Yellowstone
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Carter asks Beth what happened to her face.
He laughs when shes rude to him, eventually telling her that his dad is dying.
Beth tells Carter her dad is dying, too, and the two form a bond.
The moment when Beth takes in Carter shows her kindness.
Still, Johns daughter has moments where she falters in her parenting, which is ultimately understandable.
Beth later makes Carter cry inYellowstoneseason 4, episode 10.
Carter tells Beth he thought he could call her"mama"since she acts like his mom.
When looking at the previous episode, Beth Dutton’s comment is a bit hypocritical.
Yellowstone stars Kevin Costner and centers on his character John Dutton. Dutton and his family live on a cattle ranch just a few hours away from Yellowstone National Park. The series chronicles the family’s struggle to defend their home from an Indian reservation and land developers. As if their life wasn’t complicated enough, the Duttons also have medical issues, political aspirations, and family secrets stacked against them.
She requests a melancholy tune because she needs to cry, but she’s incapable of crying for herself.
Therefore, Beth clearly understands the power of a good tear session.
Still, she acts like Carter is wrong to do the same in the next chapter.
Carter witnesses a tragedy in the episode, and Beth comforts him while hes crying in the barn.
In Counting Coup,Beth is intuitively comforting and nurturingabout Carters experience.
Beth doesnt often show her unabashedly tender side, but Carter eventually draws it out.
Did Beth & Rip Officially Adopt Carter In Yellowstone?
Carter could similarly fly under the radar in theYellowstonespinoff.
Dutton and his family live on a cattle ranch just a few hours away from Yellowstone National Park.
The series chronicles the familys struggle to defend their home from an Indian reservation and land developers.