Queen Sugar
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This transition seems to be the best option for Micah, but its clear that Charley still has reservations.
For what its worth, Micah takes to his new surroundings with barely a hiccup.
At Violets home, the settlement money is burning Hollywoods hands so much that he humors questionable business investments.
But business plans arent the only thing Hollywood has been spending money on.
He presents Vi with a large, diamondfleur-de-lisshaped ring.
Nova is dealing with an unexpected fallout from her resignation.
What will she focus on now that all of her past material is off the table?
Back at the Bordelon farm, Ralph Angel is still processing his feelings about Darla through casual flings.
It is no surprise that Ralph Angel is not doing the heavy lifting of sorting through his emotions.
The aftermath of his and Darlas ending seems too colossal to only be dealt with on the surface level.
More importantly, how Ralph Angel handles his emotions has an impact on how he shows up for Blue.
At the diner with Ralph Angel, Nova is seeking truth about Charley.
What Ralph Angel lacks in introspection, he makes up for in loyalty.
Nova sees Charleys move as a betrayal to the family and to their fathers legacy.
They killed him, Nova reminds Charley.
The game the Landrys are playing is inherently rigged, says Nova theres no way to win.
This debate is just as much about the mill as it is about the Bordelon familys honor.
In the end, Nova is right: the game Charley is playing is hardly foolproof.
The Landrys have proven themselves to be no stranger to devious deeds.
Lying down with these proverbial dogs will certainly result in fleas.
Why not write about what she knows best?
Back on the farm, Darla makes her return.
What it means for Ralph Angel and Blue is yet to be seen.
