Faster established in "Yellowstone", there is more on the Dutton ranch than putting cattle and breaking horses. To his untimely deathJohnon Dutton (Kevin Costner) and his family built an empire of endless corrupt deals, exploiting anyone who dared to think he had a shot to overcome one of Montana's most powerful families. As a result, every offender who dared to make the grave the wrong calculation to take them to them is often sent to a location kept from the map. This hidden secret was a private place for Dutons and, more precisely, their right -hand man, Rip Wheeler (Cole Hauser), for any problem he had to deal with permanently.

This place, known as the Railway Station, was the last stop for those who crossed our favorite family, whether they liked it or not. Just as often as bunker fights explode in the epic crime saga of Taylor Sheridan, visits were made at this haunting landfill, often attending the darkness of the dark. During his five seasons, the train station became the last place to rest for some of the biggest characters on the show, with one even managing to escape and avoid returning to his trouble. But where is the train station and is it its true history just as brutal as the YellowoLston, paved with blood and bodies?

The history of "Yellowlston" and Dutons It may be terrible in places, but the real one belonging to the inspiration of the train station is not much better. On the show, the train station - also called a long black train - is just above the Montana border. It is a country of no one man, where secrets can easily be lost because they are slaps in the middle of nowhere that are not followed by a specific law enforcement. As described by some of the best hair on the face in the series, Lloyd Pierce (Forri J. Smith) calls it "a county consisting of any people". However, it is certainly full of dead, and the place that inspired Taylor Sheridan's wireless location is probably as much traffic on the legs.

The real train station is known as the death zone, a unmovered area of ​​50 square meters within the YellowOlston National Park, Fremont County, Idaho. Like the train station, its legal hole was the draw for Sheridan, who reflected the dark patch on Earth. However, in the case of the train station while many passengers gathered on a deadly mark of "Yellowstone", one rare occasion saw that someone had made him alive, and it was none other than one of the branded employees of Dutton Ranch who survived sings another day.

Theeletal station has collected some key players in the Yellowlston saga, including Dutton family members. However, one former staff and staff of Daton, Walker (Ryan Bingham), was lucky to meet Cas Dutton (Luke Grims) on a good day when he was extracted in the desert area and was released without Rip Wheeler's knowledge. His punishment came from his refusal to participate in the additional tasks required by the other hands of the ranch, with Wheeler has no choice but to send him to what he thought would be his final destination.

His freedom caused further problems between the ranch when a few days later, Rip heard Walker performing at the bar and very alive. Learning that his request was not fulfilled, the slip caused problems between Johnon Dutton's right man and his youngest son, with Walker caught in the middle. To avoid another trip to the station, the illusive Walker was given a choice - they stained their hands like the rest of the branded pile that often entered trips to the train station, or ended up in the dirt itself. As a result, Walker has reluctantly helped to have a body at the request of Rip, avoiding the fate of adding to this unofficial monument to the missing people.

While YellowOlston approaches its fifth and last season, there is nothing to say that we will ever return to the train station any time soon. Since Beth (Kelly Raleley) and Rip will start a ranch on their own their own spin-offIt is likely that a bigger drama is developing. The type of drama that will see that Wheeler is reviewing the station and solving their problems in the same way as they have dealt with their last big problem in the Yellowotheliston final when Beth sent his brother out of pasture.

At the end of the Yellowothiston chapter, Beth considered the train station as an appropriate place to rest for her adopted brother and direct Nemesis, Jameimi Dutton (Wes Bentley). Given the level of betrayal Jameimi devoted himself to the family he took, it was an end that he was deleted from Dutton's history books and never gave a family plot. Of course, with the second season of the Yellowstone series Prequel, "1923", there is a chance that we can find the way thrown back to the worst place in franchise history, only in a totally different era. Well, trains do not always run in time, after all.