Kayce decides the best option is to talk to his dad before doing anything. “But if the bank finds out, you are up to your neck in trouble.” “If you want to do it, I’ll look away,” says Haskell. He asks what Haskell would think if he did, and Haskell reveals Boyd was cousin. Still, Kayce’s leaning toward doing it anyway. Kayce wants to sell the horses to get money for Boyd’s kids, but he’s not sure taking them is legal. If the horses aren’t on the property, the bank can’t get them. Kayce and Haskell realize the bank will take the horses as part of the foreclosure, and Kayce suggests they round them up and take them to Billings for sale. Kayce feels horrible, knowing Boyd has kids he left behind. The paper is a formal Notice of Intent to Foreclose document. Once there, Haskell hands Kayce the blood-stained paper Boyd was holding onto when he committed suicide. Haskell won’t explain why it’s a matter for the Livestock Commissioner but instead just asks Kayce to head out to Boyd’s ranch.
Kayce ( Luke Grimes) is in the office as the new Livestock Commissioner when he receives a call from Sheriff Haskell (Hugh Dillon) informing him of Boyd’s death. He withdraws a paper from his pocket and glances at it before putting a gun to his temple and pulling the trigger. Rancher Boyd Nelson drives out to the field where a herd of horses are grazing. Jamie acknowledges he realizes he’s the AG now not at his father’s urging but because Governor Perry needed him for a specific task. The retiring AG promises to help with the transition before hitting the golf course. Brief ceremony complete, John leaves but not before reminding Governor Perry (Wendy Moniz-Grillo) Jamie’s all hers now. Jamie does, but leaves off “So help me God” and John makes him add that again. As Jamie finishes reciting the oath, John commands his son to repeat the final line of the oath: “I will discharge the duties of my office with fidelity, so help me God.” Jamie ( Wes Bentley) takes the oath of Attorney General as John looks on, uninvolved and unimpressed. As she quietly cries, Rip replies, “Not everything.” (When Yellowstone comes to an end, I want a Rip and Beth spinoff.) He suggests she tell him anyway and she says, “I’ve made two decisions in my life based on fear…and they cost me everything.”īeth leans into Rip and he kisses her on the head. She confesses she had a bad dream/bad memory but doesn’t want to explain what it was about when he asks. Rip ( Cole Hauser) also gets up and joins her on the front porch. She lies and says the test was negative, and then breaks things off with him.īack to current events and Beth ( Kelly Reilly) rises from Rip’s bed in the middle of the night. Later, Beth meets up with the boy who got her pregnant who, it turns out, is Rip. If not, how does he live with himself after making that decision for his younger sister? Jamie returns to the truck to fetch Beth but doesn’t immediately tell her about the sterilization requirement! Does he tell her after they enter the clinic? That’s not shown. She explains they require anyone having an abortion at the Indian clinic to also undergo sterilization.Īfter two and a half seasons, the explanation for Beth’s hatred of her brother is revealed. Jamie and Beth deliberately chose the Indian Health Services knowing that if they went to Planned Parenthood in town, someone might see them and the word would get out.
Jamie called in before showing up, but the woman manning the desk is shocked to see he’s white. He volunteers to go inside and find out what to do next. They arrive at Indian Health Services and Beth reaches out to take hold of Jamie’s hand. As they drive to the reservation, Beth refuses to tell Jamie the name of the father. A teenage Beth turns to her brother Jamie for help after discovering she’s pregnant. Season three episode five of Paramount Network’s Yellowstone begins with a flashback. Cole Hauser and Kelly Reilly in ‘Yellowstone’ season 3 episode 5 (Photo Credit: Paramount Network)
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