When Jax demurs and says the club may not approve, Pope tells Jax to run it by the cartel and the Sons, and he’ll set up a meet with the Niners, Lin and the Mayans. If Jax gets the go-ahead from the club and Romeo, then he can take the meet and make sure all’s good in the hood. If the club or cartel nix the idea, Pope will just continue to charge the Sons $50,000 per mule.
Wha’ choo talkin’ bout, Willis? Aren’t you the same guy who kills kids and best friends and orders revenge ass-rape?
If Jax can swing this deal, Pope will also give him 2% of the profits from Pope’s 30 kilos, right off the top. Jax, flabbergasted, asks why Pope would even dabble in drugs since he makes millions from legitimate business deals. Pope tells him that the narcotics business has always been his most reliable and profitable venture.
At St. Thomas, Unser checks in with Sheriff Roosevelt, who is anxiously awaiting news about Rita’s current state of health. We find out that Roosevelt’s on mandatory 10-day leave from the job, and Unser offers to be a sounding board or whatever Roosevelt needs. Eli first guesses that the East Dub guys are responsible, in retaliation for the charges stemming from the holding room riot that went on and led to their stay in county jail. Unser tells him that the East Dub guys report to Pope, and a home invasion is beneath Pope’s dignity. Roosevelt then insists the Sons must be directly or indirectly at fault for the break-ins, and Unser tells him he’s starting to believe that, too. They’ll find out something certain when the DNA that the nurse collected from under Rita’s fingernails comes back from the lab.
The doctor calls Eli back behind closed doors, and we soon find out that Rita has died. Guess it wasn’t enough for the writers to kill off the baby.
Kurt Sutter needs some Paxil, too.
In another room in St. Thomas, Clay’s getting a recovery checkup and the doctor tells him his lung’s doing so well, he doesn’t need the oxygen tank.
Well, he doesn’t need the tank to breathe, that is. The Revenge Plan is going puhr-fectly.
Clay lies to Juice and tells him his check-up didn’t go so well. Clay sees Unser getting coffee from a hospital machine and tells Juice to go get the van. Clay asks Unser about Rita and finds out she died (double drink for the death and the JC!). When Clay tries to surreptitiously lay the blame for Rita’s death on the East Dub crew, Wayne begins a game of “read between the lines, Clay … I’m on to you”. Clay thinks he’s tricky, until Unser lets him know that Roosevelt has some DNA from the perps.
Perhaps my plan needs a little refinement.
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Thanks for the recap..it just made me laugh so hard in a few spots. I think back on how many women died in this episode and how terribly violent Jax killing the Sgt was..and find it mind boggling that you were snarky enough to make me find it funny. Loved the picture of poor Bobby being helped up and how the fatty is the weak link! By the way..how did they get their motorcycles fixed already..they were just blown up? Did they buy new?
Thx, Toni! I appreciate the kind words. I think they make the prospects work round the clock, like Santa’s elves, to build new custom bikes.
This review looks good to me! I love you’re comments below the pics especially the one about making satchel bags labled with the types of money. Can you imagine? Police:”What you got in the bag sir?” Jax:”Oh uh just the weekly whore money? See its labled! Can’t you read!?”
Lets do the cops job for them lol.
“How dare you insinuate that a club member would turn against his brothers for his own personal gain! That would never happen in MY club!” LMAO. Touche, Applepie….touche. I thought the same thing there.
Awesome recap. Awesome show. And I guess that whole “Complete and brutal honesty/truth” pact that Jax and Tara made to one another early on in the series and their relationship has completely gone out the window,eh?
I don’t know about anyone else, but Clay having juice in his back pocket like he does lately is making me uneasy.
Lastly, reguardless of the whole “It’s just a show” factor, two inconsistent things in this ep annoyed me. One being the peaceful, un-disturbed appearence on Roosevelt’s wife on her deathbed. No tube down her throat, iv’s, oxygen tubing…nothin. Iv’e seen many dead people in the hospital, and they never look groomed, clean, and comfortable like that, ESPECIALLY gun shot wound patients. Second, no doctor (especially female), would be permitted to treat a death row inmate in privacy like that. There would, at the very least, be a guard posted in the room, ready to use force if anything should happen to endanger said doctor.
Anyway, keep up the good work, apple!