John Dutton (kevin costner) is the patriarch of Dutton family, who owns the largest ranch in the United States, adjacent to Yellowstone National Park, the first national park in the United States, Indian reservation and land bought by land developers. In a dispute caused by livestock straying into an Indian reservation, unexpected casualties occurred, and a dispute involving many parties began in this beautiful land of Montana. With the development of the plot, he is constantly challenged by forces trying to control the ranch.
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The arduous task of the opening drama of the fourth season of Yellowstone is to introduce new storylines and bring some solutions to the old storylines. After the dynamic program started, the plot stopped-jumping from one event to another, with almost no direct connection. However, in the third episode, there is a fascinating consistent time frame, tone and clear focus.
The narrative clues in the second episode are easy to choose and weave together, and the events unfold within 24 hours-from dusk to nightfall-and are concentrated around Darden Ranch.
The third episode reminds us repeatedly that the Dutton family has absolute power over Yellowstone National Park. In the opening montage, John was portrayed as some kind of godfather mafia. This power is supported by local forces. However, apart from the authority given by their existence, their actions seem to have no other legitimacy.