Homeland season 7 episode 4 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Carrie's struggle with bipolar disorder intensifies due to a lithium tolerance issue. Meanwhile, Saul confronts Brett O'Keefe, leading to a tense standoff. Simone Martin's suspicious activities, including her connection to David Wellington and a visit to Hazelton, are investigated. President Keane, initially refusing a Syrian strike, is betrayed by Wellington who authorizes it secretly. At the Elkins' farm, a standoff with federal agents results in the accidental shooting of a boy, JJ, escalating to a full-on assault. Carrie explores risky alternative medications for her condition. Misinformation about JJ's death leads to chaos and a tragic escalation at the farm, with President Keane unable to intervene.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Carrie's medical condition?
Carrie has bipolar disorder and is experiencing issues with her lithium treatment.
Who is Brett O'Keefe?
Brett O'Keefe is a character involved in a standoff with Saul and federal agents.
What is Simone Martin's connection to David Wellington?
Simone Martin has been involved with David Wellington and is linked to suspicious activities in Hazelton.
What decision did President Keane make regarding the Syrian offensive?
President Keane initially refused to authorize a strike against Assad's forces in Syria.
Did David Wellington go against President Keane's orders?
Yes, Wellington secretly authorized a strike in Syria, despite President Keane's refusal.
What happened at Brett O'Keefe's hideout?
A standoff occurred between O'Keefe's militia and federal agents, leading to heightened tensions.
Who was shot at the Elkins' farm?
A teenage boy named JJ was accidentally shot during the standoff.
What did Carrie and Max discover about Simone Martin?
They found that Simone made multiple cash pickups, implying she was involved in a payoff.
What medication is Carrie taking for her bipolar disorder?
Carrie is taking alternative medications, including a Ritalin knockoff, to manage her bipolar disorder.
What misinformation spread about JJ's condition?
False news circulated that JJ had died, though he was actually in recovery.
How did the situation at the Elkins' farm escalate?
Due to the misinformation and a tense standoff, federal agents stormed the farm.
Was President Keane able to intervene in the farm assault?
No, President Keane was informed but could not stop the assault.