The Last O.G. season 1 episode 7 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
After being released from prison, Tray struggles to adjust to life on the outside, feeling as confined as he did while incarcerated. Seeking purpose, he finds joy in cooking for a homeless shelter, where his unique dishes bring happiness to many. Encouraged by family and the shelter's need, Tray and his cousin Bobby concoct a Robin Hood-inspired scheme to steal from the rich and give to the poor to support the shelter. However, as their plan unfolds, Tray grapples with the morality of their actions, questioning whether ends justify means. Realizing the impact of his choices, Tray confronts the dilemma of doing right by his community without returning to his criminal past.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why does Tray feel like life outside prison is similar to being in prison?
Tray feels that life outside isn't much better than prison because he realizes that freedom is about how free you feel inside, indicating his struggle to adjust to society.
How does Tray use his creativity in cooking?
Tray uses his creativity by making unique dishes like Cap'n Crunch Fritters, a skill he attributes to being creative with limited ingredients in prison.
What role does Tray play at the homeless shelter?
Tray uses his cooking skills to make meals for the shelter residents, bringing joy and comfort through his unique dishes like "Wow-style" lasagna.
What financial struggles does the shelter face?
The shelter is underfunded and in debt, struggling to provide for the people it serves, with Miss Betty mentioning the difficulty in raising enough funds.
How do Tray and Bobby plan to help the shelter financially?
Inspired by "Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves," they decide to steal from the rich and give to the poor, starting with Clyde's old insurance policy as their initial step.
What is the moral conflict Tray faces with their plan?
Tray grapples with the moral implications of their illegal activities, questioning whether doing wrong for a right cause justifies their actions.
How does Tray's view on his actions evolve by the end of the episode?
Tray realizes that benefiting from crime, even with good intentions, is not the right path and reflects on the need for genuine change in his approach to helping the community.