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Kayce Dutton (Luke Grimes<\/a>) can\u2019t escape judgment of his family\u2019s legacy in\u00a0Marshals<\/a>.\u00a0The conflict in Episode 3, which aired on Sunday, March 15<\/a>, showed what Thomas Rainwater\u2019s (Gil Birmingham<\/a>) life is like now that he owns the Dutton Yellowstone Ranch land and showed how he\u2019s willing to go to great lengths to protect the Broken Rock Reservation just like John Dutton (Kevin Costner<\/a>) protected the ranch in Yellowstone<\/a>. John was mentioned a lot in this installment, which showed Kayce having to be a peace broker over the land he sold. Warning: Spoilers for Marshals Season 1 Episode 3 ahead!<\/strong><\/p>\n Kayce spent the episode pulled in two different directions between Montana locals wanting them to defend their side of \u201cprogress,\u201d a.k.a. a new mine breaking ground, and the people of Broken Rock expecting him to help protect their land.<\/p>\n White Montana residents in this episode wanted mines, hotels, and airports built to bring jobs to the state. The characters on this side of the argument resented the Duttons for giving the land away to the Broken Rock Reservation, thereby blocking \u201cprogress\u201d for them as a result. It\u2019s a concept John Dutton fought against to preserve and protect his family\u2019s land and Montana\u2019s natural resources. Those seeking \u201cprogress\u201d in the state are now resentful towards the indigenous people to whom Kayce returned the land. And they\u2019re willing to attack Kayce and the people of Broken Rock to get what they want.<\/p>\n On the other side of the argument are the people of Broken Rock, who came out in big numbers to block traffic on the reservation. The trucks were coming through on their way to the new mine because there was a blockage on the main highway. The blockage was caused by Rainwater\u2019s crew, who set off a bomb to block the road, divert the trucks to their path, block that path, and therefore block the mine from breaking ground.<\/p>\n When the Marshals team came to defuse the tension between protesters and drivers, Miles (Tatanka Means<\/a>) caught some heat from his people. They called him a traitor for being a federal officer for the U.S. government. It pained him that they couldn\u2019t see his efforts to protect them.<\/p>\n Belle\u2019s (Arielle Kebbel<\/a>) family history was also haunting her in this fight. As shown in Episode 1, her maiden name is Turek, and she comes from a well-known family that bred cutting horses. The beginning of Episode 3 showed her at a casino betting large, showcasing her family\u2019s wealth. She seems to have a family reputation similar to the Duttons. When a neighbor spotted her at the mine standoff, they spat on her. Another mine supporter was disgusted by Kayce being a Marshal, making clear that he hated the Duttons for controlling that land and giving it away. They said Kayce was only a Marshal now because he wanted to hold on to the power the Duttons lost.<\/p>\n Belle said that between history, grudges, and expectations, \u201cthere\u2019s really no safe move for Kayce in this one.\u201d Men who wanted the mine made found Kayce, Rainwater, and Mo (Mo Brings Plenty<\/a>) on the reservation and shot at them, hitting civilians in the process. Kayce had been trying to find a peaceful solution to the mine standoff with Rainwater and Mo, but they made it clear that centuries of feuding weren\u2019t going to end so easily.<\/p>\n