And Eliot put it there. Fuck. Eliot is enabling the murders of everyone he cares about.

In some ways I guess I'm glad Darlene decided that it wasn't in her to let him die, but it's hard not to juxtapose that against the things Eliot and Price are doing to change the world. I am assuming that Darlene is dead and failed because she wasn't willing to pay the price of having that on her conscience.

Haven't really participated in discussions here, so I don't know that this is obvious, but I completely believe he had Gideon killed. He was murdered as soon as he talked about going to the FBI with what he knew about Eliot. The symmetry of that moment with Angela being confronted right after she threatens to go is…