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When five heavily armed thugs from Chayton's gang decide to attack Proctor's strip club they happen to do so just as Brock is visiting it.

There are many characters and plot lines I didn’t highlight, such as a reformed white supremacist police officer struggling to get his brother out of the hate he introduced him to.

There was a time – seven years ago – that Hollywood wasn’t afraid to admit women were attracted to tough, rugged, take-charge (toxic?) men. Well, this episode shows us some of that and we’re able to get a better grasp on Hood, his character gets a little fleshed out, more and more.
In Banshee, an ex-con named Wicks (Michael Kostroff) arrives.

Another 18-wheeler is involved.

Bolivian Army Ending: For Proctor in the series finale. Once in Banshee, the Thief finds that Ana now goes by the name Carrie Hopewell, is married to the local district attorney, and has a daughter.

Their first encounter does not go as planned as Ana begs him to leave her and his family be.

To maintain the ruse, Lucas has Job hack into any website or database where photos of Hood might be displayed.

Improbable Aiming Skills: Gordon of all people displays this in the third season finale. And that's why he should've avoided Rebecca...

Rebecca clearly intends to pull this on Alex Longshadow but he fights back when she pulls a gun on him, although in the end she manages to kill him anyway.

Pay Evil unto Evil: it's doubtful anyone in the audience shared Brock's misgivings over him, Hood, and Siobhan's hunting down and executing Hondo, the Neo-Nazi who had shot Emmett and his wife.

Pet the Dog:

When Kai Proctor sees the Moody brothers harass and assault a group of Amish loading lumber on a wagon, he calls the Moodys out for their behavior and then orders them to help the Amish load the wagon.
Lucas makes no secret of the fact that he dislikes Brock.

To his dismay, he discovers she's married, with a child she claims isn't his, and living in the Pennsylvania town of Banshee. The explosion kills the remaining gangsters.
Hollywood Satanism: Declan Bode is the leader of a Satanic cult that ritually murders young women by cutting out their hearts. NCIS will lead the investigation with the FBI and the BIA.

Now that's a lot of fucking letters and the last thing you'll want is to get caught up in the middle of it.
- Between the Banshee County Sheriff's Department, Kinaho Reservation Police and the FBI when they team up to take Chayton into custody.
Knife Fight: One of the encounters between Hood and Chayton begins as one.
Left the Background Music On: The song playing over the episode-ending montage in "The Truth About Unicorns" comes to an abrupt stop after Lucas slams his fist down on the off button of the radio in Sugar's bar.
Like a Son to Me: Mr.

Rabbit considered Lucas to be like the son he never had, which is probably why he did not have Lucas killed in prison.
Loophole Abuse: The sheriff position is elected but the town council knows that any local elected will be in Proctor's pocket so they use a provision in the town charter to appoint a 'ringer' from outside the community.
Made of Iron: One of the fixtures of the show, as multiple characters are able to absorb preposterous amounts of punishment and not only survive but perform feats of badassery.

Cole Moody insults the Amish in Proctor's presence even after Proctor has just demonstrated that he does not approve of the Amish being mistreated. Somewhat justified, as county law enforcement has no legal jurisdiction on Native American land.
When Chayton and the Redbones ambush a military convoy leaving Camp Genoa and steal confiscated weapons, the last thing Col.

Stowe wants is the local police interfering.

Col. Most people who just killed a man would not insist on hanging around the man's wake, in plain sight of the dead man's angry, drunk and armed brothers.

Time Skip: Season 4 starts two years after the events of the season 3 finale.

Too Dumb to Live:
Two toughs try to rob Sugar Bates bar even though they know that Sugar and Kai Proctor are old friends and Proctor does not act kindly toward people who mistreat his friends and family.

Uh oh. Reaches its peak when Proctor has Jason killed because he slept with Rebecca.
Critical Staffing Shortage:
Despite being responsible for policing the whole county, the Banshee County Sheriff's Department only has four police officers (including the Sheriff), and a part time civilian secretary. Talk about masculinity!

On the flip side, flashbacks to Hood's and Carrie's life under Rabbit are often shown in monochromatic tint.
Combat Pragmatist: After spending fifteen years in prison, Lucas does not fight fair. Wanting to be involved in Hood’s new setup.
Carrie’s not doing too well, either. Between running off with 62 grand that belonged to a bunch of bloodthirsty mobsters, coming to Banshee and confronting the man who took his father's place without knowing whether or not that man killed the real Lucas Hood and might also kill him just to keep up the ruse, not taking ample opportunities to flee Banshee even after his fake ID was cooked up, and taking up with Rebecca Bowman despite Sugar's warnings about her, he was basically begging to be killed.
The actors and actresses are very attractive. Not only is it a rare scene of them fighting together but Gordon holds his own surprisingly well against a much younger armed opponent.
Badass Native: Something like a third of the cast fits this trope. Interestingly, all it really ends up doing is wasting his ammunition and serving as suppressive fire; he doesn't actually hit anything with either gun.
Hero of Another Story:
Federal Agent Jim Racine.
Hoist by His Own Petard: Happens to a group of Ukrainian gangsters.

Satan lets them down.
Secretly Dying: Even a badass like Chayton isn't immune to guns.