Peaky Blinders season 6 episode 2 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Michael vows revenge against Tommy Shelby, who rushes home upon learning of his daughter Ruby's illness. Ruby's health scare is a false alarm, but Tommy grapples with hallucinations and political pressures. He negotiates complex alliances with the IRA and Alfie Solomons, while contending with Arthur's addiction and family conflicts. A tense meeting with fascist leaders Mosley and Mitford is disrupted by Lizzie. Tommy's deal with Jack Nelson intertwines narcotics and politics, but Ruby's mysterious illness and Tommy's mental instability loom ominously.
Full Episode S06E02 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Michael planning to take revenge on?
Michael is planning to take revenge on Tommy Shelby.
Why does Tommy return home urgently?
Tommy returns home urgently because his daughter Ruby is not well.
How long has it been since Tommy last had a drink?
It has been four years, one month, and six days since Tommy last had a drink.
What is the subject of Tommy's speech at the socialist rally?
Tommy's speech at the socialist rally is about maintaining silence on the city's issues and supporting the working class.
Who does Tommy meet with from the IRA?
Tommy meets with Laura McKee from the IRA.
What issue is Arthur struggling with?
Arthur is struggling with drug addiction.
What business deal does Tommy propose to Alfie Solomons?
Tommy proposes a business deal involving opium trade to Alfie Solomons.
What are Michael and Gina plotting?
Michael and Gina are plotting to kill Tommy Shelby.
What happens at the fascist rally that Tommy and Arthur attend?
At the fascist rally, family tensions and Arthur's addiction issues are highlighted.
Who interrupts Tommy's business meeting with Mosley and Mitford?
Lizzie interrupts Tommy's business meeting with Mosley and Mitford.
What is the nature of Tommy's deal with Jack Nelson?
Tommy's deal with Jack Nelson involves narcotics trading and political alliances.
What mysterious issue is Ruby experiencing?
Ruby is hearing voices and mentions a "grey man," indicating a mysterious illness.
What does Tommy's parliamentary speech focus on?
Tommy's parliamentary speech focuses on housing reform.
What personal crisis does Tommy experience after his speech?
Tommy experiences a severe hallucination, indicating mental instability.
What worsens at the end of the episode regarding Ruby?
Ruby's condition worsens, with a high fever and coughing up blood.
