Cardinal season 2 episode 4 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In a tension-filled episode, Cardinal and Delorme delve into the complexities of their case, linking Terri's traumatic experiences and her brother's shady dealings to a turf war involving the Northern Raiders and a mysterious rival, "Northwind." Amidst their investigation, they encounter the dark and twisted rituals of Palo Mayombe. Internal strife and betrayal within the Northern Raiders reveal a ruthless approach to power, while Cardinal faces his own personal turmoil, struggling with his wife's mental health and the weight of the ongoing investigation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Cardinal concerned about at the beginning of the episode?
Cardinal is concerned about Red, suspecting she's hiding something critical.
What is the condition of Clegg's CI, according to Delorme and Cardinal?
Clegg's CI is just out of rehab.
What spiritual practice do Cardinal and Delorme consider might be involved in their case?
They consider the involvement of Afro Caribbean spiritual practices.
What does Terri recall about her encounter with a black truck?
Terri recalls a terrifying encounter, fearing for her life as the black truck approached her.
Who are the Northern Raiders worried about as a new threat?
The Northern Raiders are worried about a new rival known as "Northwind."
What does Cardinal deduce about Terri's brother and the drug turf war?
Cardinal deduces that Terri's brother might be involved in the drug turf war and linked to the ongoing tensions.
What does Dr. Wasserstein explain to Cardinal about the ritualistic elements in the case?
Dr. Wasserstein explains the practices of Palo Mayombe and how its rituals have been perverted in the context of their case.
How do the Northern Raiders respond to internal betrayals and pressure from the new rival?
The Northern Raiders respond with ruthlessness, executing their own member to maintain control.
What personal struggles is Cardinal facing in this episode?
Cardinal grapples with his wife's mental health issues and his strained relationship with Dr. Bell.
How does the episode portray the personal toll the case takes on Cardinal?
The episode ends with Cardinal desperately trying to prevent a tragedy, showcasing the intense personal toll the case takes on him.