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(water bubbling)

(Logan spews bubbles)

Are you done? Jacob, Jacob!

Gonna torture me, kill me, it's still the Devil's Hands.

(guns blast) (soft music)

We've got a lot to do today.

It's gonna take us all working together.

Well, you all up for it? Sure thing, boss man.

Ready. I'm in.

Yeah, me too. Let's get our hands dirty.

Yeah. (upbeat music)

Love it. All right.

(upbeat music)

Hey, how's your ankle doing? Fine.

It'd be better tomorrow.

Oh, better enough to ride Samson?

I don't know.

Guess it'd have to be, right?

You look good today. Thank you.

How's she doing? I'm working on her.

Maybe we shouldn't have told her about

those professional riders coming in.

Yeah, she'd be all right.

The pressure will be good for her.

Yeah, I agree, but back to work.

Yeah, I see. Love you.

Love you too. Ice that.

I will. Get off it.

Here we go (whistles). Okay, it's okay.

Whoa. Why you so scared of horses?

Why are they so scared of me?

Samson's not scared, he's just temperamental.

That supposed to make me feel better?

Look, see, good boy.

I know, good boy. You're really good at that.

Me and Jeremy used to do that all the time.

Just got to get used to you.

Here, give him this.

Come here boy, (whistles).

See (laughs). Well, look at that.

I think I found me a new friend.

Come here (whistles).

We're good, man. (soft music)

Eyes up, eyes up. (barrel bangs)

Addison, Addison, Addison, come on.

All right, got to work on your approach,

that's why you keep hitting the barrel.

Let's go again. I'll go again.

Why don't you girls come over here

and get this for me?

You can do this, Addison. I'll get it, I'll get it.

I'll get it, I'll get it. (upbeat music)

You ready? Yeah.

(upbeat music)

Go. You got this.

(upbeat music)

Eyes up, eyes up, eyes up.

Bring it home, bring it home, bring it home.

(group cheering and applauding)

Well, you're getting better, but you just gotta stay

out of your horse's way.

Let her do her job, okay?

Let's go again.

I mean, that was pretty good.

No good? No.

I fixed it.

Thought it might be the swing arm,

but turns it was too much lateral movement on the axle.

Just had to replace the wheel bearings.

So it works? Let's test it and see.

Wait, now?

We don't really have anything till after lunch.

Where we headed? How far?

Let's see where the road takes us.

(motorcycle engine revving) (upbeat music)

That's quite the view, huh? Sure is.

So, how do you know so much about motorcycles?

Been around them most of my life.

Best way to experience God's creation.

You're really into this Jesus stuff, huh?

I wouldn't be here without my faith.

I was on a dark path for a long time.

What's crazy is I had it all at one point.

Funny how that can change on a dime.

What happened? Got injured.

And then my football career, hooked on pain pills,

and just couldn't stand to be around it anymore.

Turned my back on my teammates and started

to run with a new crowd.

You don't sound so happy about it?

I became something I never wanted to be.

Full of anger, hate, fear.

Well, you don't seem like that now,

why is that? Jesus, plain and simple.

Started a new life.

But you abandoned your brothers.

How about loyalty to the club?

I never said I was in a club.

You know, I just figured with the bike

and the hand tattoo.

They care you deserted them?

You know, God loves unconditionally no matter what.

It wasn't the case with them.

They only cared about me so long

as I obeyed their orders.

What about you? What about me?

What's your story?

Mother died shortly after I was born.

Father was killed when I was 10.

Sorry to hear that. He was my hero.

I wanted to be just like him.

Been on my own ever since.

No responsibilities, no obligations.

That's interesting since you seem like the type

that might like to be part of a brotherhood or a club.

Well, if I did join one, I wouldn't let them down.

I certainly wouldn't have quit.

Sometimes quitting is the right thing to do.

And sometimes you face the consequences.

We should probably be getting back.

Yeah, I reckon we should.

(soft music)

I wonder where the boys are. I saw them ride off earlier.

There you go, buddy.

Jacob and his bike, like a kid and his toy.

You like him, don't you? We're friends, old friends.

And? And for right now that's it.

I do care about him, but I think right now

we gotta focus on what God's doing.

His plans are bigger. Yeah, I hear you.

What about you and Logan? I wish I knew.

He seems sweet on you sometimes,

but then other times he just backs away real quick,

almost like he's afraid. Afraid of what?

I don't know.

You know, but a part of me always picks the wrong guy,

so I'm just gonna focus on the competition.

You nervous? Yeah, more than I thought.

You have any family coming? Not likely.

I haven't heard you talk about your parents.

Are they still around? My dad is,

but he's never been to a single one of my events.

Growing up, he used to send his assistant.

Sorry, that must've been hard.

Yeah, after my mom died, he just buried himself in work.

I mean, he gave me everything he thought

I ever wanted but all I ever really wanted was him.

You know, when I was a young girl

and I'd get anxious, my mom would

sing me Sunday school songs.

Did that work? Yeah.

Yeah, I would reach back and feel my braided hair

and remember my mom loves me and no matter what

I didn't have to be afraid. That's sweet.

I really like that. You got this girl.

(motorcycle engine rumbling)

That was a good ride.

Yeah, thanks for fixing that.

(phone buzzes)

Hey, is something wrong? Where'd you say you're from?

Sacramento, why? Sure about that?

What are you talking about?

I had a friend of mine run your VIN number.

Why would you go and do that?

A couple years ago, there was a crime ring

of stolen motorcycles across the Southwest.

A dozen or so made their way to a biker gang, Devil's Hand.

That VIN number matches one of those bikes.

