Gemma tricks Margaret into revealing the truth: 5.0 He is still trying to discover what lies in the depths, whether itвЂ™s good or evil, and heвЂ™s still holding out hope that the truth of it will set him free. It isnвЂ™t just the truth of what is happening with his wife and with his club that Jax is seeking. And despite all of the drama, violence, and tension that Sutter has so skillfully built into Sons of Anarchy, it is these quieter moments, when the narrative turns inward on Jax Teller, that we really see the mark of great storytelling. When the girl asks why he does it, he tells her, 'ItвЂ™s just my way of saying sorry to a mother.' ItвЂ™s yet another Shakespearean moment for the show, another ghost for Jax to wrestle with. When he finds out about a girl who lost her mother in the same accident that killed his father, he calls in a favor to help her dad keep his house, to make some amends for the sins of his club. But there are deeper truths revealed in this episode as well, the most glaring of which is that, underneath all the turmoil of power, it turns out that Jax Teller still does have a beating heart. We get a lot of truth this week, Gemma admitting her involvement in John TellerвЂ™s death to Nero, to Jax finding out all that TaraвЂ™s been up to. 'Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free.' John 8:32, one of the more famous Bible verses, and also the title of last nightвЂ™s episode of Sons of Anarchy. Creator (and GQ guest blogger) Kurt SutterвЂ™s mind can go to some pretty dark places, so each episode weвЂ™ll rate those dark places on a scale of 1 to 10: 1 being nothing more unsettling than a romp with someoneвЂ™s old lady in the clubhouse, and 10 being as deeply disturbing as TigвЂ™s daughter getting roasted alive in a fiery pit of corpses. With season 6 of SOA finally upon us, weвЂ™re quantitatively rating the gruesome, the bewildering, and the truly shocking of everyoneвЂ™s favorite Harley-riding psychopaths each week, all season long.

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