At the dawn of Tulsa King's second episode, Dwight eagerly delves into the details of his daughter Cristina's life on a website. Yet, as he advances, a roadblock arises—a demand for a card number, which he lacks. His attempt to dispatch a package to New York, presumably a mafia transaction, is thwarted when the cashier reveals they no longer accept "cash."
At the coffee shop, Dwight encounters another shift in modernity. The barista no longer serves coffee in glass, and the price has skyrocketed to five times its original cost. Stacy, intent on uncovering Dwight's past, delves into his file and discovers two murders—one committed outside jail and another within, in self-defense. Despite these dark deeds, Stacy admires Dwight's unwavering integrity, yet she's warned to be cautious around him.
Dwight wanders the city streets, stumbling upon a mysterious locale dubbed "the center of the universe." A woman whispers its secrets, revealing that when one stands within its sacred circle, the outside world becomes deaf to their whispers. Intrigued, Dwight tests its magic and finds it holds true.
Vince, seething with anger, confronts Chickie for failing to retaliate against Dwight's transgressions. The organization's rigid rules dictate that a strike against a Capo demands the offender's elimination, a sacrosanct chain of command. However, Chickie soothes Vince's temper and seeks a truce.
Desperate to reconnect with Cristina, Dwight rushes to a bank in search of a card. Yet, his efforts are thwarted when the banker informs him his ID has expired. To obtain a fresh one, he must navigate the labyrinthine maze of the Department of Public Service, where he cunningly maneuvers the driver's test and bribes an attendant for an expedited appointment.
Manny learns of Ike's—or Dwight's—return to the city, sensing it as a harbinger of his imminent demise. Chickie intervenes, brokering a truce, informing Dwight that to settle the score with Vince, he must fork over a hundred thousand dollars. Though Dwight balks at the demand, he knows it's a necessary evil.
Stacy, determined to reveal her true identity to Dwight, approaches him with honesty. However, her revelation falls on deaf ears, as Dwight unleashes a tirade about his troubled life. His rudeness pushes Stacy to calmly depart, leaving Dwight instantly remorseful for his behavior.
We witness Tyson's father urging him to prioritize his career by pursuing college education, steering clear of the alluring yet treacherous path of gangsters. Their bond is one of mutual respect and camaraderie, as Tyson assures his father that he's choosing this route to gain invaluable business acumen. As Bohdi joins Dwight and Tyson on their journey to Jimm's Creek's farm, he warns Dwight about his cousin, Bad Face, who looms large as their first encounter on the farm. The tension between Bad Face and Dwight rises to a fever pitch, until Jimmy swoops in to diffuse the situation.
The following scene is a revelation, showcasing why Dwight reigned supreme in his heyday and still retains his edge. He negotiates the prices for raw materials with Jimmy, leveraging his profound understanding of the vast farmland. Dwight recognizes that Jimmy is exploiting their ignorance of his other ventures, yet he admires Dwight's sharp mind. The deal is sealed with a handshake, and on their return journey, Dwight indulges in a puff of weed. Its influence prompts him to rant about the modern generation and its ways, lamenting the fading traditions in contemporary society.
Upon receiving his card in the mail, Dwight is finally able to establish an account on the site and procure Cristina's contact details. However, her husband, Emory, answers the phone. He informs Dwight that Cristina does not wish to speak with him. Desperate to hear her voice, Dwight persists, and she reluctantly obliges. But her connection is severed as soon as he expresses his desire to see her. Heartbroken, Dwight finds solace in the center of the universe, pouring out his feelings. He regrets not being there for Cristina and stopping their relationship, acknowledging the difficulty of his chosen path. Dwight yearns for a different life for Cristina and hopes for a chance to reconnect with her someday.
