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1. The episode opens with Swearengen and Bullock meeting to discuss the survival of Deadwood in light of the appearance of greedy politicians from Yankton and the George Hearst mining empire. Where does Swearengen suggest that Bullock go for political support?
2. Francis Wolcott writes a report to his employer, George Hearst, summarizing his efforts to purchase and consolidate the gold prospectors' claims. He complains about the work of two ethnic groups, one being the Germans. What is the other?
3. The stagecoach brings Deadwood's new telegraph operator to town. Where does he set up shop?
4. With what does Ellsworth have a long discussion, in an attempt to build up the courage to propose marriage to his pregnant employer?
5. While lurking around Al Swearengen's office door, Dan Dority has heard his boss speaking to someone, but knows that Swearengen is alone. The loyal, but not-too-bright henchman questions Swearengen about this, but is dismissed without explanation. With who or what has Swearengen been conversing?
6. What new toy does the stagecoach deliver to Tom Nuttall?
7. In a civil but tense encounter, Martha Bullock meets with Alma Garrett in her hotel room. What does Martha volunteer to do?
8. Brothers Mose and Charlie Manuel own a rich, but undeveloped mining claim. Francis Wolcott offers the buy their interest for $200,000. Mose, the businessman, wants to sell, but Charlie, the drunk, refuses. How is the conflict resolved?
9. To whom or what did Charlie Utter confide his concerns regarding Calamity Jane's health?
10. A troubled Joanie Stubbs was sitting alone in her brothel when an equally troubled Francis Wolcott entered the room. Walcott had just days earlier slain Joanie's partner Maddie, and two of their prostitutes. She tells him to "do what he came to do", but Wolcott was unsure of why he came. What did Joanie do?
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