Sweet Virginia

The evening at Lou's bar kicks off with a spirited game of poker involving Tom, Lou, and Mitchell. The atmosphere is filled with laughter and camaraderie as the friends enjoy each other's company.

The jovial environment is disrupted when a man barges into the bar despite the 'closed' sign. Mitchell confronts him and demands he leave, showcasing his protective instincts.

Instead of leaving peacefully, the intruder responds with hostility, threatening Mitchell and forcing him to back down. This unsettling encounter foreshadows the violence to come.

The intruder returns with deadly intentions, opening fire in the bar. Lou, Mitchell, and Tom are caught in the crossfire, leaving the scene filled with tragedy and bloodshed.

As morning breaks, Sam reads about the shooting in the newspaper and reflects on the senseless violence. This moment triggers a wave of nostalgia and some painful memories from his past.

Sam hears a disturbance coming from room 128 and attempts to intervene. His efforts are met with a slammed door, illustrating the isolation and frustration he feels in the aftermath of the tragedy.

Bernadette, widow of Tom, reaches out to Sam to invite him to a gathering in honor of her late husband. Sam's hesitation crumbles under her persistent urge, leading to a complex connection.

During their intimate night together, Sam and Bernadette navigate the complexities of grief and unresolved emotions. The encounter, while passionate, leaves them both feeling conflicted.

Lila, filled with rage over her husband Mitchell's death, confronts the shooter. Her demand for answers reveals the shocking lack of remorse from the man responsible, deepening her anguish.

As Lila processes the fallout from Mitchell's death, she learns about the financial troubles he hid from her. The revelation of his hidden life insurance policies adds a layer of betrayal to her grief.

Elwood seeks to protect his own interests by befriending Sam, masking his true intentions. Their chance meeting at a diner leads to a bonding moment that distracts Sam from the looming danger.

Lila arrives at the diner, creating an awkward situation among the three. Her recognition of Elwood triggers alarm bells, prompting her to leave quickly and raising the stakes of their intertwined fates.

Angered by a phone call with his mother, Elwood's fury spills over into a violent rampage. His unpredictable nature leads to threats against Lila, intensifying the web of danger surrounding her.

As Sam spends an evening with Bernadette, Elwood and his accomplice plot against them. The peaceful night rapidly degenerates into chaos as their plans take a dark turn.

The night ends in a confrontation between Sam and Elwood, culminating in a desperate struggle. Sam musters his courage and uses his grandfather's firearm to confront the threat posed by Elwood.