Ep 4. We Need Glory For A While

The Red Line season 1 episode 4, titled "We Need Glory For A While," follows the aftermath of the shooting at the bar and the repercussions that come with it. Tia's condition worsens and she is put on life support, causing her family to have to make difficult decisions about her care. Meanwhile, Daniel's guilt and feelings of responsibility for the shooting weigh heavily on him as he tries to come to terms with what he has done.

As tensions rise in the city, a group of activists continue to protest and demand justice for the shooting victims. Harrison, still struggling with his own feelings about his sexuality and relationships, becomes involved in the protests and begins to question his own beliefs and values.

In the midst of all of this, Jira continues her pursuit of finding justice for her husband's wrongful death at the hands of the police. She meets with a lawyer who specializes in police brutality cases and begins to delve deeper into the legal system and her own past mistakes.

The episode focuses on the themes of grief, guilt, and justice as the characters navigate the aftermath of the shooting and struggle to find a way forward. The emotional stakes are high as Tia's fate hangs in the balance and relationships are tested. The episode sets up future conflicts and raises important questions about accountability and responsibility in a world where violence and injustice are all too common.