TURN: Washington's Spies season 4 episode 4 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
A financial crisis hits the regiment, with unpaid soldiers discussing revolt. Plans to capture General Arnold in New York are made, while an injured Abe grapples with his father's death and insists on burying him in Setauket. Washington refuses a personal meeting with Culper, concerned about exposure. Arnold ambitiously seeks permission to use fear and terror against rebels. A mutiny erupts over unpaid wages, leading to harsh consequences. Abe is tasked with joining Arnold's unit to gather intelligence, posing as a man seeking revenge for his father's death.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the financial situation of the regiment?
The entire regiment is waiting on a year's pay, leading to discussions of a potential revolt.
What is the plan involving General Arnold?
The plan is to capture General Arnold from New York City to make a public example of him.
What happened to Caleb?
Caleb was captured and there's a plan to exchange him for a loyalist.
What does the deciphered code reveal?
The code mentions key terms like "Washington," "Culper," and "Culper Jr.," along with references to weather and emotions.
What is Abe's condition and his plan regarding his father?
Abe is injured and insists on taking his father's body back to Setauket for burial.
Why does Washington refuse to meet Culper?
Washington fears the exposure of Culper's identity.
What is Benedict Arnold's ambition?
Arnold wants to use fear and terror to crush the rebels and seeks permission to escalate his methods.
What is the response to the mutiny by the soldiers?
The leadership responds harshly to the mutiny, with violence and punishment.
What is Abe's new mission?
Abe's new mission is to join Arnold's unit as a private to gather intelligence, under the guise of seeking revenge for his father's death.
What is the aftermath of the mutiny?
The aftermath involves dealing with tension and distrust within the ranks, and addressing the soldiers' grievances.