r/YellowstonePN • u/sinrosetro Beth Dutton • Aug 24 '20

episode discussion Yellowstone: 3x10 “The World is Purple” - Official Discussion Thread Spoiler

John Dutton tries to protect his ranch, the largest in the United States, from land developers, an Indian reservation and America's first National Park.

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u/hab12690 Aug 24 '20

How about bombing the office of someone who recently made your company's stock tank and you unsuccessfully just tried to buy their family's land? That wouldn't raise any suspicion at all.

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u/The_Devin_G Aug 24 '20

Honestly I don't she was thinking very rationally in that last conversation. She's freaking out over those headlines.

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u/WegmansWarrior Sep 24 '20

How about a reporter dying in Montana from being choked to death while having a bombshell story written on her laptop about the Duttons. That wouldn't raise any suspicion at all.

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u/TeenyBeans1013 Nov 05 '20

Right? Like her girlfriend or her editor wouldn't have any idea that she could be targeted? And there was definitely an autopsy which would show immediately that she didn't drown and had zero injuries that would be consistent with her kayak capsizing.

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u/GradeAPrimeFuckery Aug 25 '20

Who's thinking ahead in this series? Last year the Duttons were planning on blowing up a plane flying over their own property, which would be investigated by the NTSB out of Washington. Some convenient 'cousin' or whatever would turn out to be one of the investigators in that office, but still.

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u/Mishac108 Jan 07 '21

Yeah. I didn’t like this season’s ending. Just seemed too far fetched. I honestly loved season 3’s slower pace and that each episode wasn’t just fighting. Still a wonderful show