The truce is broken during an encounter between Gilboan and Gathian troops.
…The truce is broken during an encounter between Gilboan and Gathian troops. King Silas appears in person to defuse the situation. Sheppard’s trip to Shiloh is cancelled by him when he sees a sign held by someone in the accompanying crowd saying “don’t go.” We learn, during a conversation with his detained predecessor some unpleasant details of Silas’ rise to power. Silas has a long conversation with Sheppard about his romance with the princess, during which Silas decides that Sheppard is trustworthy after all and cancels the assassination plans, almost not soon enough. Silas has a sit-down with the Gath military commander. Turns out that Gath doesn’t want a truce either, their people are envious of Gilboa’s economic success, in particular the development of Shiloh. In a surprise move, Silas offers Shiloh to them, telling them to improve on it. Tune in next Sunday.
All right, so the number of plot elements expands, and some of the remaining ones become less important and others deepen. The series has the look of an Everyman play, but one has to be curious about where all this is going.
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