In order for Beth to stave off the threat of land expansion, she’ll have to form allies with Summer Higgins (on the activist front) and also Angele Blue Thunder (using tribal political power).Īll these moves aren’t likely to happen in the next few episodes, since the governor’s race will take months and so too, we assume, any land development strategies.
(And, also, some weird fatherhood training.)Įpisode 7 also set up a longer war between Beth and Market Equities-who have inexplicably allowed her into their most private strategy meetings. His intention with Jamie isn’t just land pressure on John, but political power over the Duttons. One, it revealed that Garrett’s plan is a long game, convincing Jamie to make a run at the governor’s seat, while staying beside Christina and fathering their child.
With only three episodes left in the season, it appears as if the series has delayed the showdowns we were anticipating this season: Garrett Randall facing off against John (possibly with Jamie now by his side) and Beth squaring off with Market Equities and Caroline Warner these events will likely have to wait another season-or all come to a dramatic and much-rushed season finale. John makes a move to block Jamie, which may drive him closer to Garrett Randall, which may drive Garrett Randall closer to taking another shot at John. Market Equities looks to escalate development, as Beth reaches out to an unlikely ally in order to thwart. After two slow middle episodes of Yellowstone season 4, episode 7 raised the stakes-and even set up plot lines for future seasons.
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