💥Parish's decision to sell his ranch to Wilkerson causes conflict among the small ranchers.
🤝Parish refuses to let go of his fight against Wilkerson's oppressive tactics.
🔫Tensions rise as the small ranchers contemplate taking matters into their own hands.
💔Parish's relationships with his loved ones are strained due to his decision.
💣The confrontation between Parish and Wilkerson becomes inevitable, leading to a battle for control over the valley.
Why does Parish decide to sell his ranch?
—Parish decides to sell his ranch to Wilkerson, who offers a substantial price for it.
Why is there tension among the small ranchers?
—The small ranchers are divided over whether they should support Parish's decision to sell to Wilkerson or continue fighting against him.
What is Parish's motivation for fighting against Wilkerson?
—Parish refuses to let go of his fight against Wilkerson's oppressive tactics and wants to protect the small ranchers from his control.
How does Parish's decision affect his relationships?
—Parish's decision strains his relationships with his loved ones, who may not agree with his choices.
What is the outcome of the battle for control over the valley?
—The outcome is yet to be determined, as the confrontation between Parish and Wilkerson becomes inevitable.
02:00Parish plans to sell his ranch to Wilkerson, causing conflict among the small ranchers.
04:35Tensions rise as the small ranchers contemplate taking matters into their own hands.
09:00Parish's relationships with his loved ones are strained due to his decision.
12:30The confrontation between Parish and Wilkerson becomes inevitable, leading to a battle for control over the valley.
18:40Parish arrives at Anchor to discuss the sale of his ranch with Wilkerson.
