A Brief History of Seven Killings: Part 2, Sir Arthur George Jennings Summary & Analysis

When Jennings’ body was found, people claimed he had been sleepwalking. He explains that death is dirty and vulgar. Jennings is inside the house of the man who killed him. The killer is an old man now, and is having sex with his wife, the former runner-up of Miss Jamaica. After they finish, the killer walks into the living room and speaks to another man. His wife shouts his name, Peter, but he tells her to go back to bed. The other man tells Peter that Papa-Lo and Shotta Sherrif have both stopped eating pork. It is revealed that this other man is Josey Wales. A dead fireman is in the room too, a man who Josey killed while he was attempting to tackle a blaze on Orange Street.