In the context of their conversation, I didn't take Molly's parable about the gloves to be an expression of decency, but rather contempt. She's washing her hands of him. Lester and his new wife are the gloves. After having given him a chance to come clean and be protected, she's throwing him out as bait.

Did anybody else think Ava was gonna "Needle in the Hay" herself for a second? Show don't need to fuck w/me that hard.

He knew Jesse was there. I think that, to an extent, his anger that Jack hadn't offed him was genuine, and he had no intention to save him until he saw that he was a slave.

Even if she survives, she's fucked the second she sets foot in an emergency room presenting with symptoms of ricin exposure. She'll immediately be under a law enforcement microscope, which is probably a death sentence given who she's in business with.

Maybe I missed it, but on what basis did Kamali know that McKenna was armed before he wasted her? Or was the point that Locke was oblivious to what was an obvious ploy on her part? Please tell me I'm wrong to take this as a hint that Kamali is a double/triple agent (depending on yr POV), because that would be some…

That was Odin, I think

More a B- or B episode, I think. Certainly should be rated above last week's ep, which has to be the worst of the series. The CGI of the bird chowing down on Prometheus guts was terrible, though.