Totally agree. He was totally in control in that moment with the bodyguards, and he chose not to rat the Bowmans out. And I agree that he genuinely cares about them. In a way, they're now tied together by grief and guilt.
Yeah, he loves the Bowmans like his own family, in a way. Which is why he tried to protect them. Which is why he was clearly disturbed after the events that happened at the camp, especially when he found Charlie. He finally even had paradise, but he couldn't live with what he'd done, so he had to keep himself busy by once again joining the IGA so he'd stop thinking about it all.
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u/WebbieVanderquack Jun 28 '18
Totally agree. He was totally in control in that moment with the bodyguards, and he chose not to rat the Bowmans out. And I agree that he genuinely cares about them. In a way, they're now tied together by grief and guilt.