Later, Boyd visits the man with a wad of cash demanding to look into a certain Sheriff who has taken a bribe from Quarles. Boyd warns that whatever Limehouse knows, he should know or else he will close out his account. In " Watching the Detectives ", Limehouse shows up at the home office of Quarles and informs him that Boyd is now backing Shelby for Sheriff. Quarles, however, asks why Limehouse is telling him this, and Limehouse replies that he likes to back the winning team.
Quarles later visits Limehouse at his Hollow, and says to Limehouse "You said you like to back the winning side", hinting around at a possible alliance between the two. In " Loose Ends ", Limehouse sets Quarles up with a corrupt County Clerk named Harvey Jones in order to increase Tillman Napier's chances of re-election since Limehouse does not see any election being won without "insurance".
Errol soon informs him that Imogene Dodd , Tanner's mom, has called Tanner and told him the Marshals are looking for him. Limehouse orders Errol to tag along with him and make sure all loose ends are tied so that nothing can be traced back to them. However, Raylan spots Errol leaving Imogene's house after bringing her the stolen money from Lemuel Becket and heads up to his hollow to get answers. Limehouse however doesn't cough up any information about Quarles, but does come clean to Raylan that he knew Arlo and remembered the night he fought, and that Raylan looked on with big eyes as his dad was being beat up.
Raylan tells him that the story isn't going to affect him, but saddens when Limehouse mentions his mother. Raylan, getting frustrated with Limehouse's quietness, simply says "So be it" and leaves.
Limehouse repeats the saying back to himself. Limehouse is able to do so, but Boyd also is requesting some insurance in the upcoming election.
Limehouse then enlists the help of County Clerk Harvey Jones. It's because of this that Napier, who wins re-election, is forced to relinquish his title as Sheriff to Shelby because Hanna is on Harvey's office payroll, and election rules state that a family member cannot serve on the payroll of a County Clerk. Limehouse later finds out that Dickie Bennett has been pardoned, much to his displeasure, calling him a "thorn in his side". Limehouse tells him that if Dickie comes around his hollow, to bring Dickie to him.
In " Measures ", Quarles visits him with the drugs he had stolen from Parker and Longbaugh , two drug dealers he murdered that were on Boyd's protection payroll. Quarles offers the drugs to Limehouse in exchange for a place to lay low for a while. Limehouse refuses the offer saying that he isn't a drug dealer, and shows an angry Quarles the door.
In " Coalition ", Quarles visits Limehouse, who isn't terribly happy to see the gangster arrive empty handed again. Instead, Quarles offers his services. In fact, Limehouse also knows that Boyd will do it in his normal way: blowing up something across town as a diversion. Limehouse instructs Quarles to take Boyd out as he exits the bank and retrieve the money.
Raylan soon pays a visit to Limehouse. He tells of a rumor that Mags' money is stashed in a nearby bank saying, "I hear that Boyd Crowder is going to rob that bank this very day". Limehouse mentions that he heard exactly the same thing.
In fact, Limehouse explains that he also heard Quarles will be waiting for Boyd to rob the money from the robber. Givens smiles as Limehouse makes it clear that he has arranged things so that law enforcement can take out both Boyd and Quarles, leaving Limehouse with no competitors. Givens likes the plan, but warns that he isn't about to leave Limehouse alone. Limehouse soon calls Givens and explains where he can find the location of the money.
Limehouse is present on the side patio of Loretta's home when Raylan shoots Dickie, who was attempting to rob the place of the money. Raylan promptly thanks Limehouse for the call before leaving.
Limehouse soon calls Quarles, saying that Boyd won't be robbing a bank, after all, but still must pay for his "intent" to separate Limehouse from his money. Quarles agrees to go to Johnny's bar and kill Boyd. Boyd doesn't like it, but accepts it for the time being as Limehouse, spotting Jimmy with a rifle trained on him, notes that he doesn't have Devil backing him up this time.
Errol asks Limehouse about making a call, and Limehouse tells him not yet. Limehouse returns home to find Raylan waiting. The Marshal threatens to take Limehouse downtown for accessory to murder.
Limehouse baits Raylan by saying that that the Marshal is ultimately responsible for Tom's death. Raylan takes a swing at Limehouse, there is a momentary scuffle. Raylan draws on Limehouse and realizes he has a dozen guns trained on him. Limehouse, trying to avoid killing a lawman if he can, says that he can deliver Boyd. Limehouse soon banishes Errol from Noble's Holler due to his various betrayals, and shortly thereafter he receives a call from Johnny Crowder.
