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As civil unrest broke out, Max doubled down on the latest episode.
Having chosen their sides, the family ready themselves for the impending war.
Max's childhood was revealed as he had a family summit with Kathryn and Caden.
Max's decision leaves Caden feeling he has nothing to live for.
Caden's rehabilitation continued as he was moved to a military facility.