Ugh and Duh Stan! You are a day late and a dollar short. You had your suspicions years ago, clues from the guy that died from the stolen bacterium, a sketch from an agent E, mugged that looked just like her, and your neighbors leave their kids and gallivant all over town and come home at 4am. did you think that they were writing airline tickets or going to sex parties? True that Henry's answers could cover a lot of ground, but didn't that hug from P. throw you a little?
I must say that the gruesomeness of the scene where they dismember Marilyn was hard to take. They went right to it as it was obviously a part of their training to leave no identity behind. I do think that P. was pretty disgusted that he had to do it and it was obvious from how the operation went bad, that E. would have been killed or captured if he had not been there. I think they are jumping the shark with the amount of work that E. has to do. It is unrealistic and even more unrealistic that with all the money thrown around to assets etc. that they would allow her husband's business to go under as it would affect her cover as well. If he suddenly had no business, she wouldn't either and there goes her cover too. There were plenty of ways to make sure his business thrived in a legit way so suspicions would not be raised as to how they were paying the bills.
Paige is a naive child. What more can be said? She is willing to die. Seriously? @kemilia You are so right that she is a followers and bends with the wind. She could not possibly have the commitment that E has and P used to have. The spy Harvest who died in Chicago totally had it and he was accepting of what happened to him.
BTW, did anyone take a good look at Elizabeth's face when they were in Chicago? Her skin looked awful with spots and dark age spots etc. I couldn't tell if that was just part of her disguise or what was going on. When they returned home she did not look like that. It could be the make-up dept. aging her and showing the smoking and overwork on her face.
I must say that the gruesomeness of the scene where they dismember Marilyn was hard to take. They went right to it as it was obviously a part of their training to leave no identity behind. I do think that P. was pretty disgusted that he had to do it and it was obvious from how the operation went bad, that E. would have been killed or captured if he had not been there. I think they are jumping the shark with the amount of work that E. has to do. It is unrealistic and even more unrealistic that with all the money thrown around to assets etc. that they would allow her husband's business to go under as it would affect her cover as well. If he suddenly had no business, she wouldn't either and there goes her cover too. There were plenty of ways to make sure his business thrived in a legit way so suspicions would not be raised as to how they were paying the bills.
Paige is a naive child. What more can be said? She is willing to die. Seriously? @kemilia You are so right that she is a followers and bends with the wind. She could not possibly have the commitment that E has and P used to have. The spy Harvest who died in Chicago totally had it and he was accepting of what happened to him.
BTW, did anyone take a good look at Elizabeth's face when they were in Chicago? Her skin looked awful with spots and dark age spots etc. I couldn't tell if that was just part of her disguise or what was going on. When they returned home she did not look like that. It could be the make-up dept. aging her and showing the smoking and overwork on her face.
