One delayed result of what happened last week is Naomi going back to her father and her community. Cullen catches up with her on the trail, but he decides not to stay with her and their son after one night back in her Mormon home. She's understandably not completely optimistic when he vows that he'll return.
But with Elam gone and Naomi safe, the decks are now cleared on Hell on Wheels for Cullen to confront the threat that's been looming and growing all season. That would be Campbell and his particular enforcement of the law. Campbell is probably someone who can best Durant, but the ultimate test for Grant's appointee will be what he can do against Cullen - who, lest we forget, has Grant's favor, too.
Campbell's opening gambit tonight of making Snow the new marshal was a masterstroke. Snow has shown himself quick-witted and ever willing to mete out deadly force. Left to his own, and now backed by Campbell, Snow could bring Cheyenne to heal. He's made some progress to that end already.
See also Hell on Wheels 4.1-2: Rolling Again ... Hell on Wheels 4.5: New Blood ... Hell on Wheels 4.6: Bear and Sanity ... Hell on Wheels 4.7: Why?
And see also Hell on Wheels 3.1-2: Bohannan in Command ... Hell on Wheels 3.3: Talking and Walking ... Hell on Wheels 3.4: Extreme Lacrosse ... Hell on Wheels 3.5: The Glove ... Hell on Wheels 3.6: The Man in Charge ...Hell on Wheels 3.7: Water, Water ... Hell on Wheels 3.8: Canterbury Tales ...Hell on Wheels 3.9: Shoot-Out and Truths ... Hell on Wheels Season 3 finale: Train Calling in the Distance
And see also Hell on Wheels: Blood, Sweat, and Tears on the Track, and the Telegraph ... Hell on Wheels 1.6: Horse vs. Rail ... Hell on Wheels 1.8: Multiple Tracks ... Hell on Wheels 1.9: Historical Inevitable and Unknown ... Hell on Wheels Season One Finale: Greek Tragedy, Western Style
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