Harold's ability to reflect on the actions of our heroes makes me so glad he is a crucial member of our core team. Harold is the opposite of a consequentialist, and that makes him a poor fighter in a war -- case in point being the Congressman they didn't kill in season 3 -- but he is now being forced to act like one. An ex-CIA man, a sociopath, and a 'reformed' killer may not struggle with it, so we need the humanist nerd to ask these questions.
Also, Tomas was Hot with a capital H.
Gil
2019-12-23 15:49:08 +0000 UTC
I love how Jimmy went from being annoyed by Root a bunch of seasons ago to slowly being united with Root in their jealousy of Thomas 😂
aleph-0
2019-12-15 23:50:56 +0000 UTC
yeah Shaw definitiely changed in my opinion. I think it's mostly because of Root. They have a strong connection (I noticed you never commented on Root flirting with her) and I feel like it makes her a bit softer.