The gang finally confronts Meemaw, only to be met with cool denial and colder lies. While questions went unanswered, the long-awaited showdown between the Sheriff and the Bandit finally sparks, guns drawn, pride on the line.

Meanwhile, Ezra and Jasper’s wedding kicks off in the middle of all the chaos, serving as one hell of a distraction.

There was a whole lot happenin’, and if you think you caught every twist… well, partner, you might wanna saddle up and listen close this time because this story, ends with a bang.

Dawn breaks over Lone Pine, but the air’s still heavy with last night’s sins. Out on the ranch, a quiet gathering turns tense when ?? rides in with a hit list — names that ain’t supposed to be there, and proof that something ugly’s moving beneath the surface.

Back at the station, the law’s running thin, and trust’s wearing thinner. When fists and bullets fly in the street, the truth hits harder than the fight — the so-called outlaws are just kids, running errands for ghosts in bandit hats.

By the time the dust settles, all roads lead to Meemaw’s house — where answers might wait… or something worse.

The devil’s dealing the cards in Lone Pine as all hell breaks loose. A brawl of shattered glass and pride throws the town in chaos, while Lady Luck packs her bags and rides out. Across the town, the Sheriff’s office goes quiet- a quiet that comes right before the sound of shots. Whispers of gold and dust rings through the alleys, while deals are drawn and promises are made.

By sundown, the town’s heartbeat seems to have changed — slower, heavier, and stained with smoke.

TW: Loud Noises, Language, Mentions of Child abuse, Mentions of Domestic Violence, Gun Violence, Homophobia, Transphobia