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Hutch Mansell continues performing assassinations for The Barber to pay off the debt from destroying a Russian obshchak. His relationship with Becca and the kids has grown distant as he struggles to balance his dangerous past with a normal family life. The Barber warns that trouble follows him wherever he goes, underscoring the tension between duty and home.

He plans a family trip to Plummerville, a childhood amusement park, promising Becca that he will leave his life as Nobody behind for the vacation. The Barber agrees to the plan but cautions that trouble tends to chase Hutch regardless of good intentions. The setup signals a fragile attempt at normalcy amid escalating danger.

At the arcade, Brady gets involved in trouble when Max destroys a plush intended for Hutch's younger sister Sammy. The incident leads to the family being kicked out of the amusement park and a brewing clash with park staff. Hutch impulsively beats up a staff member, drawing the ire of Wyatt and Abel.

The following day, Hutch is ambushed by Abel's men on a boat and loses part of his pinky finger in the attack. The assault reveals the dangerous reach of Abel and his connection to Lendina. The violence also escalates the tension over the family vacation plan.

Hutch learns from his brother Harry that Plummerville is a bootlegging route controlled by Lendina, whom Abel works for, and Wyatt owes money to. The Barber confirms the criminal link and the burden of debt on the family. The revelation ties the upcoming confrontation to a larger criminal network.

Wyatt tries to quit working for Lendina after the latest payment, but Abel uses Max's kidnapping as leverage to force him back into the operation. Hutch contemplates de escalation by leaving town, but the kidnapping heightens the urgency to intervene. The family becomes intertwined in a criminal scheme that will not let them go.

Hutch decides to rescue Max despite his attempt to avoid trouble, and the plan quickly escalates into direct confrontation. He burns Lendina's stash of money and drugs and destroys the warehouse, leaving Abel scarred from the ensuing explosion. This act marks Hutch reclaiming his protective role over his son and the family.

Hutch and Max travel to an old lodge where Brady and Max begin to reconcile their strained relationship. Becca is angry that Hutch could not keep his promise to avoid more trouble, but she makes it clear she is staying and expects him to fix things. Hutch recommits to repairing the family bond.

Hutch and Wyatt reunite and prepare the amusement park for Lendina's arrival, with help from their father David and Hutch's brother Harry. The group coordinates a defense while keeping up the pretense of normal family life. The plan aligns the siblings toward a common goal that safeguards their community.

Abel is executed at Lendina's command for being an annoyance, and Hutch and Wyatt kill most of her men. Harry eliminates enemy forces at the lodge, while Wyatt is shot in the leg and David is knocked unconscious during the clashes. The family faces heavy losses as the confrontation tightens.

Lendina launches a final assault on Hutch, but Becca tranquilizes her with a shot to the eye and turns the tide. David recovers in time to blow up the park, killing Lendina and the rest of her men. The family fights for survival as the criminal threat collapses around them.

After the chaos, Hutch and Becca are interrogated in an unknown hangar but are freed on orders from an anonymous source. The mysterious benefactor remains unrevealed, leaving the family with a new sense of precarious security. They prepare to move forward together.

The family watches a visual album of their vacation, offering a reflective montage of their ordeal and the bond that kept them together. The montage frames a hopeful but cautious return to normal life. The memory serves as a reminder of what they fought to protect.

Harry supports the family throughout the crisis, taking part in the fight and aiding Hutch and Wyatt. His loyalty underscores the extended family dynamic that sustains them through danger. The brothers rely on their kin as the situation escalates toward resolution.

Becca's decisive intervention during the final assault demonstrates her commitment to protecting the family. Her actions shift the balance and establish her as an equal partner in their life together. The ending reinforces the theme of a united family facing threats head on.