Welcome to the Recap and End of 1923, the document to the episode 1. The series is the second spin-off and second prequel to the popular Paramount show Yellowstone, starring Kevin Costner. That time the creator, Taylor Sheridan, has been waiting for more than 100 years. It’s been the first time that the family of Dutton has had that change since the first time in Montana. 1923 introduces new characters and familiar parts.
Episode 1 shows the new characters and all the characters we will follow throughout the season. One is the ranch and land lease, so shepherds can put their animals to pasture. A Native American girl was found trapped in a Catholic school another. One could be more romantic, and one has a grandchild in Africa. It looks like 1923 will be a very interesting show. Let’s see what these stories have for us in detail.
The land was destroyed by Lumbit.
The show begins with a new show-type familiarity with Cara Dutton, the matriarch of the show. We see him taking the fight against a thief and killing him with a powerful double shotgun. This narration is extremely scary to watch out for. If you want to survive, you have to protect yourself. Nobody will protect you otherwise. From here, we also get to Jacob Dutton, patriarch of the family. He and his cowboys are taking the cattle to pasture, but one problem is the locusts who’ve eaten all the grass and the farmers cannot take the cattle to eat their share.
Unlike many of the Dutton’s future, Jacob holds the livestock commissioner’s office. Consequently, he’s always on matters concerning livestock. A group of Irish shepherds’s is in a situation of dexterity, trying to get their sheep on pasture and trespassed in other mens lands to give food to animals. It’s certainly illegal, but shepherds believe that their necessity rules the law. They put themselves under Gods law and not man. Jacob informs him that it doesn’t matter if he does it again, he will be in jail.
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Jacob really doesn’t have the time to deal with other peoples problems, even when it’s his duty. He has his own cattle struggling, so that he and his cowboys must find new pastures on land. This means that they will spend much more time away from the ranch as they guide the herds closer and deeper into the valley. Dry soil and the locust pest seem to be the beginning of the dust bowl that will plague the whole area in the future.
Herds go first to pity.
To address this storyline that surrounds cattle and land, we have a new story about Jack Dutton’s wedding to a beautiful girl named Elizabeth Strafford. It would have been a week for Jacks wedding with Elizabeth, but because they’re gonna have to delve deeper into the valley and that’s why they need Jacks help. It looks like the wedding is on schedule, so it’s not possible to get back from the cattle trip. This is an issue, especially when Jack informs Elizabeth about it.
Cara and Jacob have a conversation about this, and Cara explained that a wedding day is the only day that is focused upon the girl at present. It is the worst day of his life and she will regret that she isn’t expecting more than his wife. Jack informs Liz about going to postpone the wedding, and she is mad at him. The herd and the ranch will always be first. If she wants to marry Jack, she can understand it.
Liz understands the concept and soon after, she becomes a peacekeeper. He loves kissing in front of everyone – even if he is not married yet. Jack goes to Jacob and the rest of the cowboys on the pasture trip, but then, while he spotting all the sheep on one hill, he sees every place covered with tar. The shepherds do that again, this time trespassing on Duttons land. A man is with the sheep and decides to kill Jack. We don’t see whether Jack is injured or not.
The church is trying to kill the indigenous people’s way of life by trying to deter them from the people of the Bible.
In another parallel story we met Teonna, a young native who live in a Catholic church boarding school. The church, which is working there to clean up the tradition and the way of life of these indigenous people to give them a good attitude towards good Catholic women. Maria seems to be questioned by Teonna, the strict mother stereotype. She’s an abusive and abusive man. She’s a rulekeeper with Teonna as her main enemy and as she calls it, she will ask for answers that she wants to hear.
Teonna may have been under the control of those people, but there’s still very little fighting on her. After the murder of the boy reaches him, Teonna beats the man. Both of us are taken to the Father Renauds office, and there Mary receives a fight for the poor as she’s trying and Teonna, another who drew away from the nun, for having lashed out against the mother. Her legs are pretty sharp, so they’ll probably end up scarred by the beat.
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Later in the day, Teonna, and Mary seemed to have reached a settlement, neither of them wanting to get back to the Fathers office.
1923 Episode 1 Explains what the end of the course is like.
The last story, and the one closes the episode, is to be discussed with Spencer. We learn that Spencer Dutton was the first American to fight, but since the war was finished, he wasn’t back in Montana. He lives here, hunting dangerous animals. He was killed and then hired a safari to hunt a possible leopard. He had been looking for a long time, and then penned a new adventure.
The episode ends up being woken up in the middle of the night. He finally sees the animal that appears to have killed the boy, a beautiful woman that Spencer had met earlier this day. Spencer kills the animal – recognizing that the woman was the perfect bait, but then one of his assistants warns him that there is a second leopard. The episode ends as Spencer gets caught by surprise by the second leopard. He will not die, because he’s the main character in the series, so we can only bet he’s out of this mess.