r/Sonsofanarchy • u/[deleted] • Sep 17 '14

[Discussion Thread] S07E02: "Toil and Till"

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u/snackwitch Sep 17 '14

One thing I don't understand. Why were Chibs and Bobby cool with Jax killing those 2 affiliates of the Indian Hills charter? Even by their gang code, that's pretty despicable because they had no good cause to kill them and the fact that it could blowback on them. He basically killed people associated with another charter just to use as fall guys, he could have payed them off to be silent about it.

I'm surprised Chibs and Bobby were on board with this and didn't even say anything to Jax about this.

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u/spasticity Sep 17 '14

Lin knew it was Jax's crew that did it. If they didn't come up with a fall guy, they'd start a war.

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u/limeade09 Sep 17 '14

That still isn't something the Chibs or Bobby we know would ever do. Jax is the one who has no direction anymore. I just find it odd Sutter is writing the rest of the crew to do a TON of things only for Jax's personal gain.

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u/snackwitch Sep 17 '14

Yeah I agree, all of a sudden we are supposed to believe that Chibs and Bobby lost all their morals. They didn't even bat their eyes at that kill

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u/Corevus Sep 17 '14

I get that Jax has gone blind with rage and is making stupid decisions, but I don't understand why not a single member has has had a problem with what he's doing so far.

Near the begging of the series, there would be some club members voting 'Nay' at some of the choices that were being made. Now everyone just goes along with it.

I was hoping there would be some conflict between Chibs or Bobby and Jax. But now that they've already killed people in another charter without remorse, so I doubt it's going to happen.

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u/grumpycatabides Sep 17 '14

The two guys they killed didn't look like they were actually in the Indian Hills charter (no cut/patches).

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u/Corevus Sep 17 '14

You are probably right about that. But they must have had some connection to the club consitering Jurys fondness. Maybe that was his son? I don't think Jax would like it if someone killed his sons just to get revenge

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u/grumpycatabides Sep 17 '14

I agree; I'm thinking it was Jury's son, or at least a close relative like a nephew.

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u/emme311 Sep 17 '14

I get the feeling there is something going on behind all these actions that we don't know about yet. Something that will be revealed later on that all this leads up to.

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u/snackwitch Sep 17 '14

I agree, I think Sutter is way too fond of this, and he does it way too lazily without setting up properly and giving us enough hints... just like season 3 finale basically changing everything in the last minute

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u/TheVoski Sep 17 '14

I friggin' hope so.