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** It gets even worse with Season 3 [[spoiler: as Quentin and Christie are both murdered, and he lives long enough to see it).]]
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** It gets even worse with Season 3 [[spoiler: as Quentin and Christie are both murdered, and he lives long enough to see it).]](see down below).
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** It gets even worse with Season 3 [[spoiler: as Quentin and Christie are both murdered, and he lives long enough to see it).]]
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* In "Beast of Burden," Rafe is forced to shoot his godson in the back of the head after said godson crossed the MoralEventHorizon one too many times. Justified or not, his grief at having to do so is raw and palpable.
** Of note to this situation is the fact his Godson tried to justify his actions by saying that the E-Rep soldiers he killed ambushing an E-rep convoy weren't innocent, and just FacelessMooks, and Berlin performs a BreakThemByTalking simply by humanizing every dead trooper, and that she knew every one of them by name.
** Of note to this situation is the fact his Godson tried to justify his actions by saying that the E-Rep soldiers he killed ambushing an E-rep convoy weren't innocent, and just FacelessMooks, and Berlin performs a BreakThemByTalking simply by humanizing every dead trooper, and that she knew every one of them by name.
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* "Where the Apple Fell": As awesome as the payoff was, seeing Datak break down during [[spoiler:Nolan and Alak's ReverseMole routine]] is gut-wrenching. As horrible a person as Datak Tarr is, ''he loves his son,'' and watching him ''beg for mercy'' is difficult to watch.
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* "Where the Apple Fell": As awesome as the payoff was, seeing Datak break down during [[spoiler:Nolan and Alak's ReverseMole TheMole routine]] is gut-wrenching. As horrible a person as Datak Tarr is, ''he loves his son,'' and watching him ''beg for mercy'' is difficult to watch.
