The Big Valley season 3 episode 21 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In a tense episode, Janet uses hypnosis learned in the Far East to relieve Victoria's headache, setting the stage for a deeper plot involving the cornering of the rice market. A potential deal turns sour when the Tong's dangerous involvement is revealed, leading to Victoria's kidnapping by Warren and Janet, who are desperate to control the rice supply. Despite enduring psychological torture, Victoria's resilience and the Barkley family's determination lead to a daring rescue. The episode concludes with the family recovering from the ordeal, underscored by the community's support at a celebration, highlighting themes of loyalty, greed, and the power of unity against adversity.
Full Episode S03E21 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who taught Janet hypnosis?
An old man from the Far East who worked in her father's mission.
What is the business deal discussed between Jarrod and the potential buyer?
The sale of two shiploads of rice, with implications of cornering the rice market.
Who are the Tong?
A dangerous group that disrupts the business meeting, representing a threat to the characters.
What does Mike warn Jarrod about?
The dangers of selling the rice to Warren Masters and the potential violence from the Tong.
How do Warren and Janet plan to use Victoria in their scheme?
They kidnap her to force her into selling them the rice, aiming to corner the rice market.
How is Victoria treated while kidnapped?
She is subjected to psychological torture to break her will and comply with the kidnappers' demands.
How is Victoria rescued?
The Barkley sons discover her location and stage a rescue, confronting the kidnappers.
What is the outcome for Warren and Janet after the kidnapping plot?
Warren will stand trial, and the family hopes for leniency considering the circumstances.
How does the community react to the Barkley family's ordeal?
They come together to celebrate Chinese New Year, showing support and gratitude for the family's resilience.