Absolution does not have to be instructed to say 5 Our Fathers and an act of contrition. It can come in the form of receiving a warm, delicious biscuit from someone who made it with love ( and buttermilk). Deputy Witt, someone who went into law enforcement "To protect and serve" (especially our heroine). Not to kill.....hmm. Unfortunate. Redemption for a couple of other characters, unlikely, but nice to have happened-- led to a sweet moment between Dot and her stepson. So...The next few years (or decades) will be interesting for Sheriff Roy. Big thanks to Lorraine and Karma for that!! Btw, Thank you Fargo for the correct pronunciation of Ole Munch. I'd been referring to him as Ol' (rhymes with) Crunch.
