Breaking the Dams

My Ex' Uncle, My Possession Episode 4

Episode 4

Episode 4 recap

Corvina walks downstairs, where Tate scolds her for taking too long and pushes her away. He sends her home to drink alone. Right after she leaves, Tate invites two women over. On the stairs, Harrison overhears Tate admit he dropped a pill and the police arrived before he could touch Corvina. Harrison realizes his mistake. Tate brags about dismissing Corvina, and Harrison punches Tate across the face.

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Episode 4 Scene by Scene

  1. 00:00: Tate Sends Corvina Home

    Corvina walks downstairs feeling guilty. Tate yells at her for taking half an hour and looking foolish before his uncle. When she tries to take his glass, he shoves her aside and tells her to leave.

  2. 00:46: A Confession on the Stairs

    Tate brings two women to the booth to drink. Harrison comes down the stairs and listens silently. Tate tells the women he lost the pill and the police raided the club before he could lay a hand on Corvina.

  3. 01:04: Harrison Punches His Nephew

    Harrison realizes he misjudged Corvina. He steps toward the booth as Tate laughs and calls good girls boring. Harrison calls his nephew a little shit and strikes him hard across the face with his fist.

Key Lines from Episode 4

“Don't even. I dropped the pill, cops came before I could even enjoy her.”

Tate · Tate complains to the club women while Harrison listens from the staircase.

“So... I got her wrong.”

Harrison · Harrison mutters this to himself after hearing Tate confess his failed plan.

“Yeah, Uncle. You know, those good girls are boring anyway. I was just having some fun.”

Tate · Tate nervously brags to Harrison about sending Corvina away from the booth.

“You little shit.”

Harrison · Harrison confronts Tate right before striking him violently across the face.

How Episode 4 Ends

Harrison strikes Tate across the face after hearing his nephew brag about discarding Corvina. Tate is left reeling from the violent blow, while Harrison now knows Corvina was completely innocent all along. How will Harrison treat Corvina now that the truth is out, and what will Tate do after being humiliated by his uncle?