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As civil unrest broke out, Max doubled down on the latest episode.
Max's childhood was revealed as he had a family summit with Kathryn and Caden.
Caden's mental state caused concern for everyone on tonight's episode.
Max's decision leaves Caden feeling he has nothing to live for.
Max and Kathryn's relationship was explored as Caden fought for his life in hospital.
Richard Gere and Helen McCrory lead BBC Two's intriguing new political drama.
