Bull season 3 episode 21 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
During Hurricane Nolan, panic ensues in a Bronx prison as guards, including Ralph, leave their posts amid rising floodwaters and power outages. Inmates struggle in the deteriorating conditions. Ralph, facing manslaughter charges for the deaths of two inmates, reveals in court he left to retrieve money from his home, not just to save his family. Legal strategies pivot around this confession, leading to the eventual dropping of charges. The ethical complexities of Ralph's decision and its impact are highlighted throughout the ordeal.
Full Episode S03E21 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Emergency Hurricane Update about?
The National Weather Service issued an update for Long Island, Bronx County, and Southern Connecticut due to Hurricane Nolan, a Category 4 hurricane.
Who is Ralph?
Ralph is a prison guard at a private prison in the Bronx, who faces manslaughter charges for the deaths of two inmates during Hurricane Nolan.
What were the conditions in the prison during the hurricane?
The prison experienced flooding, power outages, and a lack of guards as many left their posts during the hurricane.
What is Dr. Bull's role in the situation?
Dr. Bull is consulted to help with the legal case against Ralph, who is charged with manslaughter.
Why did Ralph leave the prison during the hurricane?
Ralph left to retrieve a duffle bag of money from his garage, believing his family was in danger and that the inmates were safe with the prison's facilities.
What challenges did Ralph face in returning to the prison?
Ralph faced blocked roads and fallen trees, preventing his return to the prison.
What legal strategy is used in Ralph's defense?
The defense strategy focuses on Ralph's intentions and the circumstances that led him to leave the prison.
What key admission does Ralph make during the trial?
Ralph admits that he left the prison not just to rescue his family but also to retrieve a significant sum of money from his garage.
How does the trial conclude?
The manslaughter charges against Ralph are dropped after strategic discussions and revelations during the trial.
What arrangement is made regarding the money Ralph retrieved?
Dr. Bull suggests that Ralph donates the $50,000 to the families of the deceased inmates as a gesture of responsibility and remorse.
