''Fargo' season 2 episode 9 spoilers: Hanzee is back to being the Gerhardts' lapdog

Hanzee (Zahn McClarnon) is back to do his employees' bidding even after killing one of their own in the upcoming episode of the FX series "Fargo."

In "The Castle," TV.com reports that the Gerhardt gunman will report back to the family after shooting Dodd (Jeffrey Donovan) in the head. Last episode, Ed (Jesse Plemons) and Peggy (Kirsten Dunst) were about to be overpowered by their captive when the gunman arrived and for an unknown reason, killed Dodd. He then proceeded to ask the beautician for a haircut until Lou (Patrick Wilson) and Hank (Ted Danson) arrived at the crime scene. Hanzee then hightailed out of Sioux Falls and left the pair with the police.

Now that he is done with his assignment of tailing the Blumquists, Hanzee will be facing Floyd (Jean Smart) and her questions. She will want to know what happened to her son and if husband and wife are dead. It remains unclear, though, if Hanzee will tell her the truth. As much as Dodd deserved to die for being an overall douchebag, he was still a Gerhardt and his death would be mourned at least by his mother. What will Hanzee do next?

Meanwhile, Peggy and Ed will agree with the police about seeing Mike (Bokeem Woodbine). This is part of the authorities' elaborate plan to capture the criminal. The three are scheduled to meet at the Motor Motel. Last time, Ed contacted Mike to make a deal. He would give him Dodd and in exchange, he and Peggy would wash their hands of the whole affair. Despite repeated attempts to contact the Gerhardts, Ed just could not make the crime family acquiesce to his demands even if he was keeping one of their own as captive.

Mike is not yet aware that Hanzee already killed Dodd. He will be meeting the Blumquists, hoping that they will deliver him the person his lover Simone (Rachel Keller) told him to kill. Will Lou and Hank be able to apprehend him this time?

"Fargo" airs Mondays at 10 p.m. EST on FX.

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