After 'Yellowstone' Gave Fans Kayce Dutton's Wolf Drama, '1923's' Michelle Randolph Told Us Why Elizabeth Facing One Is 'Important' In Season 2 MASTER

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Spoilers for the first two episodes of "1923’s" second season are ahead! If you aren’t caught up, you can stream the "Yellowstone" prequel with a Paramount+ subscription and catch new episodes on Sundays.  Wolves play an important role in "Yellowstone," specifically in Kayce Dutton’s story. Throughout the flagship show, and specifically in the last two seasons, whenever we saw the animal, it also came with Luke Grimes’ character pondering his paths as he decided whether to embrace the Dutton legacy or abandon it. Now, in "1923," Elizabeth has faced a wolf too, and I asked Michelle Randolph about the impact a moment like that will have on Season 2 as it continues airing on the 2025 TV schedule.

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00:00in the first three episodes we've seen Elizabeth almost get eaten by a cougar and eaten by a wolf.

00:05Man, yeah, it just seems like bad things follow her a little bit,

00:10but it's just a really stark introduction to what life is like on the ranch and what it's

00:17like to be a Dutton and it almost just feels like she's getting a crash course this winter

00:22and ultimately seeing that Kara is the rancher's wife and that's what she is going to become.

00:31So I think that's pretty important for the script.

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