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* ArmorPiercingQuestion: Downplayed; while defending Sterling and trying to explain his actions, Olivia asks Nate "What wouldn't you do to save your kid?" It's likely that she doesn't know this would bring up bad memories for Nate, and he pauses for a moment but brushes it off.
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** In his match with Olivia, Nate deliberately sacrifices his Queen. Olivia spends at least a minute trying to figure out the trap, because Nate wouldn't sacrifice his Queen for no reason. The reason, however, is to extend the match and give Parker more time in the vault. The match may not use the 'official' Queen's Gambit; but Nate does make a successful gambit using the Queen.
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** In his match with Olivia, Nate deliberately sacrifices his Queen. Olivia spends at least a minute trying to figure out the trap, because Nate wouldn't sacrifice his Queen for no reason. The reason, however, is to extend the match and give Parker more time in the vault. The match may not use the 'official' Queen's Gambit; Gambit, but Nate does make a successful gambit using the Queen.
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* PetTheDog: Sterling gently quiets Olivia the moment she brings up Nate's son, knowing that it's a sore topic for him.
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* YouCalledMeXItMustBeSerious: Nate calls Sterling "Jim" when asking why he didn't mention Olivia earlier.
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* OutsideContextProblem: Nate's gambit is this for Olivia. He's thinking of buying time for the team, but she has no way of knowing that, so she begins examining the chessboard, looking for whatever it is she missed.
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* OutsideContextProblem: Nate's gambit is this for Olivia. He's thinking of buying Olivia; he sacrifices his Queen for no reason other than to buy time for the team, but she has no way of knowing that, so she thinks that he has to be setting up some kind of trap in-game and begins examining the chessboard, looking for whatever it is she missed.
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* WeUsedToBeFriends: Nate wonders why Sterling didn't tell him about Olivia.
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* WeUsedToBeFriends: When Nate wonders questions why Sterling didn't mention Olivia before, Sterling asks if Nate would have come to Dubai if he'd been honest. Nate then clarifies that he wants to know why Sterling didn't tell him about Olivia.Olivia back when they were actually friends.
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** Sterling is the only rival Nate can't defeat... at both their work and at chess (when their game ends in a kings-only draw).
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** Sterling is the only rival Nate can't defeat... at both their work and at chess (when their game ends in a kings-only draw). At the end, Sterling openly calls Nate the best thief he's ever seen.
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->''"The only thing Robert ever did was…well, he taught me how to play Chess. But, It’s my real dad who taught me how to win."''
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->''"The only thing Robert ever did was…well, was… well, he taught me how to play Chess. chess. But, It’s it’s my real dad who taught me how to win."''
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Nate gives Sterling a name, and asks for everything he has on it. In return he’ll make sure Eliot doesn’t know where he is. Back in Livingstone’s tower, the terrorists take the weight and pay millions in cash. Unfortunately for them, Nate put salt in the gas Parker was going to use to trick the pressure sensors, so when she injected it into the container, the weight was contaminated, and the terrorists are in for a [[StuffBlowingUp big surprise]].
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Nate gives Sterling a name, and asks asking for everything he has on it. In return return, he’ll make sure Eliot doesn’t know where he Sterling is. Back in Livingstone’s tower, the terrorists take the weight and pay millions in cash. Unfortunately for them, Nate put salt in the gas Parker was going to use to trick the pressure sensors, so when she injected it into the container, the weight was contaminated, and the terrorists are in for a [[StuffBlowingUp big surprise]].
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* SharedFamilyQuirks: How Nathan realized Olivia was Sterling's daughter: they tap their chess pieces in the same way. Plus, they are both insistent that Olivia is a ''step''-daughter with a ''real'' father.
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* SharedFamilyQuirks: How Nathan realized Olivia was Sterling's daughter: they tap their chess pieces in the same way. Plus, they are both insistent that Olivia [[YoureNotMyFather is a ''step''-daughter a]] ''[[YoureNotMyFather step]]''[[YoureNotMyFather -daughter with a ''real'' father.a]] ''[[YoureNotMyFather real]]'' [[YoureNotMyFather father]].
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* WorthyOpponent: Sterling is the only rival Nate can't defeat... at both their work and at chess (when their game ends in a kings-only draw).
** This runs in the family as Nate is unable to beat Sterling's daughter in the final chess match. In fact, she's even better than Sterling. Nate, stymied, decides to throw the game using a gambit intended only to confuse and stall her.
** This runs in the family as Nate is unable to beat Sterling's daughter in the final chess match. In fact, she's even better than Sterling. Nate, stymied, decides to throw the game using a gambit intended only to confuse and stall her.
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* WorthyOpponent: WorthyOpponent:
** Sterling is the only rival Nate can't defeat... at both their work and at chess (when their game ends in a kings-only draw).
** This runs in the family as Nate is unable to beat Sterling's daughter Olivia in the final chess match. In fact, she's even better thanSterling.him. Nate, stymied, decides to throw the game using a gambit intended only to confuse and stall her.
** Sterling is the only rival Nate can't defeat... at both their work and at chess (when their game ends in a kings-only draw).
** This runs in the family as Nate is unable to beat Sterling's daughter Olivia in the final chess match. In fact, she's even better than
