Did you see the episode 6 of Queen Sugar a couple of days ago?
The family dinner that closed the show was pretty hard to throat.
Post their fathers headstone memorial everyone came back to the house,
They sat down at the table before the dine to commune for a while
and ooo child
let me tell you what went down then:
Aunt Vi and Hollywood witnessed frayed ends.
Ralph Angel (RA) is the youngest and only Bordelon male child
he found a letter addressed to him from their father after he died
Ernest Bordelon left the lot of his farm to his son Ralph Angel to passed down to Blue.
Initially he shared the letter with Aunt Vi
And her surmise: the letter could ruin their lives
Because big sis Charlie has invested big dough – she’s the farms financial motor.
Their fathers last days were spent cleaning toilets, learned (middle sis), Nova.
Charlie was blindsided by all and asked the fam to ‘hold the phone,’
And clarified that the letter Ernest wrote gave the farm to RA, alone!?
RA said, “Yeah. Y’all can read it for yourself.”
Both his sisters got up – but no for the mail
Nova and Charlie both started heading for the door.
I got the impression they were done with the “unity” score.
Aunt Vi, Hollywood and Darla sat at the table in silence…
I wasn’t talking either. I was busy writing this. 📝
What the Cane is going on with the fam?
The farm belongs to Ralph Angel. The ladies are like ‘damn.’
What now?
Episode 6 is titled: Line Of Our Elders and rightfully so.
We are passed down and inherit our ancestors beloved whoas.
The content of this series is sweet, sticky and thick.
I’m Qui
A candy lover though eating too much Cane can make you sick.
The family vibe is mud and Ernests’ letter is the stick.
What do you know about cane sugar? Any takers? Anyone have memories, like my own, from the South of grandparents buying sugar cane then coming home and cutting you off a piece of the bamboo looking stalk that tasted like 100% sugar water? It was amazing that this candy-like pleasure grew out of the ground. As a child I loved it and today, — I’m digging on that scripted family in NC that make up the series 
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