EPISODE

7. Animal Farm

Cyril O'Reily, Ryan's brother, is imprisoned and falls under Schillinger's control. Ryan tries to get him away into Em City, but Cyril winds up in the hole. El Cid tells Alvarez there's only way he can 'stay in the game.'

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A lonely Beecher continues to drink while missing Keller. Schillinger sets his sights on Cyril, and Ryan tries to get him away from Schillinger. McManus sets the condition that O'Reily must first confess to murdering Preston Nathan. The Senate passes a law which requires sex offenders to register with their community; Robert Sippel, a former priest imprisoned for molesting a 14-year-old boy, is released after 10 years, much to the dismay of the community. Hill tries to figure out a way to escape from Oz. After being rejected by Bellinger, Adebisi continues to use on a regular basis. Mob boss Antonio Nappa arrives to take revenge on Adebisi by organizing random drug testing. Another new inmate, Kipkeme Jara, is disgusted with Adebisi, who starts to have illusions about Jara. Rebadow learns that his grandson is dying from leukemia and wants to go to Disney World. One of the inmates, Jaz Hoyt, gets most of the prisoners in Em City to donate money to Rebadow's grandson. Hernandez lets Alvarez prove his loyalty to him by blinding a C.O. and former rival gang member, Eugene Rivera. McManus, feeling guilty about lying about Ross' murder, breaks it off with Whittlesey by transferring her out of Em City. Poet is sent back to Oz for murder and drugs.

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