The Blacklist season 5 episode 4 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In a high-stakes episode, Fitzpleasure, a prized racehorse, becomes the center of a dark plot involving stud fees and secret dealings. Reddington and Liz unravel a series of mysterious incidents tied to rare and unique items, leading to the discovery of Nirah Ahmad's desperate bid to save her son through illicit means. The episode climaxes with a tense operation to protect Princess Sonya from assassination, revealing the political machinations at play. In a heart-wrenching twist, Nirah sacrifices herself for her son's heart transplant, leaving the characters to grapple with the moral complexities of their actions. Reddington, seizing an opportunity, proposes a lucrative new venture, using vacant homes as safe houses. The episode concludes with Liz wrestling with guilt over the personal costs of their professional lives.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What was the stud fee for the racehorse Fitzpleasure?
150,000 euros per mare.
How many mares was Fitzpleasure expected to cover in a year?
150 mares.
Who is suspected to have been involved in the death of Fitzpleasure?
A mysterious woman who promised to increase a foal's value, possibly linked to Caleb Hess's financial troubles.
What is the significance of Princess Sonya in the episode?
She is a target for assassination, linked to political upheaval in Montenegro.
Who orchestrated the incidents involving unique items or beings?
Nirah Ahmad, to finance a heart transplant for her son.
What rare blood type is crucial in the episode?
Golden blood, a universal donor type.
Who sacrifices themselves for a heart transplant?
Nirah Ahmad, to save her son.
What new business venture does Reddington propose?
Using vacant homes as safe houses for individuals who want to remain hidden.
How does Reddington intend to expand his new business venture?
By securing hold lists in every state for a network of hideouts.
What is Liz's main concern at the end of the episode?
The guilt and concern over involving Nik in dangerous situations.