The entire SAMCRO family goes on lockdown inside the clubhouse as Jax and Clay prepare to battle The League. A.J. Weston learns the truth about Ethan Zobelle’s business dealings in Charming. Applying what she has learned from Gemma, Tara ensures her position at St. Thomas Hospital.
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QUESTION: From Noelle Sinck
I wanted to submit a question for Mr. Perlman.
In the promo video prior to season 1 you mention that you’ve never played anyone who was as much of a “man” as Clay. Was it hard to find the humanity in this character? I feel you have done a great job of showing the two sides of him, both ruthless and vulnerable. Was there a process to finding the nuances in this character or did they evolve naturally over the season?
To Noelle
Thanks for your kind words regarding the portrayal of Clay. The tricky part to playing him lay more in the type of man he is, rather than his manhood. I think the comment I made referred to the fact that Clay is the first character I’ve played who possesses no real sense of humor about himself. To play someone who, in his own mind, is always right was the real challenge. The fact that he shows his vulnerability every now again is a tribute more to the writing of Kurt Sutter and company more than anything else. At any rate, and without trying to get too analytical, thank you again for taking the time to share your thoughts.
Ron Perlman
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QUESTION: from Sean Slater:
Hello, I hope everyone is doing well. First let me say I love the show and I am very excited for season 2. With that being said, on to my question.
My question is for the cast, what drew you to the show exactly? Was it the story? The characters? I have to say the acting all around is top notch; the story is very engrossing as it draws you in regardless of what direction it may take. I can’t imagine any other group of actors playing these roles. I know you’ll get a million of these, but I thank you for your time.
Sean
Sean,
I got signed on at the last minute. They were reshooting parts of the pilot and wanted to add my character of Tig. I took a huge leap of faith with Kurt Sutter, trusting that the guy I was about to play was not just a psycho whack job…but a biker who has humor and heart and is committed to the club. It’s worked out so far in spades. The original script was familiar to me and loved the writing. There really is nothing like it on the tube anywhere. This season has seen a shift for Tig. He’s lost his mo jo a bit from the accident of killing Donna last season. But near the end of season two he gets it back big time…just love coming to work everyday and working with this cast. It’s quite the ride, and I hope it continues.
Kim Coates
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Please keep sending your questions to SOAQuestions@gmail.com If you ask, I’ll get them to answer.
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Sons of Anarchy
Season 2, Episode 211
Recap: “Service”
We pick up the episode hours after Gemma revealed the rape to Clay and Jax. Rocked by the news, everyone is up trying to figure out what now. Clay makes a late night visit to Jax’s house – they need to do this right, they need a plan. In Jax’s mind the plan is simple – kill them all.
A morning Church session is called. Jax informs the club that he is not going nomad, but before the club can rejoice Clay reins them in and shares the news about Gemma. The club is shocked and wants revenge. Jax and Clay tell them that if they are going to destroy Zobelle’s organization, the Sons need to tear them apart from the inside. The guys are given instructions to find something to use as a wedge between Zobelle and Weston, and until then no one retaliates.
Tara goes to check in on Gemma. Gemma shares her fears – now that Clay knows, there is no way he will ever want her again. Tara tries to reassure her, only to have her education continue.
With no gun connection, the Sons tap their personal stock in preparation for retaliation. Tig goes to Gemma and Clay’s house to collect their guns. Still haunted by killing Donna and lying to a brother, Tig drowns his guilt in a sea of booze. Gemma sees Tig as he finishes off a fifth of vodka. He kisses her expressing his deepest sympathy for what happened to her. With emotions running high on both parts, Gemma and Tig are overcome by a moment of sadness, passion, and rage as their relationship walks the fine line of turning physical. They come to their senses before it’s too late and Tig rushes off. He arrives at Teller-Morrow to find Opie putting the final touches on his Panhead EG. Seeking solace for what he did, he asks Opie why Donna was driving his truck the night she died. Putting it all together, Opie realizes what Tig has done and unleashes a vicious attack on him. Tig welcomes the beating, putting up no resistance, only saying it was Stahl’s doing. Jax pulls up and breaks up the fight. Opie rushes off as Bobby and Clay try to figure out what happened. Tig tells them he told Opie that he killed Donna. Jax realizes that Opie has gone after Stahl and goes after Opie to stop him from doing something stupid.
