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  1. #1. Tulsa King Episode 9 Recap: Spoilers Alert!

Tulsa King Episode 9 Recap: Spoilers Alert!

Searching for Tulsa King episode 9 recap? Spoilers!!! The film "Tulsa King," distributed by Paramount+, follows Dwight "The General" Manfredi as he sets up a new crime organization in the title city. Dwight acquires both allies and adversaries as the story continues. The season one conclusion, "Happy Trails," features a climactic showdown between Dwight and Caolan Waltrip's Black Macadam gang. In this episode, Dwight decides to start fresh in Tulsa, away from his troubled background.

#1. Tulsa King Episode 9 Recap: Spoilers Alert!

Tulsa King Episode 9 Recap Source: Tulsa King
Opening with a flashback to the days when Don Charles "Chickie" Invernizzi tortured one of the crime family's creditors at a New York City residence, "Happy Trails," the last episode of Season 1, takes place in the past. Dwight receives a call from Armand “Manny” Truisi. While Dwight is trying to rescue the guy, Chickie accidentally starts a fire in the home. Dwight is arrested for the murder he was coerced into committing and given a 25-year sentence for his crime.
The ATF is now questioning Dwight following the shooting of Stacy Beale in the present day. Caolan Waltrip's whereabouts are unknown to Dwight, though. A layer comes to his aid, and he can escape the interview without exposing his confidential information. Dwight eventually runs into Stacy at the hospital, where he learns she is recovering from her gunshot wound. Stacy, though, is concerned that her employment with the ATF may be terminated.
Dwight leaves the hospital and returns to his group, wishing Stacy well on his way out. Waltrip is gathering the remaining Black MacAdam in the meanwhile. When confronted by Dwight and his group, he gathers the crew for a showdown. Dwight murders a member who argues they must go underground and reorganize with the ATF on their track. Because of Waltrip's pride, Black MacAdam gets into a gang conflict.

 

Tulsa King Episode 9 Recap
Dwight later encounters Manny and inquires whether the latter wants to avoid fighting Black MacAdam. Manny says he feels like a coward for running away from New York all those years ago. Manny has decided to stop being a coward and start advocating for himself. So now he's going to help Dwight take on Black MacAdam, he says. Chickie and his subordinates travel to Tulsa, Oklahoma, to meet with Dwight.
When Chickie finally shows up, he claims he's here to settle his grudge with Dwight. Dwight, however, sees through Chickie's pretense and refuses to help the leader of the Invernizzi crime family. Dwight belittles Chickie, prompting the latter to sever ties with the Invernizzi organization. He does, however, win over Goodie Carangi and send Chickie and Nico back to the Big Apple. Dwight officially inducts Goodie into the gang when he and the rest of the group go to Mitch's eatery.

 

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Several members of Dwight's crew, including Manny, Mitch, Tyson, Grace, and others, meet in Mitch's restaurant, where Dwight offers them a way out of crime. But he says they can't go back if they get past this point. Dwight receives the group's unanimous support and gives a speech to inspire them as they wait to face Black MacAdam. Dwight meets Bodhi after that and fills him in on Waltrip's bank account fortune.
He gives Bodhi orders to break into Waltrip's system and grab the cash. Because Waltrip's computer is currently in ATF's possession, the task has become more difficult. Nonetheless, Bodhi overcomes the obstacle and drains Waltrip of millions of dollars. Even when Dwight begs Tyson to bail on the fight, Tyson remains undeterred. Once Waltrip finds out that Dwight has emptied his bank account, he becomes outraged and begins firing at Mitch's eatery.
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