Fans are eager to catch 'Sons of Anarchy' Season 7 Episode 9, which is set to air on November 4 at 10 pm on the FX network. The episode is entitled "What a Piece of Work Is Man," and was directed by Peter Weller - based on a script co-written by Mike Daniels, Roberto Patino, and Kurt Sutter.

Stepping into spoilers, the studio synopsis for Episode 9 reads: "The club deals with heartache internally and conflict with the organization at large." For series fans that may not be familiar, the title is taken directly from from Shakespeare's 'Hamlet'.

Recapping what was seen in Episode 8, "The Separation of Crows," Jax and the other Sons received a small package containing another piece of Bobby. Previously, August Marks told them that for every 24 hours that SAMCRO doesn't tell him the whereabouts of Pastor Haddem's body as well as Haddem's wife and stepson, they will be getting another Bobby body part.

Beyond that, Marks showed that he meant business by scratching "No Son Is Safe" on the wall in the room where Jax's sons, Abel and Thomas, were sleeping, which he smeared with blood from Gemma's pet bird.

Also seen last week, were the Sons in their search for the rat who sold them out to Lin. Thinking it was Jury, Jax shot him dead, but not before he was told: "You had the chance to be something good for this club. Something your old man always wanted. But you turned into everything he hated. You became the poison."

Elsewhere, Abel was sent home from school for hitting another kid with his lunchbox, which means he may be on the verge of revealing that it was his grandma Gemma who killed his stepmom Tara after he was asked what he meant by "accident," when asked to talk about it.

Viewers should expect some light to be shed on the doubt about the murder that has been floating around. This makes sense considering that the series is in its final season.

For those that may not know, 'Sons of Anarchy' Season 7 cast is comprised of Charlie Hunnam, Katey Sagal, Kim Coates, Tommy Flanagan, Mark Boone Junior, Dayton Calli, Theo Rossi, Jimmi Smits, Drea de Matteo, Peter Weller, David LaBrava and Niko Nicotera.