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: The episode highlights how the "expensive" transition from a lawless camp to a corporate-owned town involves the sacrifice of personal agency and human lives.

: The influence of George Hearst grows as his geologist agent, Francis Wolcott, continues to acquire gold claims through intimidation. [S2E6] Something Very Expensive

: Through Wolcott, the show illustrates how the wealth represented by George Hearst treats people as disposable resources . : The episode highlights how the "expensive" transition

: A new schoolteacher arrives in camp, providing a rare moment of optimism for Merrick. Meanwhile, an influx of Chinese labor creates new tensions for Mr. Wu. Key Characters & Conflicts Primary Conflict Al Swearengen [S2E6] Something Very Expensive