Johnny had been in cahoots with Limehouse all along which is how Limehouse knew about Devil's murder, and Johnny is furious that Limehouse called the law on the murder. Limehouse says that he knows Johnny has wanted Boyd out of the way ever since Boyd caused his limited mobility, and now that Boyd is, things are done.
Johnny subtly threatens Limehouse saying that they he and Limehouse are not done. You've been saying you just want to be left alone. Well, I figure this gets it done. So Limehouse reluctantly reaches for a knife and cuts open a huge hog. By Chris Simmons. To Read the Full Story. Subscribe Sign In.
Continue reading your article with a WSJ membership. Resume Subscription We are delighted that you'd like to resume your subscription. Please click confirm to resume now. His first appearance is in " Cut Ties ", when he is present when Ellstin Limehouse reprimands Bernard for falling asleep on guard duty. Limehouse offers Bernard a choice between giving his word not to make a further mistake on penalty of death or having his hand mutilated with lye and water.
Bernard opts to give his word. Errol has a scarred hand that suggests he chose the other option when faced with similar circumstances in the past. He later picks up the remaining Bennett weed from Boyd. He insists that Boyd take an envelope of cash as payment because Limehouse does not like to be in anyone's debt.
In " The Devil You Know ", he attempts to drive across the bridge leaving from Limehouse's hollow when he is stopped by Rachel Brooks and KSP officers at a checkpoint, and Rachel orders him to turn around, but he refuses to do so. Rachel tells him she will have to investigate the truck, but he assures Rachel that all he is carrying is just pig feces.
Rachel then puts on a rubber glove, and Errol turns around and takes an opposite direction to head to Mags Bennett's old store. He shoots and kills Combs , when Combs attempts to make a run for it out of the door in the back of the general store after witnessing Junior being shot and killed by Limehouse, who unknown to the two men, was hiding in the room after taking an "underground railroad" passage to evade the police checkpoint.
Limehouse soon orders him to surrender his shotgun to Dickie, after Dickie says that a shotgun is the only thing he wants from Limehouse. In " Thick as Mud ", he is seen talking to Limehouse in the shed, where they have the cooler full of money from the last episode.
He begins to question Limehouse's motives, asking him what Dickie will do if he finds out he was lied to, saying that he will come up here looking for the money. Limehouse tells him they will stop Dickie, and the henchman suggests having Dickie killed by inmates whenever he returns back to Trumbull. Limehouse tells him that dream will get him killed quicker than a bullet.
His motive for doing so was to cause a war between Frankfurt and Crowder's gang, so that they would eliminate each other and Limehouse could step up and run the Oxy business. Limehouse, however, is angered at his henchman for being foolish.
Limehouse tells him that they as black people have survived on their own in the hollow for 15 decades by standing among themselves and not provoking the underlying hostility against them deep below the surface but still very much there. Limehouse asks him what they will do if the war comes to their doorstep, but his henchman assures him that they have guns as well. Limehouse says that Harlan will take it personal if they start killing white people and that his henchman had "exposed" them and that if blood spills, then it will be on his hands.
Limehouse reprimands him by telling him to make things right with Trixie's family, and to make sure that the hired person that was used to hit the clinic is dead or silent, and then he will witness Limehouse finish what his henchman has created. In " The Man Behind The Curtain ", Errol, who had organized the attack on the Dixie Mafia's oxy clinic without his boss' say so, prepares to process the triggerman Tanner Dodd with a power spray nozzle as he has been doing to a hanging hog carcass.
Limehouse enters to halt Errol. Later, he knocks out Arlo Givens after Arlo attempts to pull out a gun and shoot Limehouse. Limehouse orders Errol to tag along with him and make sure all loose ends are tied so that nothing can be traced back to them. However, Raylan Givens spots Errol leaving Imogene's house after bringing her the stolen money from Lemuel Becket and heads up to his hollow to get answers. Limehouse says to him, "When he shows up, you bring him to me.
In " Measures ", Errol arrives at Trumbull shortly after Dickie's release. Errol once again offers him the cooler full of money, but Dickie learns it contains the same amount of money from Limehouse's previous offer. Dickie then calls Limehouse's character into question for stealing Mag Bennett's money, and Dickie's inheritance.
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