh?” Givens asks. ”This
conversion?” Boyd explains that he no longer knows for sure. ”I set all this in motion, didn’t
I?” Boyd asks. Givens figures he also had something to do with it. The run rises and Givens
and Raylan arrive on the road to Bo’s cabin. Givens hands Boyd a revolver and drops him off
– warning him not to ”take advantage” of the situation – before heading to the remote wooden
abode. Givens is then met by Bo and a thug, who disarm the Deputy Marshal of both his primary
and back-up handguns.
Boyd, meanwhile, has snuck around the back of the cabin where Ave is tied up. He eases
inside and shoots one of Bo’s men, mortally wounding him. Outside, Givens takes advantage of
the distraction and regains his pistols while shooting the thug multiple times him in the stomach.
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