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'Big Sky' Episode 4: Will Ronald murder Legarski for taking advantage of him? Fans wonder as the two come to blows

'There will be a showdown between Legarski and Ronald, and I’m here for it,' said a fan

'Big Sky' continues to make you feel sick at heart with its range of deranged and disturbing men.  In the previous episode, we saw Grace (Jade Petty John) trying to escape from Ronald's misery dungeon out into the open. Just as we thought that everything would be okay as she met a good fisherman, who promises to help her, Legarski (John Carroll Lynch) shows up at that same spot in the middle of woods and shoots him dead. Legarski then carries Grace off, after shooting her in the leg. He dumps her back in Ronald's creepy truck dungeon.

However, while Legarski and Ronald are in on the abductions together, they're not quite seeing eye-to-eye right now. In fact, they're coming to blows. For starters, Legarski is furious that Ronald abducted two 'wholesome' girls that everyone's looking for, and he's even more livid that Ronald's mother is getting suspicious. Legarski is close to pulling the gun on Ronald, but finally keeps his cool.

However, fans are sure that the two 'psychos' are going to kill each other soon, and that just might be a befitting ending to this grim tale. "There will be a showdown between legarski and Ronald, and I’m here for it. #BigSky," a fan wrote. Others are wondering whether Ronald might gather his wits and turn on Rick. "Is Ronald ever gonna get it together and turn on Rick? #BigSky," another fan wrote. "Series Plot Twist: Ronald is going to kill Rick for being taken advantage of. #BigSky," another fan wrote. Some wonder if Legarski would kill Ronald's mother. "Hmmm...maybe the sheriff is gonna kill Ronald’s mother cuz he cold blooded AF. #BigSky," a fan tweeted.

In an interview to TvLine, Jade Pettyohn, the actress who plays Grace opened up about her character being the one to figure things out, quicker than her fellow captives. "What I love most about Grace and how she’s written is that she’s never really absorbed by her fear. Fear, of course, is inevitable in a situation like this, but she’s never consumed or debilitated by it. She’s always using her mind. She’s always problem-solving, she thinks very analytically and she takes matters into her own hands. That ultimately is the one thing that she and her sister both have in terms of getting out, and that hope of potentially moving forward is Grace’s unwavering strength."

'Big Sky' airs on Tuesdays at 10 pm on ABC.