Breaking the Dams

That Soldier You Betrayed Is The War Master Episode 2

Episode 2

Episode 2 recap

Billy and Eva come outside and defend Jack getting Grace pregnant, explaining they assumed Leon was dead and wanted a grandson. When Billy orders Leon to stand as best man at the wedding, Leon objects. Billy swings his cane at him, but Leon breaks it in half. Jack gives Leon keys to drive him to his bachelor party, and Leon agrees. Left alone, Leon crushes Grace's keepsake locket until his hand bleeds.

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Episode 2 Scene by Scene

  1. 00:00: The Broken Cane

    Billy and Eva defend Grace carrying Jack's child on the porch. Billy demands that Leon serve as best man tomorrow. When Leon objects, Billy strikes at him with a cane. Leon snaps the cane in two and takes Jack's car keys.

  2. 02:23: Blood and the Keepsake

    Jack escorts Grace inside the house. Standing alone outside, Leon recalls lying in the battlefield mud holding Grace's locket. He realizes his family never truly loved him. He crushes the metal locket in his hand until blood drips and walks away.

Key Lines from Episode 2

“So I granted their wish. On your behalf, of course. You're welcome, pal.”

Jack Bosch · Jack says this on the porch when explaining why he impregnated Grace for their parents.

“And I'm telling you to stand up there as your brother's best man, and to smile while you do it!”

Billy Bosch · Billy shouts this command at Leon after ordering him to support the upcoming wedding.

“I'm a soldier. I'm a man of my word.”

Leon Bosch · Leon tells Jack this while accepting the car keys to drive the bachelor party.

How Episode 2 Ends

Leon grips Grace's locket so hard that blood drips from his palm. He turns his back on his childhood home, stating it is no longer where he belongs. As he heads toward Jack's bachelor party, will Leon truly play the obedient brother, or will his quiet compliance turn into a plan for revenge against his treacherous family?