This article contains spoilers For Season 2 in 1923, Episode 2, "The rapist is winter".

The franchise "Yellowallstone" by Taylor Sheridan - which currently includes the title series, "1883", and "1923" - follows the Dutton family over the centuries. Each show boasts its own taste, but everyone shares similar themes and marks, such as moving indigenous Americans, capitalism endangers the natural purity of the American West and the importance of the family. "1923" also repeats some controversial moments of YellowlstonAlthough the Prequel series is darker and takes place during unbeaten times, which becomes obvious in Season 2, Episode 2.

"1923" Season 1 Cholites the abuse of indigenous Americans in ultra-religious boarding schoolswhich resulted in the fact that Teona Rainwater (Aminah Nives) killed two sadistic nuns and walking on the run. With season 2 now underway, the Tena now finds herself pursuing father Renault (Sebastian Roche) and the relentless Marshall Kent (Jameimi McShane), who found himself in Anadaro, Oklahoma. In episode 2, the search for hunters is in contact with Marshal Hosset (Ennenifer Carpenter), leading to a tense conversation between her and Kent.

From the moment Kent enters the Hosette's office, it is clear that he does not respect her. He asks the woman of the law if Marshall is present and says she finds the idea of ​​arresting her hard to believe. Of course, Kent is spoiled at the best times, but he seems to be really surprised when he finds a woman in a high -ranking law enforcement position. That said, it was not uncommon for women to fight real -life crime during the early 20th century.

The Womennians served as Marshalli in the United States since the late 1800s, with Phoebe Corsins being the first to hold the position. Kinses was originally appointed deputy by her father, but she replaced him as a temporary head Marshall after dying. Unfortunately, the mandate of Kinses was short -lived because it was replaced by a man called Johnon W. Emerson after two months.

Similar to the position of Marshal Josette at "1923", Oklahoma also played at home at one of the earliest female marshals in the United States in history. Ada Kurnut worked as a deputy in the country during the 1890s, with reports at the time, praised her about what was even better at work than some of her male counterparts. An article since 1984 by The Indian state of Sentinel She even noticed: "Her nerve plants the most difficult characters and she carries her inmates without much trouble." Moreover, Charnut was known for catching criminals without the use of weapons, which is impressive given that the laws it brought to justice were often heavily armed.

In short, Marshall Kent was not supposed to be shocked when he found a woman Marshall in the United States in Oklahoma in 1923, as they would be in operation throughout America from the previous century. Hopefully, Marshall Hosette will make the awkward brutal salary to disregard her line, as he clearly has some very backward views that have contributed to his status as a true disgusting villain.

New episodes of "1923" fall on Sunday in Paramount+.