Then, as he leaves her unturned gravesite, he holds her decrepit hand and says, 'Maybe you can meet her in a way.' Be careful what you wish for, bud! He has his dead mother dug up and her casket opened so he can what? Get her ring off her decades-old-corpse. That inspires Rip to finally make the move: it's time to propose to his amoral queen. Beth gives him a speech about the moral philosophy of Nietzsche, as lovers often do, and the two of them settle on the idea that morality isn't real. When she asks who he killed, he says he's killed too many men to count. After killing two of Roarke's hired men last episode, he returns home to tell Beth he did a bad thing again. Rip is the easiest place to start, I suppose. We'll catch up with our mainstays and discuss who the hell orchestrated all this chaos.Īgain, be warned. If we took time to cover every moment in the finale, this would be thousands of words, so let's hit the high points.

Jimmy (Jefferson White) wasn't faring too well himself after getting bucked off that horse, either. By the end of the episode, Beth (Kelly Reilly), John (Kevin Costner), and Kayce (Luke Grimes) were all in mortal danger. Last week, I hysterically tried to guess who would die on this season's finale of Yellowstone, and I was the most incorrect person who has ever played that game. Beth's Big Reveal is Reshaping 'Yellowstone'.'Yellowstone' Promises a Bloody End to Season 3.Who is Going to Survive the 'Yellowstone' Finale?.

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