- Ramse said to Cassie that Cole is loyal to a fault. And this is the episode in which we see that coming to fruition [] that Cole believes in his friends so much that he doesn't see their betrayal come and it's heartbreaking when it does.
- He learns things from betrayals. And much like in real life when someone stabs in in the back it's pretty hard to forget about it.
- I don't think that she made that decision lately. I think she really was tormented by it. I think she felt like it was the only thing that she can do. I think Ramse says, 'Cutting of the head of the snake.' 'Why wouldn't we just go after the mastermind?'
- I think that it's vengeance-motivated because she was violated. I think she feels emotionally violated by the Witness and what he did to her. And I also think there is an element that still very fearful that it could happen again. If she can kill this person she'll gain her strength back.
- What we've been teasing all season that there were some kind of connection between Deacon and Cassie, that in that eight-month window something happened between those two.
- She risked herself for him, he risked himself for her. And when she dumps him when his men are leaving him he just becomes a man without a land.
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