Ep 14. On These I Stand
- TV14
- November 1, 2017
- 42 min
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7.4 (41)
In Queen Sugar season 2 episode 14, entitled "On These I Stand," the Bordelon family is continuing to struggle through a myriad of personal and professional issues. The episode opens with Charley struggling to find a way to expand her mill while dealing with the legal repercussions of the Landry deal. Ralph Angel is juggling the responsibility of caring for Blue while also navigating his complicated relationship with Darla. Meanwhile, Nova is still dealing with the aftermath of her intimate memoir being published, and the fallout that it caused within her family.
As the episode progresses, tensions continue to rise between the siblings as they each confront their individual issues. Charley seeks out the help of a loan shark, putting herself in a dangerous position both financially and personally. However, she refuses to quit until she has found a way to save her mill and provide for her employees. Ralph Angel and Darla struggle to rebuild their relationship as they work together to care for Blue. Nova opens up to her family about her struggles with depression, and the siblings rally around her with love and support.
Throughout the episode, the characters must confront their personal demons in order to move forward and find peace. Despite the challenges they face, the Bordelon family continuously shows resilience and strength, remaining committed to each other despite their differences. As the episode comes to a close, viewers are left with a sense of hope for the future, as the family faces their challenges head-on and works towards a better tomorrow.
Overall, "On These I Stand" is a powerful episode that showcases the talents of the Queen Sugar cast in a poignant and impactful way. As the series continues to explore themes of family, perseverance, and the fight for justice, viewers can't help but become invested in the lives of the Bordelon family and the choices they make. This episode is a must-watch for fans of the show, as it offers a compelling look at the struggles and triumphs of everyday life.
