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[[folder: Season 1]]
* At the end of "Tuxedo Hill", Goren gives a very satisfying verbal beatdown to a [[CorruptCorporateExecutive corrupt executive]] on the hook for murder by proxy, as the exec [[VillainousBreakdown tries to save himself at the last second]] by [[NoHonorAmongThieves turning on his fellow employees/accomplices]]:
-->'''Exec''': [[PleaOfPersonalNecessity No! No! Look, you're going to need me!]]
-->'''Goren''': And what can you offer to make up for the misery you prepared to wreak on thousands of people who trusted you? What fanatics do to us with guns and bombs, you tried to do with an accounting trick! Don't you think for a ''minute'' that you deserve anything better than they do.
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* At the end of "Tuxedo Hill", Goren gives a very satisfying verbal beatdown to a [[CorruptCorporateExecutive corrupt executive]] on the hook for murder by proxy, as the exec [[VillainousBreakdown tries to save himself at the last second]] by [[NoHonorAmongThieves turning on his fellow employees/accomplices]]:
-->'''Exec''': [[PleaOfPersonalNecessity No! No! Look, you're going to need me!]]
-->'''Goren''': And what can you offer to make up for the misery you prepared to wreak on thousands of people who trusted you? What fanatics do to us with guns and bombs, you tried to do with an accounting trick! Don't you think for a ''minute'' that you deserve anything better than they do.
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* Whoopi Goldberg's character gets one when she emotionally manipulates Logan, making him think he's about to get a confession, then asks for a lawyer. Apparently it was just for the lulz.
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** Kathy herself plays a role in her own survival. She learns from the radio that he's killed her mother and realizes he also killed her aunt and uncle and her favorite teacher, and puts it together that he's going to kill her too. How does she get out of it? After hearing his "reasoning", she tells him that she understands but she's afraid to go alone, and pleads with him to wait and let her die at the same time he does so that they can go together and she won't be scared -- thereby buying herself time to be rescued. Then, when he ties her up and puts her in the car to hide her away until he's finished the rest of his "work", she has the presence of mind to leave marks behind for the police to find to indicate where she's been taken, marks which end up giving Goren key information to use in breaking her father.
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** Kathy herself plays a role in her own survival. She learns from the radio that he's killed her mother and realizes he also killed her aunt and uncle and her favorite teacher, and puts it together that he's going to kill her too. too... and when he realizes that she's found out about his crimes, he decides he has to kill her ''right now''. How does she get out of it? After hearing She lets him explain his "reasoning", she "reasoning" and then tells him that she understands understands, but she's afraid to go alone, and pleads with him to just let her wait and let her die at the same time he does so that they can go together and with him, because she won't be scared -- thereby buying herself if he's there with her. After considering this, he agrees to her plan, which buys her time to be rescued. Then, when he ties her up and puts her in the car to hide her away until he's finished the rest of his "work", she has the presence of mind to leave marks behind for the police to find to indicate where she's been taken, marks which end up giving Goren key information to use in breaking her father.
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** Kathy herself plays a role in her own survival. She learns from the radio that he's killed her mother and realizes he also killed her aunt and uncle and her favorite teacher, and realizes that he's going to kill her too. How does she get out of it? After hearing his "reasoning", she tells him that she understands but she's afraid to go alone and pleads with him to let her wait and die when he does so they can make the trip to Heaven together, thereby buying herself time to be rescued. Then, when he ties her up and puts her in the car to hide her away until he's finished the rest of his "work", she has the presence of mind to leave marks behind for the police to find to indicate where she's been taken, marks which end up giving Goren key information to use in breaking her father.
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** Kathy herself plays a role in her own survival. She learns from the radio that he's killed her mother and realizes he also killed her aunt and uncle and her favorite teacher, and realizes puts it together that he's going to kill her too. How does she get out of it? After hearing his "reasoning", she tells him that she understands but she's afraid to go alone alone, and pleads with him to let her wait and let her die when at the same time he does so that they can make the trip to Heaven together, go together and she won't be scared -- thereby buying herself time to be rescued. Then, when he ties her up and puts her in the car to hide her away until he's finished the rest of his "work", she has the presence of mind to leave marks behind for the police to find to indicate where she's been taken, marks which end up giving Goren key information to use in breaking her father.
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** Kathy herself plays a role in her own survival. She learns from the radio that he's killed her mother and realizes he also killed her aunt and uncle and her favorite teacher, and realizes that he's going to kill her too. How does she get out of it? After hearing his reasoning, she tells him that she understands but she's afraid to go alone and pleads with him to let her wait and die when he does so they can make the trip to Heaven together, thereby buying herself time to be rescued. Then, when he ties her up and puts her in the car to hide her away until he's finished the rest of his "work", she has the presence of mind to leave marks behind for the police to find to indicate where she's been taken, marks which end up playing a critical role in Goren's breaking her father.
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** Kathy herself plays a role in her own survival. She learns from the radio that he's killed her mother and realizes he also killed her aunt and uncle and her favorite teacher, and realizes that he's going to kill her too. How does she get out of it? After hearing his reasoning, "reasoning", she tells him that she understands but she's afraid to go alone and pleads with him to let her wait and die when he does so they can make the trip to Heaven together, thereby buying herself time to be rescued. Then, when he ties her up and puts her in the car to hide her away until he's finished the rest of his "work", she has the presence of mind to leave marks behind for the police to find to indicate where she's been taken, marks which end up playing a critical role giving Goren key information to use in Goren's breaking her father.
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* In "Disciple", Nichols helps tear down the SerialKiller copycat at the end from his smug attitude into an absolute mess emotionally, and get closure from Stevens in a brilliant sweep that summarizes everything the killer was that his mentor was not.
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* In "Disciple", Nichols helps tear down the SerialKiller copycat at the end from his smug attitude into an absolute mess emotionally, and get closure from for Stevens in a brilliant sweep that summarizes everything the killer was that his mentor was not.not. It wasn't even necessary, the guy was already dead to rights for a conviction; Nichols did it for his partner's sake.
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* In "Disciple", Nichols helps tear down the SerialKiller copycat at the end from his smug attitude into an absolute mess emotionally, and get closure from Stevens in a brilliant sweep that summarizes everything the killer was that his mentor was not.
