Ozark: What Three's Season 4 Return Means For Ruth's Story In Part 2
Warning! Spoilers for Ozark season 4 part 1.
Three Langmore has been seen rarely in Ozark, but viewers are likely to see him play a significant role in Ruth’s story in Ozark season 4, part 2. From the very beginning, Ozark has been a show about family – not just the Byrde family, but the Langmores too. Since Ozark season 1, the Langmores lives have been intertwined with the Byrdes', except the Langmore lives are dwindling, and now at the conclusion of Ozark season 4, part 1, Ruth and Three are the only ones left.
Ozark begins in Chicago with Marty Byrde (Jason Bateman) as a financial advisor that gets caught up in a drug cartel’s business. In a desperate attempt to save himself and his family, Marty relocates to the Missouri Ozarks to launder money for the Navarro Cartel. Once in the Ozarks, the Byrdes link up with the Langmores, with 19-year-old Ruth working for Marty and the Byrde children, Charlotte and Jonah, befriending the young Langmores, Wyatt and Three. Throughout the show, the Langmores and the Byrdes alternate between allies and villains, with Ruth killing her own uncles, Russ and Boyd Langmore, in Ozark season 1, episode 9 because of her association with Marty. Ruth’s relationship with the Byrdes also brought about the death of her father in Ozark season 2, when Wendy (Laura Linney) has him murdered by the cartel.
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The Ozark season 4, part 1 ending saw the most heart-wrenching Langmore death when Ruth’s cousin, the kind-hearted Wyatt (played by Charlie Tahan), is also murdered by the cartel. After discovering his body, Ruth flies into a blind rage with the Ozark season 2 part 1 finale ending on her setting off to find his murderer. Ozark season 4,
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