Boyd Holbrook’s Mansell (Terry Kinney) and Timothy Olyphant’s Raylan (Alexander Pobutsky) catch him and carry him to Skender’s (Terry Kinney) headquarters. Mansell is led into a safe room by Besnik (Yosef Kasnetzkov) and the other Albanians under threat of force. More Albanians are present with Carolyn (Aunjanue Ellis). She reminds Toma of their agreement.
Mansell gives Judge Guy’s book to Toma. The internal control panel is damaged by one of the Albanians, making it impossible to open the door from the inside. Mansell, feeling uneasy, tries to give himself up to Raylan, but Raylan presses the door’s lower-door button slowly, trapping Mansell within the safe. This will please them both, Toma says Raylan. As Raylan removes Mansell from the streets, Toma brings Skender’s case to court.
Mansell struggles in captivity. He becomes claustrophobic and destroys the space in an effort to escape. The majority of the room’s contents are then destroyed by him. But it’s useless. Clement Mansell can’t get out of this situation.
The next morning, while Maureen (Marin Ireland) is getting ready to go for work, Norbert (Norbert Leo Butz), Robinson (Victor Williams), and Raylan appear at her door. They take her to the police station where an Internal Affairs investigator asks her since they don’t want to interrogate her in front of her family. She appears in Judge Guy’s book as a result of accepting payments to testify against defendants in cases the judge was presiding over. Maureen is enraged and won’t give up easily.
To push for an appointment to Judge Guy’s bench, Carolyn travels to Lansing to meet with Lieutenant Governor Audrey Francis.
The next morning, while Maureen (Marin Ireland) is getting ready to go for work, Norbert (Norbert Leo Butz), Robinson (Victor Williams), and Raylan appear at her door. They take her to the police station where an Internal Affairs investigator asks her since they don’t want to interrogate her in front of her family. She appears in Judge Guy’s book as a result of accepting payments to testify against defendants in cases the judge was presiding over. Maureen is enraged and won’t give up easily.
To push for an appointment to Judge Guy’s bench, Carolyn travels to Lansing to meet with Lieutenant Governor Audrey Francis.
That evening, Carolyn and Raylan spend a quiet evening together. Raylan is unable to sleep while Carolyn does. He cannot abandon Mansell to die because of his moral compass. He returns to Skender’s via car.
Skender is fantasising of retaliation while recovering at Toma’s nursing home. To murder Mansell, he departs. But as he unlocks the door, Mansell charges at him furiously. Skender is killed by Mansell, who also takes his revolver and flees to Toma’s care facility.
When Raylan gets there, he finds Skender’s brutally battered body on the floor, the safe room door open, and the room completely damaged. Robinson receives a call from Raylan telling him to get to the elderly home. But by the time Robinson and Norbert get there, Mansell has already slain all the Albanians, including Toma, and it’s too late. Calling Carolyn, Raylan orders her to leave the house right away. He anticipates that Mansell would go there next, and rushes to her home.
Carolyn departs, but Raylan enters and waits for Mansell in the kitchen. Mansell smashes a window to get access to the kitchen. Raylan is waiting for him, he notices. Mansell begins spouting his customary vivid tales. He approaches the refrigerator, removes a beer, and leans against it while still chatting. Raylan shoots him without hesitation as he reaches for his jacket. Mansell collapses against the refrigerator in disbelief. He drops a cassette tape out of his grasp. Instead of a rifle, he was going for a tape of himself singing. When Carolyn enters, she places a call. Mansell, who is fighting for his life, queries if she dialled 911. She claimed to have contacted the mortuary.
At his boss Dan Grant’s (Matt Craven) retirement party six weeks later, Raylan is back in Miami. In a speech, Greg Sutter (David Koechner) shares the same narrative he told Raylan in the first season of Justified about how he used to prevent his daughter from becoming a Marshal when she was little.
At the pub, Raylan approaches Dan. Dan adds he would be delighted to suggest Raylan for a rise to the position of director. However, Raylan opts to resign.
The following scene shows Raylan decorating his home with joy. Carolyn sends a bottle of alcohol and a message in a parcel. Although she is now Judge Wilder, she still has Raylan on her mind. Willa, who recently received her learner’s permit, and Winona (Natalie Zea), arrive. Willa is driving. They are both informed that Raylan is retiring. Winona is in dismay.
Boyd Crowder (Walter Goggins) has to make an appearance at the conclusion of every Justified season. Boyd is preaching once more at Kentucky’s Tramble Penitentiary. He has been a model prisoner, but he has to see the hospital because of an unidentified disease. Officer Ramirez (Luis Guzman) and Officer Gerret (Ahna O’Reilly) are in charge of watching over him.
Boyd begins yelling and beating on the transport cell’s wall when the van arrives at a well-known railway bridge in Harlan County. Officer Gerret pulls off to the side of the road just after crossing the bridge. Ramirez steps outside to look after Boyd. At that point, Gerret draws a pistol and places him in the transport cell.
Boyd and Gerret methodically plotted his escape. She delivered Boyd his trademark ensemble of black slacks, a white button-down shirt, and a black vest and left a vehicle waiting for him. As they go for Mexico.
Raylan and Willa are conversing back in Florida when an alert regarding a jail break in Kentucky buzzes into Raylan’s phone. His phone then starts to ring. Willa tells him to respond even though he attempts to ignore it. The phone rings, and the credits start to roll.