The accidental killer speaks to the elders when he gets to the city.\u00a0 The gemara derives\u00a0a number of halachot from here.\u00a0 The section in Yehoshua when he sets up cities of refuge is discussed.\u00a0 The accidental killer leaves the city of refuge at the death of the Kohen Gadol.\u00a0 Who qualifies as a Kohen Gadol?\u00a0 If there are multiple\u00a0Kohanim Gedolim, do they all need to die or just one of them.\u00a0 Out of concern that the people in the city may pray for the death of the Kohen Gadol, their mother’s would provide food and clothing for the accidental killers.\u00a0 The gemara then discusses prayers that have no basis (like praying for the Kohen Gadol to die)- do they come true?\u00a0 Different scenarios are brought regarding the timing of the death of the Kohen Gadol – after the killing but before the court determined that the killer needs to go to the city of refuge or after the court’s ruling but6 before the killer got to the city, etc. and the halacha\u00a0in each case is determined.<\/p>\n