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* Another thing, I don't think anyone expected the death of the DA and the gas explosion to reach the news so quickly, let alone that Owen would just happen to be watching, put two-and-two together and flee.
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** Another thing, I don't think anyone expected the death of the DA and the gas explosion to reach the news so quickly, let alone that Owen would just happen to be watching, put two-and-two together and flee.
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** Another thing, I don't think anyone expected the news of the death of the DA and the gas explosion to reach the news so quickly, let alone that Owen would just happen to be watching, put two-and-two together and flee.
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** Another thing, I don't think anyone expected the news of the death of the DA and the gas explosion to reach the news so quickly, let alone that Owen would just happen to be watching, put two-and-two together and flee.
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** I think Arthur was the main guy bribing and using others on his payroll. As to "they" being "cheap", perhaps Arthur thought that the Blackwells were capable enough on their own and didn't want to risk more exposure by having too many hired killers running around. If it weren't for Connor getting away, the Blackwells would have succeeded. On the other hand, the Blackwells aren't exactly the most objective duo in terms of costs.
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** I think Arthur was the main guy bribing and using others on his payroll. As to "they" being "cheap", perhaps Arthur thought that the Blackwells were capable enough on their own and didn't want to risk more exposure by having too many hired killers running around. If it weren't for Connor getting away, the Blackwells would have succeeded. On the other hand, the Blackwells aren't exactly the most objective duo in terms of costs.costs.
** Another thing, I don't think anyone expected the news of the death of the DA and the gas explosion to reach the news so quickly, let alone that Owen would just happen to be watching, put two-and-two together and flee.
** Another thing, I don't think anyone expected the news of the death of the DA and the gas explosion to reach the news so quickly, let alone that Owen would just happen to be watching, put two-and-two together and flee.
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** I think Arthur was the main guy bribing and using others on his payroll. As to "they" being "cheap", perhaps Arthur thought that the Blackwells were capable enough on their own and didn't want to risk more exposure by having too many hired killers running around. If it weren't for Connor getting away, the Blackwells would have succeeded.
*** Or perhaps Arthur wanted the Blackwells dead to remove any connection with him. Attacking that DA's house in broad daylight--and in an affluent community that has survilance cameras--would've risked them being caught on video. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if a house camera system caught them. By sending them after Connor, he was increasing their chances of getting caught. With their penchant for violence, it was highly likely that they would've ended up dead.
*** Or perhaps Arthur wanted the Blackwells dead to remove any connection with him. Attacking that DA's house in broad daylight--and in an affluent community that has survilance cameras--would've risked them being caught on video. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if a house camera system caught them. By sending them after Connor, he was increasing their chances of getting caught. With their penchant for violence, it was highly likely that they would've ended up dead.
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** I think Arthur was the main guy bribing and using others on his payroll. As to "they" being "cheap", perhaps Arthur thought that the Blackwells were capable enough on their own and didn't want to risk more exposure by having too many hired killers running around. If it weren't for Connor getting away, the Blackwells would have succeeded.
*** Or perhaps Arthur wantedsucceeded. On the other hand, the Blackwells dead to remove any connection with him. Attacking that DA's house aren't exactly the most objective duo in broad daylight--and in an affluent community that has survilance cameras--would've risked them being caught on video. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if a house camera system caught them. By sending them after Connor, he was increasing their chances terms of getting caught. With their penchant for violence, it was highly likely that they would've ended up dead.costs.
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* Was Arthur ''really'' the "big bad"? Connor's dad implied that there's more players involved. Also Arthur seems like he was also answering for some other people, saying he'll make them "have the stomach for it", meaning make them understand the extreme measures that has to be taken by the Blackwells to ensure their goals. Also Jack said that "''[[TheOmniscientCouncilOfVagueness they]]''" were being cheap by not hiring a secondary team.
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* Was Arthur ''really'' the "big bad"? Connor's dad implied that there's more players involved. Also Arthur seems like he was also answering for some other people, saying he'll make them "have the stomach for it", meaning make them understand the extreme measures that has to be taken by the Blackwells to ensure their goals. Also Jack said that "''[[TheOmniscientCouncilOfVagueness they]]''" were being cheap by not hiring a secondary team.team.
** I think Arthur was the main guy bribing and using others on his payroll. As to "they" being "cheap", perhaps Arthur thought that the Blackwells were capable enough on their own and didn't want to risk more exposure by having too many hired killers running around. If it weren't for Connor getting away, the Blackwells would have succeeded.
*** Or perhaps Arthur wanted the Blackwells dead to remove any connection with him. Attacking that DA's house in broad daylight--and in an affluent community that has survilance cameras--would've risked them being caught on video. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if a house camera system caught them. By sending them after Connor, he was increasing their chances of getting caught. With their penchant for violence, it was highly likely that they would've ended up dead.
** I think Arthur was the main guy bribing and using others on his payroll. As to "they" being "cheap", perhaps Arthur thought that the Blackwells were capable enough on their own and didn't want to risk more exposure by having too many hired killers running around. If it weren't for Connor getting away, the Blackwells would have succeeded.
*** Or perhaps Arthur wanted the Blackwells dead to remove any connection with him. Attacking that DA's house in broad daylight--and in an affluent community that has survilance cameras--would've risked them being caught on video. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if a house camera system caught them. By sending them after Connor, he was increasing their chances of getting caught. With their penchant for violence, it was highly likely that they would've ended up dead.
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* Was Arthur ''really'' the "big bad"? Connor's dad implied that there's more players involved. Also Arthur seems like he was also answering for some other people, saying he'll make them "have the stomach for it", meaning make them understand the extreme measures that's going that has to be taken by the Blackwells to ensure their goals. Also Jack said that "''[[TheOmniscientCouncilOfVagueness they]]''" were being cheap by not hiring a secondary team.
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* Was Arthur ''really'' the "big bad"? Connor's dad implied that there's more players involved. Also Arthur seems like he was also answering for some other people, saying he'll make them "have the stomach for it", meaning make them understand the extreme measures that's going to be taken by the Blackwells to ensure their goals. Also Jack said that "''[[TheOmniscientCouncelOfVagueness "''[[TheOmniscientCouncilOfVagueness they]]''" were being cheap by not hiring a secondary team.
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* Was Arthur ''really'' the "big bad"? Connor's dad implied that there's more players involved. Also Arthur seems like he was also answering for some other people, saying he'll make them "have the stomach for it", meaning make them understand the extreme measures that's going to be taken by the Blackwells to ensure their goals. Also Jack said that "''[[TheOmniscientCouncheOfVagueness "''[[TheOmniscientCouncelOfVagueness they]]''" were being cheap by not hiring a secondary team.
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