1923 season 1 episode 8 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
A Marshal investigates a convent about a girl who stabbed two people and fled, uncovering a high mortality rate among Native American children there. In town, modern changes are evident, and Banner Creighton is released from murder charges due to a lack of evidence and allegations against Commissioner Dutton. Tensions rise in a courtroom confrontation between Dutton and Creighton. A businessman pays the Duttons' overdue property taxes, threatening their land ownership. The Marshal speculates the runaway girl might head to a Comanche reservation. On a ship, a duel leads to a participant being thrown overboard, and the protagonist is forcibly removed, separating him from his wife. The Duttons face a severe threat to their land and legacy, needing urgent action to save it.
Full Episode S01E08 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Banner Creighton and what are his charges?
Banner Creighton is charged with two counts of murder and four counts of attempted murder.
Why is the Marshal investigating the convent?
He's investigating the escape of a girl who stabbed two people.
What issue does Commissioner Dutton face in court?
Dutton faces allegations that his agents hanged four men without a trial.
What is the status of Native American children in the convent?
Many die, and few thrive, leading to a high mortality rate among them.
What modern changes are seen in the town?
The town has parking spaces replacing hitching rails, indicating modernization.
Why is Banner Creighton released without bail?
Due to the lack of physical evidence against him and allegations against Commissioner Dutton.
What conflict arises in the courtroom scene?
A verbal and almost physical confrontation occurs between Dutton and Creighton.
What strategic plan is discussed regarding the Duttons' land?
A plan to acquire the Yellowstone land from the Duttons for generational wealth.
How is the Duttons' financial situation affecting their land ownership?
They are behind on property taxes, and a businessman's payment of their debt puts their land at risk.
What destination is considered for the girl who fled?
The Marshal speculates she might head to a Comanche reservation.
What happens during the duel on the ship?
A duel leads to one participant being thrown overboard.
What is the outcome of the shipboard confrontation?
The protagonist is removed from the ship, separating him from his wife.
What threat does the Dutton family face?
They face the loss of their land and legacy due to financial and legal pressures.
Where does the Marshal plan to search for the girl?
The Marshal plans to search for the girl with deputies, starting from the convent.
What is the significance of the businessman paying the Duttons' taxes?
The businessman's payment of the Duttons' taxes is a strategic move to potentially acquire their land.
