For many people, a good drama is like the candy they cherished when they were young, eating one less than one candy.
The tenth episode of "Yellowstone" was the moment when Beth held the audience and killed the Quartet.
What did she do this episode? Four words: keep the outside world safe.
In terms of character, Beth, who is a daughter, is the one most like old Dutton. Just watching the scolding between her and her father in the ninth episode made the audience smile. This father and daughter are really a family.
At the beginning of the tenth episode, Miss Beth was going to run away from home because she was angry with old Dutton. It was her brother-in-law Rip who stopped her. Rip is.
As the number one force in Yellowstone Farm, old Dutton's chief Batulu, the most caring assistant, Rip has lived for Old Dutton and Yellowstone Farm all his life.
When the old Dutton accused Beth of hurting innocent people by any means in order to protect the farm, such as the woman from the Animal Protection Association, who was accused of assaulting the police, was killed as an example, and faced up to 30 years in prison.
And Beth said, I don't care about sacrificing anyone but Yellowstone to protect the farm.
Second, the female executive of a big company finally took off the mask of hypocrisy. After knowing that Beth colluded with the New York reporter, she issued a hysterical threat to completely knock the Beth family off the cliff.
It seems that she will use all the power of capital to fight against the Yellowstone Farm and the farmers, which also means that there will be a good show in the next season of "Yellowstone". As the enemies facing Yellowstone Farm become more and more ferocious, everyone in Yellowstone needs to be hard on their own, straighten their backs, and fight against the infiltrating big capital!
Third, Beth, who came back from prison, suddenly wanted to get married, kidnapped a priest, went to Yellowstone Farm, and informed everyone that I was getting married.
The ceremony of the wedding was very simple, but the scene was moving. Rip and Beth looked at each other affectionately, and then kissed. The lovers finally became a married couple.
Fourth, Beth's greatest revenge on Jamie, let him kill his father by himself
Beth kills Jamie's office, and tells the truth that Jamie's father hired a murderer to kill, and emphasizes that Jamie's knowledge is not reported.
Beth had already seen through Jamie. Although he didn't hire a murderer to kill, he was happy to see his father hire a murderer to kill him. In his heart, he had long had the idea of taking the Yellowstone Farm as his own. .
Beth settled on Jamie, and gave Jamie three choices. The first way, she called Daddy Dutton, and then asked the governor to arrest their father and son. As a result, Jamie was betrayed by his father, and Jamie was betrayed by his father. Convicted of attempted murder three times and spent a painful life in prison;
The second way, Beth told the old Kip, let him kill Jamie's father, and told him that her infertility was all because of Jamie, and then Jamie's fate was self-evident, and he would be angry. Rip, tortured to death;
The third way, Jamie kills his father, is to let him kill his biological father, so that the matter is over, Jamie's career is guaranteed, and the Dutton family succeeds in revenge.
Cowardly and selfish, Jamie chose the last way, killing his father. And this road has long been expected by Beth.
The tenth episode of the fourth season of "Yellowstone", in the eyes of some viewers, is a bit warm, unlike the last three seasons of the past, with climaxes one after another. However, this also means that the old Dutton's old age, Beth's upper position, with the assistance of Rip, the queen's upper position, will definitely have something new to do.
"Yellowstone" is good-looking, the plot, characters, rhythm, and the country music of the finishing touch, all give people a feeling of leisurely fascination. I want to be like those cowboys, riding horses on the prairie, herding cattle, drinking, and farting, This life is peaceful and fulfilling...