'Fargo' Season 2 Episode 5 Spoilers: Floyd Goes Into An Offensive Stance To Preserve The Family's Interest

Things are about to get even more complicated and at the same time, intense, for the lives of the characters in the hit crime drama series from FX, "Fargo" Season 2, as the show continues this week with a brand new episode that will see the Gerhardts finally taking the offensive stance against the enemy from Kansas City.

The spoiler report from the International Business Times for the episode titled "The Gift of the Magi" revealed that Floyd will finally be taking action against the people who wished to get their business away from their hands.

Fans may remember the chilling exchange between the family and Joe Bulo, the latter of whom gave the Gerhardts an ultimatum to turn over the business. Needless to say, the matriarch of the organized crime mob chose the bloody path. Near the end of the last episode "Fear and Trembling," she prompted her household to prepare for war.

The Kansas gang, on their part, won't allow themselves to be sitting ducks in this upcoming conflict. Mike Milligan, who happens to have an intimate moment with Simone, attempts to convince the Gerhardt lady to give him information on the clan's plans.

"I want to know what they are going to do before they do it," the visitor told Simone.

In connection with these developments, the Blomquist couple may need to start figuring out how to get out of the huge mess that they are about to be involved with. Floyd, in the highlight clip, made it very clear that she wants revenge for the death of her youngest, Rye, who was accidentally killed by Peggy.

"I want this butcher dead. No mercy," the woman said.

Will Ed and his wife now consider taking Lou's help of protection?

Find out how these thrilling events unfold when "Fargo" Season 2 airs this Monday, Nov. 9, at 10 p.m. on FX.

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