Jax turns to Hale to help find Stahl. Hale tells him she went to meet an informant, and suggests that it has to be one of Zobelle’s people who has turned on the Irish. Jax goes to Impeccable Smokes and follows Zobelle. He follows him to a meeting with Alverez where Jax puts it together - Zobelle is selling heroin with Alverez. This is the piece that the Sons need to drive a wedge between Weston and Zobelle.
Meanwhile Opie has Stahl in his sights. As he plans his move, he is shocked to see Chibs walking out with CI paperwork. Opie continues to follow Stahl to the docks where he finally makes his move and confronts her. Gun to her head, Opie lets Stahl know just who she killed. In a turn, Opie reveals that the gun isn’t loaded and leaves Stahl to realize he made the choice to let her live.
Jax finds Opie back at the clubhouse. Opie tells him that he didn’t kill Stahl. He turns to Jax and asks how he is suppose to stay and share a patch with Clay and Tig after all of this. Jax gives him the manuscript and tells Op that he needs him if he is going to turn things around.
At Church, Opie confronts Clay, Tig, and Bobby. He tells them that he is going to stay and that he would prefer this stay between them, he doesn’t need people knowing his business. He tells them that he will stay on one condition, Chibs is working with Stahl and they need to hear him out and believe what he tells them. Clay agrees.
Meanwhile Chibs is in the garage, upset. Gemma asks him what’s the matter. He tells her that he’s messed up and doesn’t know how to make things right. Gemma tells him to come clean. Chibs goes into the Chapel and tells the guys that he needs to talk to them. He gives them the whole story and Clay, proving good to his word, tells Chibs that they will sort it all out and he is good with them. Suddenly, Piney bursts in, gun drawn, and fires off a shot at Clay. Without hesitation Tig protects Clay as Opie and Chibs take Piney down. Clay goes after Piney and the guys hold him back. Opie demands the room so he can talk to his father. The guys clear out, giving them a minute.
Jax, Clay, Bobby, Tig, and Chibs grab a solemn drink at the bar as they wait for Opie and Piney to finish. Opie emerges and explains to Clay that Piney did what he did for Opie. Piney thought Opie would kill Clay and he didn’t want that to fall on Opie. Clay takes all the news in stride and allows Piney to stay in the club.
Jax and Clay exit the clubhouse. Tig catches up with Clay and tells him that Gemma needs to know that he still loves her. Clay strides up to the office and finally, after so long, takes Gemma.
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Sons of Anarchy
Season 2, Episode 210
Recap: “Balm”
The gauntlet has been thrown - Jax is going Nomad. Clay informs the rest of the club that the Nomad President has accepted Jax’s request for a transfer, now it is up to a vote to see if we let him go or not.
Jax goes to the cabin to tell Piney. Piney is less than thrilled to hear that the one he trusted to make things right is leaving. Jax tells him he will still make things right, just needs a little distance to do that. On his way out he talks with Opie who is just arriving. Opie doesn’t understand what he’s doing. Frankly, neither does Jax.
Chibs finally gets cut loose from the hospital. Jax, Bobby, Happy, and Half-Sack are there to bring him home. In the van, Half-Sack tells Chibs about Jax going Nomad. Bobby and Jax catch the van making an abrupt left, Jax tells them to go ahead he’ll go after Chibs.
Chibs drags Sack to the Army/Navy store and confronts the Irish – why are they selling guns to Zobelle? The infamous Jimmy O comes out when he hears the ruckus. Jax gets to the store just in time to settle everyone down. Stahl has surveillance on the store and hears everything. She will use this to press Chibs and Jax one last time.
Jax comes home to find Stahl sitting in his living room with Tara. She tries to get him to rat, threatens looking into Kohn’s disappearance. He gives her nothing. Stahl leaves. Jax tells Tara about going Nomad and what that means. He assures her it is the best thing for the time being.
Tara goes to Gemma. Gemma condemns the decision pointing out all of the pitfalls of going Nomad. Tara is unsure about what is the right decision. Gemma confronts Jax. To Jax’s surprise he is not met with a lecture of anger from his mother. Instead she tells him about his father and the dark place John was in when he wrote that manuscript. She alludes to the idea that his death was welcomed on his part more then it was an accident. She leaves Jax with a page to read in the manuscript, page 449.
