Dwight and Mitch discreetly dispose of Pike's lifeless form at the dawn of Tulsa King's seventh chapter, shrouding his bullet-riddled jacket in mystery and dispatching it to the shadowy Black Macadams. Meanwhile, in the bustling metropolis of New York, Pete's recovery blossoms, his return home a beacon of hope. The doctor's prognosis, a generous gift of "another fifteen years" if he heeds the call of self-preservation, falls on deaf ears for Chickie, whose face betrays a hint of unease.
Tina's perseverance finally pierces Dwight's veil of seclusion, as she brings to light the ominous incident, mistaking Emory's plight for a mere mugging. Dwight, ever the perceptive one, sees through the veil and urges her to seek refuge in Tulsa's embrace, her family in tow, for her own safety. Yet, Tina hesitates, torn between caution and uncertainty.
Elsewhere, Tyson and Armand's unlikely alliance reunites Goodie with freedom's embrace, leaving the Consigliere stunned and somewhat intimidated by Armand's reappearance. Armand's soothing words, however, paint their encounter as a mere twist of fate, reminding him of his own journey to Tulsa's shores in '98, a world away from New York's chaos.
Roxy's heart shatters into a million pieces as a biker's curious hand unwraps the parcel, revealing Pike's jacket, a macabre testament to their fallen comrade. Bodhi and his crew return to their workplace, only to find it transformed into a chaotic scene straight out of a nightmare. Amidst the wreckage, Bodhi's sharp eye spies a pen drive, cunningly concealed within the crevices of his safe, igniting curiosity about its hidden contents.
Stacy's encounter with Roxy, fraught with revelations, uncovers a delicate pact between the ATF and Roxy herself, transforming her into a vital informant and securing her freedom from the clutches of justice. Stacy's desperation for evidence knows no bounds, as she implores Roxy to embark on one final mission, a treacherous foray into danger's lair.
Goodie reassures Dwight with unwavering conviction, insisting that Nico's involvement remained a tightly guarded secret, and claims ignorance even of Emory's brutal assault. As the night deepens, he dials Pete and Chickie, only to ignite a fiery reaction from Pete upon mentioning Dwight's gift of the ring to Tyson. Pete's outburst drowns out Chickie's feeble attempts to interject, leaving him silenced once more.
Tina's patience wears thin as the mysterious caller's incessant phone calls continue to plague her. Just as Roxy breaches the threshold on Stacy's behest, her surprise encounter with Waltrip turns sinister. Caught in the act, she's forced to confess, her words ringing with urgency.
Initially, Waltrip's demeanor suggests a twisted offer of companionship, but his intentions swiftly darken. His hands tighten into a deadly grip around Roxy's throat, and with her own phone, he dials Stacy, his voice menacing as he delivers a chilling warning.
Meanwhile, Dwight finds himself in the spotlight when Margaret, the elegant owner of the horse ranch, extends an invitation to dinner. Over the meal, Dwight unveils an ambitious new venture—a casino enterprise, with Bodhi as his esteemed partner. Yet, beneath the gloss of his proposal lies a darker truth: Dwight has been surreptitiously pilfering from Bitcoin investors, revealing that he's not the lone predator prowling the streets. The pen drive holds the damning evidence, the key to unlocking the secrets of Dwight's Bitcoin heists.
Chickie, in the sanctity of the Father's chapel, confesses to a sense of suffocation at the hands of his overbearing father. His dreams of serving in the military, of carving out a distinct identity, were cruelly thwarted as Pete coerced him into a life of servitude. Denied the ordinary joys of existence, Chickie harbors a profound regret for the path untaken.
When Tina whispers of an escape to Emory, Chickie's reaction is anything but receptive. Emory, empathetic to Tina's plight, stands firm, refusing to let Dwight's whims dictate their lives after years of Tina's silent suffering. Together, they find solace in the promise of a future untethered by the past.
During a bathing ritual with Pete, Chickie's simmering resentment boils over into an uncontrollable rage. In a moment of searing emotion, he succumbs to the urge, drowning Pete in the very waters meant for cleansing.
Meanwhile, Dwight and Margaret's evening unfolds with a gentle charm, as Dwight dares to bare his soul, revealing a past that could have driven others away. But Margaret, instead of recoiling, finds herself intrigued, her curiosity piqued.
Unbeknownst to all, Chickie, his disguise of a wig now discarded, descends the stairs, Pete's lifeless body in tow, assuming the mantle of the family patriarch. He deftly weaves a tale of natural causes, a heart attack, claiming innocence as he urges Vince to steer the family back to stability.
News of Pete's demise reaches Dwight, who retreats into a deep introspection, ultimately deciding to abstain from the funeral rites, his thoughts a tumultuous sea of emotions.
