Peaky Blinders season 3 episode 3 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Michael imposes a no-fraternization rule, while John threatens violence for peace. Tommy plans against a conspiracy involving MPs and army officers. Tatiana warns of a cursed sapphire. Tommy, grieving, spends nights away from home. The Shelby business is stable but faces internal frustrations, especially from John and Arthur. Arthur announces Linda's pregnancy. The family grapples with new societal status and moral boundaries, particularly during an encounter with Mrs. Changretta. Tommy extracts information about a Soviet spy and plans a robbery with Russians, but distrusts a priest at their dinner, leaving abruptly.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why does Michael prohibit fraternizing with foreigners?
To assert his son's freedom and maintain control over interactions.
What is Tommy's plan regarding Section D?
Tommy plans to retaliate against Section D, a conspiracy involving MPs and army officers, for the killing of a spy.
What warning does Tatiana give about the sapphire?
Tatiana warns that the sapphire is cursed.
Why is Tommy frequently absent at night?
Tommy is grieving and spends his nights away, returning in the morning to see his son and the horses.
What is the state of the Shelby family's business?
The business is stable and has seen a threefold increase in charity donations.
Why are John and Arthur frustrated?
They feel sidelined and underappreciated in the family's legitimate business endeavors.
What significant news does Arthur share?
Arthur announces Linda's pregnancy.
How do Arthur and John handle Mrs. Changretta?
They confront her at the docks, enforcing Tommy's orders with emotional conflict but ultimately spare her.
What information does Ada provide Tommy?
Ada reveals the identity of a Soviet spy within the National Vigilance Committee.
What is the nature of Tommy's meeting with the Russians?
Tommy discusses plans for a robbery and refuses to dine with a priest he distrusts, revealing tensions within the Russian group.
Why does Tommy leave the Russian dinner abruptly?
Tommy is uncomfortable dining with a priest he distrusts and is haunted by his wife's memory.