Meanwhile, Opie and Half-Sack get back to the garage with a van they repossessed from the Wahewa reservation. They find a case of unmarked bullets in the back – Clay gets an idea. Clay, Opie, Tig, and Half-Sack head to the reservation and meet with the bullet maker. They reach an agreement for them to make bullets for the Sons if, and only if, the Sons can sell their mushrooms. Clay makes a call to Laroy and set up a deal once the mushrooms have been quality tested. Tig and Half-Sack have the honors.
Jax consults with Bobby about going Nomad. Bobby tells him that this club needs something big to get us back on the right track, but he is not sure if Jax going Nomad is the right move or not.
At the hospital Tara is about to scrub in for a surgery when Margaret tells her she has been suspended for helping Chibs. Her medical license is in jeopardy pending a hearing with the board. Tara tries to defend herself to no avail.
Chibs is approached by Stahl; if she wants his help he wants full immunity and protection for Fiona and his daughter Kerianne and the charges against SOA dropped. Stahl agrees but needs something first to even get the ball rolling. Chibs gives up the location of the Irish safe house. Stahl moves on the tip and takes down Edmond at the safe house. She pushes Edmond and he agrees to cooperate.
Jax takes Clay aside before the vote and asks, father to son, what he wants. Clay says he wants him gone. The Sons gather for the vote. One by one they cast their votes to determine the fate of their VP. It’s unanimous; Jax is free to go Nomad. Jax takes his cut and removes his VP and REDWOOD ORIGINAL patches. As the guys exit Gemma tells Jax to come to her house.
Jax and Tara arrive at the Morrow house. They take a seat at the table with Clay and Gemma, ready to hear what she has to say. Gemma slowly begins revealing her rape to her son and husband. She shares with them what happened and why. Gemma finishes her story. The men have no words. Jax kisses his mothers hand, gets up and places his hand on Clay’s shoulder; an unspoken understanding between father and son. Jax grabs his patches off the table and leaves while Clay embraces his queen.
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Sons of Anarchy
Season 2, Episode 209
Recap: “Fa Guan”
After a devastating family dinner emotions are running high. Jax pays Big Otto a visit to give his condolences for Luann. It’s clear Jax feels some responsibility for possibly inciting her tragic death by roughing up Georgie Caruso.
Meanwhile Clay and the guys meet with Henry Lin. They unfortunately cannot fill his gun order; ATF has eyes on their supplier. However they agree to help Lin ‘free-up’ his supplier from his immigration troubles in exchange for access to the Hamas pipeline. Lin gives SOA the information on the INS judge trying the case. The plan is simple - they will go in and persuade him to drop the charges.
Hale gets a hot tip about Darby dealing drugs and prostitution at a local motel in Charming. Two of the girls he busts are from Caracara. They call Jax for help. Clay gets wind that girls from Caracara are hooking and gives Bobby the order to shut Caracara down. They have a new gun pipeline and don’t need porn. Bobby tries to persuade Clay to keep it up and running, it’s a moneymaker. Clay doesn’t care - shut it down. We find out the tip came from Zobelle, this is Hale’s last chance to get on board and be the town hero.
Unser checks in with Gemma to make sure she’s doing okay dealing with Luann’s murder. Gemma tells him that she doesn’t think that it was Zobelle. Unser agrees and asks her to take him to one of his church meetings in the morning. Realizing that Unser is going all alone, she is happy to help her friend.
Bobby lets Jax know Clay’s intentions to shut Caracara down. Jax confronts Clay – he can’t shut down club action without a majority vote. Jax takes the challenge one step further when Clay reminds him of the promise he made (204) by laying his gun on the table, giving Clay an open target to shoot him. Jax leaves stating “we will” vote on Caracara tomorrow at chapel.
Outside Tig approaches Jax – they need to talk. Jax tells him to speak; he has nothing to hide from Bobby. Tig informs Jax that Clay has Opie taking the lead on pressing the judge. If things go bad there is no coming back from this for Opie. Tig will come to do the dirty work. Jax just needs to come along and keep Opie light. Jax doesn’t think that Opie will listen to him. Regardless Bobby agrees and tells Jax he should come along.
