He offers the example of a woman named Susan, a former business partner of the Becks, whom the brothers realized was trying to make additional profits for herself on their backs. There’s nowhere to scream about the injustice you’ve endured because if you do, all your filthy laundry just spills right out into the open for everyone to see.” “When someone plays dirty back, there’s no one to cry to.
“That’s the problem with playing dirty, Beth,” he tells her during a rather tense conversation. Specifically Beth, whose fierce defense of her father on all fronts has placed her squarely in Malcolm’s sites. But now? Now they’re targeting his children. They’ve also been screwing around with the Duttons themselves, like when they killed John’s cattle a few episodes back. A new addition to Yellowstone’s roster in season 2, these “businessmen” have been working to ruin the plans of Thomas Rainwater (Gil Birmingham) and Dan Jenkins (Danny Huston), two occasional frenemies of the Duttons, all season. Enter the Beck brothers, Malcolm (Neal McDonough) and Teal (Terry Serpico). The Duttons are the obvious focus of this storytelling strategy, but the owners of the Yellowstone Ranch aren’t the only people in Montana who are willing to fight dirty and without a care for what anyone - especially the viewers - thinks. At the same time, though, Yellowstone’s creative team is always working to remind audiences of who (and what) they’re watching: a soapy drama about awful people doing terrible things. Sure, creator Taylor Sheridan wants the viewers to sympathize with this family whenever the occasion calls for it. On the other hand, considering all of the equally horrible things that she and just about everyone else in the Dutton clan has done for the past season and a half - especially what Jamie just did - it’s not all that surprising. On the one hand, yes, Beth’s honest-to-goodness advice to Jamie is pretty unbelievable. You should really consider killing yourself.” “I gotta tell you something, and it comes from a place of love.
The way he sees you,” his sister tells him after finding him bawling in the bathroom. “You’ve finally done something that makes you see yourself the way the world does. And as the latest episode quickly reveals, Jamie just can’t handle the pressure of what he’s done. So, he decided to strangle her in the Montana woods in an attempt to silence her.
Last week, the once-wayward Dutton boy realized that not all of the moves he had made against his domineering father John (Kevin Costner) were accounted for, thanks to the reporter Sarah’s (Michaela Conlin) intervention. Beth, of course, is referring primarily to the fact that her sweet prodigal brother recently became a cold-blooded murderer.
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