My eyes identify all things Episode 3
Episode 3
Episode 3 recap
Victoria Vail lets Rick speak after a guard tries to hush him. Rick accurately states that the first stone lacks tanzanite and carries three cracks worth six hundred dollars. The cutter opens it and confirms Rick is right. The furious appraiser wagers his hands against Rick's eyes on a second rock. Rick marks the flaw with a marker, the cut proves his twenty-thousand-dollar valuation, and guards pin the fleeing appraiser.
Episodes
Episode 3 Scene by Scene
00:00: The First Stone Cut
A guard tries to silence Rick, but Victoria Vail lets him speak. Rick predicts the stone has no tanzanite and contains three cracks worth $600. The stone cutter saws the rock open, confirming Rick's exact words.
00:48: A High Stakes Wager
Victoria Vail checks Rick's tag and listens to him. The angry appraiser grabs a second stone, claiming top quality. Rick activates his golden appraisal vision, calls it low-grade stone worth $20,000, and accepts the appraiser's bet of hands against eyes.
01:27: Pinning Down the Loser
Rick draws a cut line with a red marker. The worker saws the stone, confirming it is low-grade tanzanite worth $20,000. When the appraiser runs, Rick stops him, and Victoria Vail orders her guards to pin him to the table.
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How Episode 3 Ends
Victoria Vail's guards pin the panicked appraiser flat against the stone-cutting table. Victoria plants a knife directly before him and demands he honor his wager. Will the disgraced appraiser actually lose his hands on the cutting table, and what will Rick ask from Victoria now that he has earned her attention?