Gemma stops in the hospital to apologize to Tara for butting into her business. Tara tells her that Chibs flipped out when she told him that he is going to be transferred to another hospital because of his lapsed insurance. Gemma tells her not to worry, they will find a way to protect him. Tara just wants to know when this is all going to stop. Gemma reassures her they have just hit a rough patch and things will settle down soon enough. Later Tara rushes in to Chibs’ room; he is now experiencing very serious pain and needs to be put back on to the critical list, keeping him at St. Thomas. He gives Tara a quick thank you for the help. The doc puts the club first.
In an intense scene at the judge’s house, SOA runs into a realization that the seeming easily to crack judge, won’t crack. Not even the threat of killing his son can make him cooperate. Opie, filled with rage and fear, at the point of no return, can’t pull the trigger and kill the judge’s son. Tig steps up to fulfill his duty, but can’t. Jax goes to Opie and tasks Bobby to find something to use. Jax exits the house to find Opie on the porch. A silent understanding of what just happened between the two old friends. Bobby finds love letters from the judge’s late wife, just the leverage that they need to persuade the judge. The judge throws the case out and Lin’s gun connect is free to go.
Meanwhile Zobelle and Weston make their next assault against the Sons and burn down Caracara. The next morning SOA gets word of the fire. There is nothing left of the porn studio. Jax, convinced Clay was behind the fire, has had enough and declares – “I’m going Nomad.”
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Sons of Anarchy
Season 2, Episode 208
Recap: “Potlatch”
SOA may be home from jail in one piece, but they are far from healed. Tara and Gemma check in with their men separately: Tara questions Jax’s want for change while Gemma plans a family dinner to refocus the club and bring them back together. Bobby takes it upon himself to gather the club and figure out how to mend the rift between Jax and Clay. Opie will talk to Jax and Tig to Clay; they need to get to the bottom of this before it destroys the club.
Jax walks in as Bobby and the rest of the guys are wrapping up their talk. He needs them to find Clay; the Chinese want a sit down. Jax heads off to Caracara to deal with a distraught Luann, the studio was broken into, equipment was stolen, and a disturbing message “Dead Bitch” was scrawled across Lyla’s door. Jax realizes that there’s only one person who could have been responsible – Georgie Caruso.
Gemma goes to check on Chibs only to find Fiona Larkin, Chibs’ estranged wife, watching over him. Gemma introduces Tara and then fills her in. Tara gives Gemma the good news; Chibs is off the critical list and should be able to go home after a week or so in recovery at a neighboring hospital. Gemma flips. He can’t be unprotected. Tara explains that with his lapsed insurance there is nothing she can do.
Meanwhile, Clay and the rest of the guys meet with Henry Lin. He is experiencing a hold up with his gun connection and needs guns from SOA. Clay tells him they will think about it. As a gesture of good faith, Lin offers Chuck, eight fingers missing, but alive and well. Tig says they’ll take him; he can take over the books at Caracara. Opie gets a call from Jax telling him about Lyla. He takes Chuck and heads to Caracara. Clay and the others head to the Irish safe house to see about the guns. At the safe house it becomes apparent that the Irish are in fact selling guns to Zobelle; Stahl was right. Clay leaves, tasking Half-Sack to follow the guns.
At Caracara, Opie takes a moment to comfort Lyla then regroups with Jax and Bobby. Chuck informs Jax that Lin has been crazy, the Mayan’s are pushing them out and they are losing ground daily. Jax finds this news very interesting and wants to check in with Laroy, but first they’ll deal with Georgie. Using Chuck to lure Georgie’s muscle away they burst into his office and take back what’s theirs. In the process, they take a moment to further illustrate their point and drown Georgie’s Laptop in his fish tank.
Jax, Opie, Bobby and Chuck stop by the Niner’s bar on their way back to Charming only to find it is under new ownership – Mayan. Alverez informs them that this is Mayan territory now and the truce with the Sons is over. Alverez demands their cuts before they leave. Jax refuses. Alverez pulls his gun and threatens Jax. Cool and confident, Jax tells him it’s the only way he’s getting his cut. Bobby steps in to diffuse the situation reminding Alverez what the repercussions of killing the VP of the mother charter would be. Alverez lets them go with the threat that next time SOA comes into Mayan territory they don’t come out.
Meanwhile, Clay, Tig, Happy and Half-Sack follow Weston and the Irish guns to a drop. Unable to get a hold of Jax, Bobby, and Opie they make a move on their own. It’s bad timing as Ule arrives and a gunfight ensues. Clay, Tig, Happy and Half-Sack barely escape with their lives, but no guns.
