It appears Dan is finished but he manages to gouge Turner's eye out and rises, victorious, to finish him off. Дority and Turner charge towards each other and a long and brutal battle ensues in the thoroughfare while Al and Hearst watch from their lookouts. As Turner prepares, Hearst and Turner recollect past fights, Hearst insinuating he should make the fight an object lesson for everyone watching. Johnny Burns offers to shoot Turner if Dan signals something is going wrong, but Dority won't have it. ДЄl, unable to figure the angle, sends Dority off to fight. Langrishe tells him the camp is 'yearning for elevation and festering with wealth' as they struggle to get the man moved inside. Jack Langrishe greets the invalid Chesterton, his company's dying star, who arrives by stagecoach.

has no useful information to offer and Al refuses to confide his plans. 'The why's what fucking confounds me,' Al says. Al tells Farnum that Hearst wants violence between Turner and Dority. 'We was never your fucking boon companions, E.B.' replies Dority. Farnum complains at the Gem that he misses the camaraderie he enjoyed before he was exiled for selling his hotel to Hearst. But Steve won't oblige, insisting to Hostetler 'you will return to me that board you made me sign.' Д®.B. Alma presses for a handshake between the two men to seal the deal. With all in order, Trixie fetches Hostetler's payment in gold. ДЄt the bank, Alma reviews the agreement between Steve and Hostetler. Bullock agrees to see to one other piece of business first.

Al begs more time, adamant he has a plan. Outraged, he busts in on Al at The Gem Saloon, insisting the third body calls for his withdrawal of their agreement that he leave Hearst alone. When Cy threatens him, he admits he copped for that 'cunt at the bank.' Д«ullock arrives at the abandoned body - Pasco, the final Cornish union organizer.

Д¬y quizzes Leon on his getting-high habits and whether he's been trying to earn extra funds by copping for Lila, but Leon swears he's not. Ellsworth's altered state when Blazanov spies a body, stabbed in the heart, being dumped in the street. He's beginning to voice his suspicions of Mrs. Merrick reads his article about the bank to Blazanov. Seth Bullock draws his gun to fire the signal for Arnette Hostetler (with Sol Star and Harry Manning observing at the Hardware store) and Steve (observed by Samuel Fields at the Number Ten) to sign their agreement simultaneously. 'It's Hearst calling you out, and I'm tying to decipher his reason.' Dority, riled that he's been called out, is ready to fight. Swearengen debriefs Adams on his meeting. He is moved by her words, but Trixie, watching, is suspicious of her enlightened state. Merrick interviews an unusually loquacious Alma Ellsworth. It's a big day for Steve - the livery deal signing - and Nuttall wants Steve to comport himself with respect. 10 Saloon, scrubbing off the spittoon contents that Tom Nuttall poured on his head. Steve Fields washes himself outside the No. In the end, all Hearst offers is a message that Captain Joe Turner demands Adams take to Dan Dority: 'Tell your friend I know he's afraid of me.' Hearst tries to discern Silas Adams' loyalty to Swearengen, and whether he can win it away. Stapleton recuses himself, as he's in the midst of a 'spasm of sex interest,' having had his urges awakened by Claudia. Cy is looking for an underling to represent him in his dealings with George Hearst, mimicking Al Swearengen's approach. Plot Д¬y Tolliver interrupts Con Stapleton, playing 'Captain' with the breasts of a voluptuous Bella Union whore. Turner's gauntlet Hostetler completes a deal Bullock hands Hearst an earful.

Deadwood season 3 episode 5