The fifth episode of Paramount+’s crime drama series ‘Tulsa King’ season 2, titled ‘Tilting at Windmills,’ follows the challenges Dwight “The General” Manfredi faces while trying to expand his business empire by running the newly leasedout wind farms. Cal Thresher remains a headache as far as the former Mafia capo is concerned, especially since the former relies on desperate measures to retaliate against the new general in town. The men of Don Charles “Chickie” Invernizzi are concerned about the way the head of the family is handling the Tulsa affair, making Vince Antonacci propose a truce. Despite all this chaos, Dwight finds time to be an endearing partner
Wisdom from Dwight Manfredi is Shared
In the opening scene of "Tilting at Windmills," Dwight Manfredi and Tina accompany his two grandkids to their new school. The former Mafia boss is not impressed with the facilities and specializations of the educational school, which views basketball as a great team spirit builder and football as a violent sport. He advises his sister Joanne and daughter that the children should be taught selfdefense and problemsolving techniques. Even though he hasn't changed at all, the two women effectively silenced him by saying that the world has changed dramatically around him. To Dwight's dismay, they are impressed by the school and the calm, creative atmosphere.
Dwight goes out for ice cream with Tyson, who is determined to exact revenge on Bill Bevilaqua for attempting to assassinate the former Mafia capo, after giving Tina and Joanne a hard time. His boss informs him that by killing Caputo and sending the hitman's corpse to his adversary as a message, he has taken enough revenge. The righthand man is not persuaded until Dwight explains to him how the Colombo Mafia family's perseverance helped its members become famous. After that, he heads to the Fennario Ranch to propose a date to Margaret Devereaux. When Armand "Manny" Truisi doesn't turn in the "envelope," Tyson clashes with him.
Mitch "the Stick" Keller takes over as manager of Donnie Shore's Auto Corral with Dwight's help. He is waiting on General Motors to provide him with the paperwork he needs to run the business. In the meantime, his boss requests that the rock star appear in a commercial for the dealership's marketing. Joanne commences employment with Even Higher Plane. She finds that the shop is lacking in munchies after taking a stroll around and makes the decision to bake cookies to sell to marijuana customers as snacks.