Gemma puts the final touches on family diner as Jax, Bobby and Opie arrive. They gather around the table. Clay, Tig, and Half-Sack enter, pissed. “Where were you?” the tension is high, SOA at each others’ throats as Hale enters the house. He delivers the news that Luann has been killed. She was found beaten to death. Hale leaves and Clay turns on Jax blaming him for her death. Jax hits back with “I’m not the one going around killing women.” Gemma’s had enough and shatters the serving tray on the table stopping everyone cold.
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Locked up, unprotected, and with the AB gunning for them, the Sons know that the prison yard will prove to be a very dangerous place. Clay and Jax try to put their anger aside momentarily to strike a deal with Laroy’s cousin Russell Divine, leader of the Black Guerilla Family, for protection while they are locked up. Russell agrees to protect them as long as the Sons can do something for the Family – first, a snitch in protective custody, Dion, needs to be taken out and second a Tranny, Vincent, on the outside needs to be set up and brought to jail so they can deal with her. Clay puts Opie, the only one who didn’t get locked up, on Vincent while Jax uses Juice as bate and arranges a ‘date’ for him and Dion.
Meanwhile Tara and Gemma meet with Rosen to figure out how to get the guys out. Rosen tells them that bail is set at $3 million. Gemma knows there is only one person in Charming who can help. She goes to Oswald, but he tells her that he can’t help, not this time.
Stahl and ATF are back in Charming. Hale gives her a chilly welcome. She informs him that she has no intention of causing any more damage in his town. She is there to go after the IRA and she plans on using the fact that the SOA is in jail as leverage.
Juice meets with Dion. The plan works and the Family rushes in before Juice is put into a compromising position. As Juice approaches Clay and company with the good news he’s attacked and stabbed twice in the back. Jax rushes to his aid and the guards get him to safety. Clay gets word that Juice is going to be alright, it’s up to Opie now to make sure the Tranny (Vincent) set-up goes right to get SOA protection.
Opie enlists Trammel to help with the set up. He plants drugs in Vincent’s car then Trammel pulls Vincent over. Vincent shoots Trammel and takes off. Opie rushes to his aid. SOA gets word about Trammel and they are on their own in jail. Jax is livid. Clay gets called away by one of the Guards and Bobby tells Jax he has to be the one to forgive and forget with Clay for the sake of the club.
Clay meets with Stahl. She tries to get Clay to give up the Irish, but he shuts her down.
He returns to his cell where Jax approaches him ready to make amends. Clay responds to the gesture with a punch in the face. Jax and Clay get into a brutal, no holds barred fight. The guards rush in and break up the fight. They bring Jax into the interrogation room to meet with Stahl. She plays the same angle as she did with Clay, but this time Jax calls her bluff. He knows she has nothing. A little impressed by the heir apparent, Stahl lets Jax know that their bail was made and they are free to go. Jax leaves her with a bone chilling reminder that Kohn (Jay Karnes) was a Fed too and nobody’s heard from him.
Gemma and Tara anxiously wait for their men to return home. When SOA returns to the clubhouse it is apparent that the club has been divided. A clear line has been drawn with Jax on one side and Clay on the other.
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Sons of Anarchy
Season 2, Episode 206
Recap: “Falx Cerebri”
The episode begins in the aftermath of the explosion. As the ambulance pulls away, the worry, stress, and want for revenge can be seen on all of the Sons’ faces. There is no stopping the retaliation on Zobelle, not now. Jax, still worried they’re walking into a trap, partners up with Hale in hopes to protect his brothers. Hale’s on board, under one condition, Jax will deliver Zobelle alive for questioning.
The explosion brings the Irish around, now questioning what this will do to their gun running arrangement. Clay assures him that everything is under control and they will be able to make their deliveries as scheduled. To make sure of this, Clay tasks Unser to busy his unis so Juice can have a chance to clean up the crime scene before CSU arrives. An ill-fated plan to pour Unser’s ‘radioactive’ urine on the crime scene backfires, leaving Unser and Juice defeated.
