The whole "Isa isn't Nazir's son" occurred to me too but there are too many holes in that theory. Albeit, holes that the writers could probably find a way to justify but the main reason I don't think there's any merit to this theory is that it provides too thin a story line for the show. I'd be really disappointed if…

Your point was totally clear. But no matter how close he and Nazir became in those 3 years, he still has the 5 years of torture under his belt to keep him in place…5 years of brutality to keep him from questioning any gestures of generosity. Obviously, we witnessed a certain degree of intimacy between the two in this…

After 5 years of torture, I'm not surprised that Brody wouldn't question Nazir. I don't know about you, but I'd shut up and count my blessings.