And how would you happen to know that, Bruiser?

That was your club name, wasn't it, Bruiser?

Don't call me that. (soft music)

And what do you think would happen

if these folks found out about your past,

about all the people you've hurt?

What if I told them? Leave them out of this.

They got nothing to do with it.

Who sent you, Snake?

Snake isn't in charge anymore, it's Hammer, remember him?

Because of you he spent the last six months in prison.

And guess what?

He got out and he hasn't forgotten about you.

I'm warning you, you don't want to do this.

You're warning me?

I'm not the one who should be afraid.

You're the one who abandoned the Devil's Hand

just like you abandoned your teammates.

Two brotherhoods and you betrayed both.

(dramatic music)

Jacob. (men grunting)

Addison, get Mike! Hey, stop it!

(men grunting)

Jacob! Logan! Stop it!

(dramatic music)

(men grunting)

That's enough. Cool.

No, not cool. Why don't you tell everyone

about your biker gang past, Bruiser, huh?

I told you don't call me that.

How you used to rough up members when they got outta line.

You run this family, taking their money?

Pretending that you wanted to save this place.

(men grunting)

You guys, stop it! See his hand?

Show them who you really belong to.

It sure ain't Jesus. Jacob! Jacob!

(men grunting)

Jacob, stop it! Jacob! Jacob!

Are you done? Jacob! Jacob!

Torture me, kill me, you're still the Devil's Hand.

(water gurgling)

Remember, we don't call 911 around here.

We can't have that here, not with my family.

Addison.

Yeah, you weren't kidding about that right hook.

I think it's time to leave,

both of you. Dad.

What's it say?

Quick to listen, slow to anger, something like that,

as I recall?

Cooper, let's go.

You had a good thing here, don't you forget it.

(soft music)

(motorcycle engine revving)

Better not catch you following me.

We found you once, we will again.

You know where this path leads you.

If you've learned anything from all of this,

you'll leave now while you still can.

(door creaks) (motorcycle engine roars)

(soft music) (motorcycle engine roars)

(Mike grunts) (soft music)

What you got there? It's Jacob's.

He must've left it accidentally.

Listen what's written in the front.

Jacob, may this book save your life as it has mine.

Keep it with you always and never lose hope.

He'll never fail.

Your brother on the road, Simon.

That's nice. Mm-hmm.

What does it say about forgiveness?

I know what it says about gossiping.

Nobody's perfect.

It was dangerous keeping him here, Linda.

You heard what Logan said, Jacob is a bad dude.

You spent every day with him for the past few weeks.

Did you think he was a bad dude?

Of course not. Cooper adores him.

Maybe that's not a good thing.

When did you become so judgemental?

It's called being a dad.

You know Jacob is the closest thing that Cooper's had to

a brother or friend since Jeremy died.

Cooper doesn't need another hard loss in life.

We only have a few years left with him.

You may not be able to save your ranch,

but you better not lose your son.

Besides, I really liked the way Jacob talked Bible stuff.

I found it very encouraging. I know.

It's just that he almost killed a man today, Linda.

We can't have somebody hot tempered like that living here.

Kind of like looking in the mirror, huh?

Hello?

Yeah, Mr. Parker.

Hi, let me get Mike for you. Be nice.

I'm always nice.

Hello, this is Mike.

Mr. Gibson, Steve from the permitting office.

Oh, hey, Steve, did you get our documents?

I did and actually your team completed

all the requirements bringing your ranch

back up to code. Oh, that's great.

That's good news, Steve.

So we're all good for tomorrow then, right?

Well, there is actually one more thing

that we needed to do. Okay, sure.

What is it?

I need you to pay the insurance premium on the event.

It's $4,500. What? 4,500?

For insurance? You kidding me.

Come on, how are we supposed to do that for tomorrow?

Well, it's actually pretty customary

for a high-risk event like yours

and we are gonna need that insurance certificate

on file before you start tomorrow.

Dad, Dad! Cooper!

Mike, is everything okay?

Hello? Did he hang up on you?

Yeah. That's typical.

Nice job, you can go. (soft music)

Coop! Dad!

Buddy! I'm so sorry.

Dad, I'm so sorry.

What are you yelling about, son?

I left the gate open and Samson got out.

It's all my fault. Shh, it's not your fault.

Probably when I shot the rifle it spooked him.

What are you gonna do? I don't know.

I need him for the rodeo if we have it.

Well, we're gonna have it,

but can't you use ride another horse?

Not if I wanna win. I'm sorry, Dad.

I know that Jeremy would've never done this

and I know that he was your favorite.

I was just trying to- Whoa, Coop, Coop.

Honey. Don't ever say that.

You were both our favorite.

We're lucky to have the two of you.

We're gonna find Samson.

He's out there somewhere.

Hey. It's okay, baby, calm down.

Just take a deep breath out, deep breath in, okay?

Slow and out.

(soft music)

Going somewhere? Hammer, you're here.

Amazing what these phones let us track these days.

What's going on? Got my stuff together.

You weren't thinking of running out on us, were you?

Of course not. Your father

was a man of his word. And so am I.

Good. So let's head to this ranch

and take care of Bruiser tonight.

He's not there. What do you mean?

Where is he? I don't know.

We got into some trouble today.

I didn't come all this way to play hide and seek.

Knowing him the way that I do, he'll go back to apologize,

especially if the girl's still there, his sweetheart.

You better be right, Prospect,

because if you ain't ... You have my word.

Good, now let's get some rest.

Got a rodeo tomorrow. Yeehaw.

Well, look who's here. We should talk.

(upbeat music)

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