In the hit TV series "Yellowstone," the identity of the person who shot John Dutton was revealed to viewers, but the revelation seemingly went unnoticed by many. Fans of the show may have overlooked a crucial clue that was right in front of their eyes.
The highly popular show centers around the patriarch of the Dutton family, John Dutton, portrayed by Kevin Costner. John is a wealthy ranch owner who faces numerous challenges as he tries to protect his land from various threats.
In the Season 3 finale, John is left fighting for his life after a violent attack on him and his family.
While the shocking scene left many viewers wondering who was behind the attack, it appears that the answer might have been given during an earlier episode. A YouTube video highlights a possible clue that went relatively unnoticed by fans.
In an episode titled "An Acceptable Surrender," John Dutton has a tense conversation with an ambitious politician named Roarke Morris.
The interaction is full of animosity and hints at a potential clash between the two characters. During their conversation, Roarke mentions a well-known political quote: "I shot a man in Reno just to watch him die." This seemed like an offhand comment at the time, but it may have held a deeper meaning.
The quote itself is a reference to a popular Johnny Cash song called "Folsom Prison Blues." However, this reference could also be interpreted as a subtle hint about Roarke's involvement in the shooting of John Dutton.
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