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Justified Episode Guide
bait – and wants to know where Arlo will next look for Dickie. When Arlo refuses, Givens cuffs
his father and drags him back to the station. Arlo pleads with his son – and offers up a place
where Dickie is known to hang out. Givens thanks his dad for the tip and then informs an officer
to book Arlo for breaking and entering at Dickie’s house. Arlo SCREAMS in anger – but Givens
doesn’t appear to hear it.
He then heads to the prostitute that Dickie once visited. ”I’m not here in an official capacity,”
Givens explains to the obviously drugged woman. ”I just want to talk to Dickie ... he killed my
aunt.” The woman tells the marshal he should look for Jed. ”You find Jed, you find Dickie,” she
slurs. Meanwhile, Mags and Doyle pay a visit to Dickie at his hideout in the woods. ”Tell me it
wasn’t you!” Mags demands. Dickie has no answer – and mama SLUGS him for it. Dickie remains
defiant, however, telling his mother how Boyd was given an inch and took a mile. Somebody has
to defend the family’s honor. ”I’m not about to sit by and watch while a Crowder takes and takes,”
Dickie says. ”It’s my time now ... I want what’s coming to me.” But how will Dickie shake Givens?
Simple, Dickie explains: Doyle will kill Jed for ”resisting arrest” – and, in the process, match his
blood to the scene of crime at Arlo’s house. Jed will take the fall.
Later that night, Doyle visits Jed. Doyle is about to pull his gun when Givens interrupts – and
pulls rank. ”Deputy U.S. marshal,” he announces. Givens then asks Doyle is he is here to kill
Jed so that Dickie goes free. Jed’s face goes white. Doyle stares daggers at Givens. ”Are we done
here?” Givens asks. Doyle backs down and exits – for now. Inside, Givens explains that he knows
Jed was with Dickie at Arlo’s house. ”If you didn’t pull the trigger, maybe there’s a way you can
watch your daughter grow up,” Givens says. ”It’s the only way you get out of this alive.” Jed then
confesses that Dickie killed Helen – and promises to say so in court if his family is kept safe. ”For
what it’s worth, it wasn’t supposed to be her,” says Jed, explaining that the pair was there to kill
Arlo for what he and Boyd had done to Dickie. Givens’ eyes go wide. The robbery is news to him.
Moments later, a furious Givens pulls up to Boyd’s house. Boyd pulls a gun and Ava steps out
onto the front porch with a shotgun. Boyd then lowers his weapon and explains that he is sorry
about Helen, but he didn’t pull the trigger. Dickie did. He then suggests that Givens go to Mags
and play his ”ace in the hole:” Black Pike. Apparently, the mining deal has yet to be closed. And
if Mags gives up her son? Boyd tells Givens that the marshal should call him if that happens.
”So you can take care of him for me?” asks an incredulous Givens. Counters Boyd: ”What are
friends for?”
Givens heads back to the prison and tells Arlo to go back on his deal with Mags and sell his
property to Black Pike – unless Mags gives up Dickie. ”The property is still technically your’s,”
Givens explains. Arlo refuses. He is not about to let hundreds of thousands of dollars disappear.
Givens has had enough, especially because Arlo is responsible for Helen’s death. He EXPLODES,
punching Arlo twice before a guard yells for the marshal to stop. Arlo appears defeated. He agrees
to try to talk to Mags.
CUT to Mags, who sits in her almost empty store. Arlo enters – and she pours him a drink.
”You understand that I didn’t have nothing to do with it,” Mags says. ”Helen and I had a truce.”
Arlo explains that he is there to find out where Dickie is hiding – and he’ll take back his property
if she doesn’t cooperate. ”Raylan sent you?” Mags asks. Says Arlo: ”He wanted me to ask you
what the future is worth.” CUT to Dickie’s hideout. Doyle arrives ... and is followed by Givens.
Doyle explains that Mags gave up her son to the marshal. Doyle then cuffs his own brother.
”Hope you’re satisfied,” Doyle snaps at Givens. The marshal then HITS Doyle in the back of the
head with his gun. Doyle falls to the ground – unconscious. Givens then turns to Dickie. ”Let’s
get going,” he says.
They walk deep into the woods. Dickie snivels and cries, pleading for his life. Givens explains
that the families have been feuding for years – and ”this is how it ends.” A weeping, pathetic
Dickie explains that Helen had a shotgun and wouldn’t put it down. A furious Givens tells Dickie
not to talk about Helen like he knew her. ”That woman raised her dead sister’s kid like he was
her own,” Givens says. He stops, suddenly realizing that Helen didn’t want him to become a
cold-blooded killer. It’s why she sent him away with money and encouragement to be ”better
than Arlo.” Givens lowers his gun.
The next day, visitors come to Arlo’s house to pay their respects to Helen. As the funeral
service is held – with Givens, Winona, Boyd and Ava in attendance – Mags visits a fancy office to
sign the papers on the Black Rock deal. She returns to the empty store and finds an old woman
waiting. That same old woman then pays a visit to Jed in prison. Later, a cop visits Givens at
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