Jax and Hale get a hold of Weston’s address and head over there. Meanwhile Clay and the others mount up and head to Weston’s as well. Jax manages to get to Weston first, but only finds his gun-wielding, itchy trigger-fingered son Cliffy there. Cliffy fires on Jax, igniting a barrage of bullets from the rest of the Sons who have arrived outside. Jax dives on top of Cliffy, protecting him from the gunfire. SOA stops firing when they realize it is a kid inside, all they get from the house is Weston’s password-coded laptop.
At a loss, Hale confronts Gemma, tells her he knows about the attack. Gemma, reeling from Unser’s betrayal, calms herself and gives Hale as much information as she can – the only one she saw was Polly. Hale vows to keep her secret, then takes the new information and moves on it. Hale finds out that Polly is Zobelle’s daughter and confronts her at her father’s cigar shop. Under the threat of jail, she tells Hale her father is speaking at a big rally happening that night with plenty of jailhouse Aryans.
Hale relays the information to Jax, but not before Clay and the other SOA member have already figured it out. Clay and company gun-up and head for the rally to kill Zoebelle. Jax gives chase and when he meets up with them he tries to stop them from going in. Jax tells them that Hale is sending the cops as they speak and if they go in they’ll all go to jail. Clay doesn’t care and they move on the Church. SOA busts in guns blazing, only to find a church family dinner happening: another set-up. SOA tries to escape, but are all confronted by the police and arrested.
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We have many talented people working on the show – my hat goes off to them and their creativity and ingenuity for doing what they do on a daily basis. It may all start with the writers, but the crew brings it to life.
One of the men behind the curtain is our Production Designer, Anthony Medina. He along with his exceptionally talented team in the Art Department and Set Decoration take the words off the page and create the world of SAMCRO.
In this weeks episode they got to build AND destroy one of the many sets you see in the show. It is oddly satisfying – so I’m told - to build something only to crash a flatbed truck right into it.
Take a look at the before pictures and a little video of the crash.
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Sons of Anarchy
Season 2, Episode 205
Recap: “Smite”
As the Sons try to get back to business, the growing rift between Jax and Clay becomes more apparent. Clay makes a friendly visit to Zobelle, a welcome to Charming, along with a friendly reminder of the cost of doing business in his town. Zobelle, peeved by Clay’s arrogance, makes his next move, giving Weston the go ahead for Stockton.
At Stockton State Prison, Big Otto is attending to a work detail when he is attacked by three AB inmates. The vicious attack, initiated on Zobelle’s orders, leaves Otto beaten and blind in one eye. When the club gets news of the attack, a vote for retaliation is set, but not everyone is on the same page. Jax tries to get the rest of the club to look at the big picture and hold off on the retaliation until they know more about Zobelle and what they are dealing with.
Meanwhile, Zobelle and Weston make a visit to Charming P.D. They inform Hale that Clay tried to extort protection money from him. When that is not enough to sway Hale, Weston hands him two DVDs, the first implicating Opie in the methhouse bombing and the other showing what appears to be Hale taking a bribe from Darby. Unser notices Hale’s distress and reminds him that he needs to be the ‘good cop’ or the whole department will become a joke. To enlighten Hale on who Zobelle truly is, he shares Gemma’s secret about her attack.
Gemma, still suffering the physical and psychological repercussions from her assault, confides in Tara. Tara recommends some medication for her pain. As they exit the drug store Gemma spots Polly – she stops dead in her tracks. Polly takes off running. Gemma pulls the gun from her bag and gives chase. She watches Polly hop into Weston’s car and drive away. Tara grabs Gemma’s arm, startling her, and receives a brutal elbow to the nose. At the hospital, Tara gets patched up, then confronts Gemma about what happened. As Tara’s education continues, she uses some of Gemma’s persuasion techniques on Gemma herself, forcing her to see a shrink. Gemma, somewhere between pissed and impressed, agrees to do as Tara says.
As the club convenes for the vote, Jax makes his final plea to hold off on the retaliation for Otto’s attack. Each member casts their vote. They vote with Jax agreeing to wait on and figure out who and what they are up against before they act. Clay takes it hard, Bobby tries to assure him that this is the best move for now. The Sons depart from the clubhouse as the van we saw Gemma chase Polly away in being towed onto the lot. Chibs goes to move the van – when he tries to start the car, he realizes it’s rigged to explode. He manages to get out of the vehicle just before it detonates. The blast sends him flying, landing hard on his head. The guys rush to his aid as the blood quickly pools around his head.
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