Episode 11 of Marshals commences with Calvin and Kayce braving the mountainous terrain as a relentless blizzard takes hold. Their mission: to escort their convict, Neil Lamb, through the treacherous woods. However, communication with their teammates, Belle and Andrea, proves futile as their phones repeatedly direct them to voicemail.
Calvin, the leader of the trio, guides them in the wrong direction, realizing he's been disoriented by the harsh weather conditions. With Kayce's truck located on the other side of the ridge, they're left with no choice but to seek refuge at a nearby cabin.
Unfortunately, the cabin is far from ideal, with a damaged roof that needs urgent repairs. The boys work together to fix it up and start a fire for warmth. They even uncuff Lamb to help, which seems like a risky move, to be honest!
Despite the efforts, they manage to get a fire going and try to avoid any unnecessary bickering between them. However, tensions are definitely brewing between the trio. When Calvin ventures outside to gather kindling, he steps onto a frozen lake and falls in.
Calvin manages to return to the cabin in a sorry state. Lamb has to give up his shirt to help warm Calvin, but it's definitely touch and go for a while.
Meanwhile, Andrea is determined to keep trying to find Neil Lamb, who's obviously off with our boys. We learn here that Lamb spent seven years behind bars in South Dakota for armed robbery and actually disappeared off the grid completely until this year when he robbed a bank, killing two security guards.
Lamb has half a million dollars that was never recovered, and it seems like he's been in contact with a guy called Charlie Ripley to orchestrate a new scheme. Ripley was a prisoner with him when he was behind bars, and the Marshals have leverage over him too given he's missed payments to his kid. They bring him to the Marshal HQ, where Ripley claims Lamb asked for warm clothes and a gun.
After some back and forth, we learn that Neil Lamb also spoke to someone called Ben, aka Don Benson. The guy is apparently a ride-or-die psycho and has Neil's back. Unfortunately, it seems like Ben is about to turn the tables on the mountainside.
Unfortunately, at the cabin, the situation between Calvin and Kayce reaches its climax. Calvin refers to the Dutton family as "gangsters on horseback," while Kayce counters by pointing out that the Duttons fight to the bitter end rather than giving up. Kayce has always had tension with Calvin over allowing Roner, one of their soldiers in the field, to be left behind when they were overrun in an operation. When they left the mountain, they thought he was dead, but in reality, he was fighting for his life. The gang saw him on the infrared and eventually killed him by the enemy. Kayce has blamed Calvin for this all along, but apparently Garrett gave intel that Roner was dead.
Meanwhile, Nancy Ohlmeyer, CEO of Crestmark Mining, arrives to see Rainwater. He wants to try and stop the construction of the mine and brings Miles in as his "smoking gun." Miles uses his eloquence to explain the significance of Broken Rock, including how he works with the Marshals to help his people. This strategy works and opens the door for further negotiations down the line.
Back at the cabin, Neil attempts to flee, but Calvin is not in a position to fight back. He is easily overpowered, but Kayce helps him back up. As they walk through the woods, Benson arrives and holds them at gunpoint. However, this doesn't last long as both Belle and Andrea show up and shoot him dead.
The boys claim that Neil Lamb is still out there, but as we see, he's actually frozen under the ice. Unfortunately, he's not the only one who passes away. Garrett is also declared dead.
