While Ada convinces Gina to go with her to avoid persecution, Polly brings Aberama home to pay his respects to his son, promising that big things will come later. As Mosley arrives and stares them both down, he cunningly disarms their cool demeanor, figuring out their weaknesses before driving a political bombshell straight into Tommy’s heart.Īs Arthur seethes in anger, pacing around the room, Tommy looks upon the letter Mosely leaves him, fretting over the invitation he has to become the deputy leader for a new political party. Taking matters into their own hands, they decide to take the kids away, leaving the nuns with no choice but to give them up, for fear of being killed.įollowing Polly’s birthday celebrations, Tommy meets with Mosley in his office, bringing Michael and Arthur with him and giving them strict instructions over where to stand and how to behave. The Peaky Blinders are above God himself it seems and, forcing her to wear the shattered remains of her spectacles he just broke, the Blinders discuss beaten and hanged children on their grounds. Walking with purpose, he confronts the sisters and sits before them, threatening the nuns and telling them he’s not afraid of their prayers or crosses. We begin with Tommy visiting an orphanage. It’s really impressive too and the nods toward past events and recurring past characters, helps give a feeling of consistency. Once again the episode delivers some really slick cinematography, with the tone flitting between unhinged and tense through large periods of the hour.

After last week’s stunning and breathtakingly beautiful episode, Peaky Blinders returns with another cold open, and an episode that sets everything up nicely for the conflict to come.

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