Julie Ariola

Dr Rhodes persuades Dr Latham to accompany him on a medical trip out of town. Meanwhile, an 8-year-old cancer patient wants to give up his battle.

The gang gathers their wives and children at the clubhouse for safety as they retaliate against the white supremacists who raped Gemma.

House suffers head trauma and short-term memory loss after being involved in a bus crash. While his colleagues urge him to rest, House is plagued by the belief that he noticed someone with a life-threatening illness on the bus, but cannot remember who they were.

The revelation of Gemma's rape unites the club in revenge, but Opie goes on a dangerous rampage when he learns the truth about his wife's death that could get SAMCRO into trouble with the law.

New evidence leads to the release of a man Monk helped convict 14 years previously, and the guilt-stricken detective tries to help him adjust to life on the outside.

After a tragedy hits the club, the bonds of brotherhood are called into question and Jax must take a stand.