Directed by Michael W Watkins
Written by Brandon Margolis, Brandon Sonnier, & Brian Studler
Zal Bin Hassan (No. 31) provides examples of:
- Cold-Blooded Torture: Played With. The Director needs to convince everyone that there is no connection between Solomon and him, so he forces Solomon to swallow a shank hook in order to convince everyone that he couldn’t be allies with him.
- Faking the Dead: Shahin pretended to have died in the Pishin bombing. According to him, he did it to survive but the reality was that he did it so that he could covertly become an international terrorist and assassin.
- Long-Lost Relative: Shahin Navabi turns out to be alive and, unfortunately for Samar, also turns out to be a terrorist.
- Middle Eastern Terrorists: Zal Bin Hassan is a terrorist and an assassin who has worked for the Iranian government.
