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Polygraph expert asks if he is Thomas Shaw. Question I didn’t understand: “Did Thomas Shaw know that colander was an agent?” Hector reveals that he knew Houjin Lin was in Berlin. Polygraph expert says Thomas Shaw knows what the agency has done. Lots of talking around the fact that he interrogated Julian de Vos and Hector’s possible anger at the CIA or fear of it or feeling it should face consequences. Patricia gets in the car with Julian de Vos and lets herself be pleased by the fact that their destination is a secret.Īt the interrogation, Hector describes his ironic descent into the darkness. He spouts a bunch of stuff about identity and people having two sides. Outside her apartment - sending the messages - is Julian de Vos.Īt the interrogation, Hector is now mostly overtaken by the drugs and seeing double.
#Berlin station season 2 episode 10 driver
In her bathroom, Patricia gets a text message informing her that she will be picked by a driver - she asks what kind of wine to bring. She asks him if he’s done and then asks him to get the fuck out of her office. He tells her he is doing what is in the interest of the office, the CIA, and her. He says it’s not a threat she says it’s unethical and he wants to keep her in line. A glowering presence.Īt the embassy, Robert drops the Antoinette file on Valerie’s desk.
Hector admits that Claire was still alive when he arrived in Wedding, that he saw her die, that he saw Ruth Iosava there, that Ruth was murdered, that he killed Ruth and that he did so by breaking her neck - as Daniel and Steven watch. Looked to me like Esther is somehow running her own game, separate from Hans.īack to the interrogation. Sandra says she has no idea where Steven is and that she has diplomatic status. She doesn’t drink the martini.Ĭut to Sandra getting in her car and being interrupted by someone speaking German. He’s still really angry - apparently more because she didn’t tell him the truth when he asked her directly in episode 2. Then she says that she closed her report early, because she didn’t want to lie to him, but the guy she was investigating in his bar funded Charlie Hebdo. Then she says “this is really hard on me, too” and he isn’t having it. This is possibly the most honest writing of the episode - as he asks her if she fell in love with him before or after she first said she had, and she can’t really answer. They sit down and she tells him the night they met she was working a terror plot. Valerie walks into a bar and meets her significant other, Benjamin, so apparently it’s his bar. Next, Robert and Golda meet in a tea shop.īeautiful shot of Daniel reacting to Hector. At the latest now it must be obvious that these interrogation scenes are not happening in real time. Shirley Pimple walks up to him, concerned. She says she’s “read into it.” He says she isn’t.Ĭut to Hector in a bar, doing shots of Russian Standard. She asks him about “enhanced interrogation techniques,” i.e., did he learn to torture in North Africa. He says they wouldn’t be having this conversation if Claire were still alive.
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Hans meets Steven, who isn’t turning himself in - he offers to give the Germans Thomas Shaw in exchange for leaving Germany free and clear. Also I can’t imagine you’d ever find it this empty. However, this neato building is really about a century old and precedes that neighborhood’s Turkish immigration. It’s nowhere near the Karl-Marx-Buchhandlung, but Neukölln is a place that you might expect to find a hamam. I have a strong suspicion that we’re actually in the sauna Stadtbad Neukölln here. I was never convinced that Hector acting alone was Thomas Shaw, so I feel like he needs an accomplice and I am wondering whether it is Steven, even though I can’t think of a motive. Nothing here about Iosava, nothing about Panama - this show has too many plotlines and there are only two hours of it left. And, as I realized, I’m not that curious anymore about who Thomas Shaw could be, because I don’t as yet see any true moral conflict built up around the issue of whistleblowing.
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It’s very hard for me to imagine what would let me develop any sympathy for that character at all by the end of the series - because I am just not interested in his plotline. This episode gave me a little bit more convincing information about why Armitage might have wanted the Hector role, but I can’t say I’m hugely disappointed that he didn’t get it.
One might conclude after watching it that they’ve just decided to let Richard Armitage emote in front of the camera rather than saying anything. However, there’s a nice intimate scene in this episode.
TL DR summary - I’ve a bit lost interest in anything to do with Hector or Steven.
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