With the failure of the vice presidential candidate list carefully planned by Frank and Linda, the plot entered a more complicated and confusing stage.The two people who originally seemed to be in control of the situation unexpectedly encountered President Garrett's unexpected decision to nominate billionaire Raymond Tasker as the vice presidential candidate.This change not only frustrated Frank and Linda's plans, but also made the development of the plot full of uncertainty.

In this episode, we see Frank's complex psychological changes.From his initial disappointment, to his strong support of Raymond in front of the president, to his later initiative, Frank demonstrated the adaptability and foresight of a political veteran.He clearly knows that whether internally or externally, he must maintain a firm position so that he can take the initiative at critical moments.

Meanwhile, Linda's character is further developed in this episode.Although she did not show strong support in front of the president like Frank, her presence and the tacit understanding between Frank made people believe that she was still Frank's indispensable partner in the political struggle.

On the other hand, Janning's investigation gradually revealed the truth behind the Peter Russell incident.From her brief interview with Paul, she was keenly aware of the existence of a certain high-ranking and powerful person.As the plot progresses, the identity of this mysterious figure gradually emerges.This not only shakes Janning and Zoe's trust in Frank, but also foreshadows the subsequent plot.

In addition, Carlisle's cooperation with Sanko has also become a focus of this episode.In order to cooperate with Sanko Company, Carlisle did not hesitate to sacrifice Gillian's hard work - the “Well of the World” project.This decision not only triggered dissatisfaction and protest from Gillian, but also caused the audience to question Carlisle's motives and purposes.

In this episode, we also see the battle between Frank and Raymond.Although Frank initially had doubts and dissatisfaction with Raymond, he showed great political wisdom and adaptability when facing Raymond.Not only did he succeed in making Raymond think that his property was threatened, he also took the opportunity to engage in in-depth negotiations with Raymond.