A man from the north comes down to the South to take advantage of our, uh, backward ways. Art: Finish the service, and then he'd call in his cutters, and they'd harvest everything out of the body that was worth anything, and they'd throw the rest of it in the incinerator. Both of them. Boyd: Devil was a friend before he became a traitor. Boyd: Dickie Bennett's gonna pay for that. Come on! Dewey: These are the end times for Dewey Crowe. He thinks that a nurse's job is to slap instruments in his hand and then go to bed with him. I just need to know how to find it. Oh, you're talking about a healthy subject who's just decided to donate both his kidneys? Prison doesn't offer much, but it does give a man ample time to read. Raylan: Dead? Raylan: He was in a little bit of pain. Raylan: Usually you got to break his nose to get him to shut up. The cuts on his stomach. The kidneys? Where do people use cash?! Winona: Want a beer or not? [SCENE_BREAK]
The infamous Boyd Crowder.
Plan: A: Boyd Crowder; Q: Who does Quarles offer a partnership to? A: a "carpetbagger; Q: What does Boyd call Quarles? A: the north; Q: Where is Boyd Crowder from? A: southern workers; Q: Who does Boyd Crowder believe Quarles is using for profit? A: offense; Q: What does Quarles take to Boyd Crowder's refusal of his offer? A: Limehouse; Q: Who reveals to his associates that he was lying to Dickie about the Bennett fortune? A: a connection; Q: What does the woman on Limehouse's payroll have to Quarles' underling? A: Dewey Crowe; Q: Who is in a race against time to collect for a sadistic organ harvester? A: kidney failure; Q: What is Dewey Crowe trying to avoid? A: a series; Q: How many locations does Dewey rob? A: varying success; Q: How successful is Dewey Crowe's robberies? A: Raylan; Q: Who tracks Dewey Crowe down? A: a convenience store; Q: Where does Raylan track Dewey Crowe down? A: the frightened Crowe; Q: Who does Raylan help realize that Dewey still has kidneys? A: the organ traffickers' house; Q: Where does Raylan go to investigate? A: his house; Q: Where does Raylan find a letter from Winona? A: Winona; Q: Who left a letter for Raylan? Summary: After Devil's demise, Quarles extends an offer of partnership to Boyd Crowder. However, Boyd refuses Quarles' offer, calling him a "carpetbagger" (someone from the north who uses southern workers for profit), which Quarles seems to take offense to. Limehouse reveals to his associates that he was lying to Dickie about the status of the Bennett fortune, and that he has a woman on his payroll who has a connection to one of Quarles' underlings. Meanwhile, Dewey Crowe is in a race against time to collect for a sadistic organ harvester, or else succumb to kidney failure. After Dewey robs a series of odd locations with varying success, Raylan tracks him down to a convenience store, where he helps the frightened Crowe realize that he still has his kidneys. Raylan goes to the organ traffickers' house to investigate, and manages to turn the tables on the traffickers, leaving both of them dead. Raylan returns home to find his house empty, and reads a letter, presumably left by Winona.