TEXT: [PREVIOUSLY_ON] I overheard every word of that conversation between you and Crowder, and I want that money. Dickie: How am I gonna get my hands on that money, you think, while I am inside here? Nap time's over, gimpy. Dickie: There you go. Dewey: What the hell, man? Dickie: You're free, brother. Dewey: Free where? Where the hell am I? Dickie: You're out of Tramble. Dewey: Awesome! If things go well. Raylan: How you doing, Ash? Let's go. Raylan: You know where they're going? I don't know what you're talking about. Raylan: So hard to get cellphone service in these holler roads. Fine! But you got to promise me that no matter how weird this thing gets, you say I cooperated. See, Tanner's kind of like my talent scout, and from what I've heard, you have been pushed to a second-tier position at an enterprise that's going nowhere fast. Devil: You saying you got something better? Boyd: Devil, whatever led you to believe that you could pull this off? [ Gun cocks ] Devil: Wait! Wait! Dickie: There's supposed to be $3 million in here, Limehouse. Look, it's all spent except what you see right there. Dickie: I believe the terms of the deal are I receive the money, and then we are through. Dickie: Then you take it back. I do not accept this. If things are going to plan, we would've heard by now, so now we got to do the other thing. Dewey: Come on! No! Shh! Hey, before you get in the car, I may have a way for us to make some more money. What if he finds out? What if who finds out about what? What if Dickie Bennett finds out you lied when you told him this here was all that was left of his mama's money? Well, about the only way I can see him finding out about this here is if someone was to tell him. I
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.