Obviously worried about her, Athena tells Ani she won’t be able to have any knives or guns on her because security will pat her down and check her all over. Rachel McAdams in ‘True Detective season two (Photo by Lacey Terrell / HBO)Īni (Rachel McAdams) gets a visit from her sister, Athena (Leven Rambin), and tells her the details about how she’s going to get into one of those sex parties as a high-class hooker. Resistant at first and not wanting to give into Ray’s request, she finally agrees and swears she will let the boy continue to believe Ray is his biological father. “Just let him believe I’m his father, please,” begs Ray over the phone. Ray says he’ll let her win and not contest her having full custody, he’ll even give up his visitation rights and leave them alone forever if she swears to him to never tell the boy about the rape and the possibility Ray isn’t his biological father.

When he finally starts coming down from all the drugs, Ray calls his ex-wife and offers to make her a deal. After sending his son home early Ray goes on a bender, drinking and snorting cocaine. Ray has his first supervised visit with his son where it’s clear that he’s uncomfortable trying to talk to his son and spend some time with him while every few seconds the social worker writes something down.

It seems it was staged to look like a looting gone bad, but two young girls witnessed the murder of their parents by the thieves. Meanwhile, Paul Woodrugh (Taylor Kitsch) does some solid detective work and discovers that the blue diamonds Caspere had in his safe deposit box were part of a robbery during the 1992 LA riots. Ray decides not to shoot Frank but tells him he wants the name of the man who gave Frank the wrong info. Turns out Semyon thought the info he had given Ray so many years ago was good and that he wasn’t setting him up…or so he claims. The tension filled the entire kitchen as Frank and Ray literally solved their differences over a cup of coffee while both holding a loaded gun pointed at each other under the table. “Wouldn’t that be f**ked up?” replies Ray (Colin Farrell) as the two men decide not to have a shoot-out in Semyon’s kitchen after Ray confronts Frank about providing the wrong name of the man who raped his ex-wife in HBO’s dramatic crime series, True Detective.

“You might be one of the last friends I got,” says Frank Semyon (Vince Vaughn). Colin Farrell in ‘True Detective’ season two episode six (Photo by Lacey Terrell / HBO)

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