control probably wanted that info to die with him.Interesting. She shoots the guy, insisting that she wasn't lied to but then goes to check the stock exchange.
Control may have killed the guy because Samaritan was watching, even if she believed him.
control probably wanted that info to die with him.
Nah she didn't believeControl may have killed the guy because Samaritan was watching, even if she believed him.
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Three members of that group had already been killed by the US government in secrecy...it's unfortunate, but whether she believed him or not, leaving him is a loophole that could threaten the whole operation. Not to mention Samaritan still knew he was alive and could once again cease cooperation if she tried to refuse "completing the job."
Still curious, though. We already knew that Samaritan was using the Nautilus game to find capable hackers and coders to help do its work, but why leave the girl alive and treat her as an asset, while other potentially useful pieces are snuffed out? It's highly doubtful that that's the first coder they've silenced.
control probably wanted that info to die with him.
It's a sign that it's lying to the assets, as he assuredly is. There's no separating id for "helpers" versus hitman. They are all assets to Samaritan, to be thrown away at it's whim.
Once it got whatever it was from him, adios amigo. Before he gets a chance to talk about the thing he worked on, even if he felt like it was harmless or "helpful to humanity."
What did he say he thought it was? Algorithm's on Climate Control?
Reese owned Captain Boomerang btw.
Control strikes me as a "big picture" sort of person, more interested in protecting America than an American.I'm not sure about that. Control, regardless of her issues, is very devoted to protecting the American public. Shooting an innocent American doesn't seem to fit.
Maybe she doesn't have enough proof question if she's being lied to so she can't risk it. Which is why she's continuing on with her own private investigation.
"Guy comes out of nowhere and shoots me in the knee"
And I loved how the first half was all Control, with Reese's and Root's warpath just mentioned in the background.
And Jesus fuck, Samaritan is terryfing. Openly opposing the goverment, blackmailing chief of staff, falsyfying data on people it wants to kill. The whole goverment is tiny step away from giving complete control to AI.
Also...anyone thinks the dangerous code is actually made by machine instead of Samaritan? We never got a follow up on the secret stuff Finch did in Hongkong. I think machine might be slowly building pieces of some hardcore nuclear virus.
I don't think so. He said he won the Nautilus Game and was shortly contacted after. I don't think Samaritan would forget an valuable asset and it was established, that the Nautilus Game is Samaritan's work.Also...anyone thinks the dangerous code is actually made by machine instead of Samaritan? We never got a follow up on the secret stuff Finch did in Hongkong. I think machine might be slowly building pieces of some hardcore nuclear virus.
yes, but I don't think Samaritan set it up. Why would it? If they're good he would recruit them and most of all I don't think he would ever set up a game, which's results could end up destroying him. Nah. I think Finch and machine might have introduced their own variables into the game.[/SPOILER]I don't think so. He said he won the Nautilus Game and was shortly contacted after. I don't think Samaritan would forget an valuable asset and it was established, that the Nautilus Game is Samaritan's work. [/spoiler]
The purpose of the game is to destroy all other AIs. Note how the girl's mission was to hack into some other companies assets to expose their plans and shut the operation down.yes, but I don't think Samaritan set it up. Why would it? If they're good he would recruit them and most of all I don't think he would ever set up a game, which's results could end up destroying him. Nah. I think Finch and machine might have introduced their own variables into the game.
yes, but I don't think Samaritan set it up. Why would it? If they're good he would recruit them and most of all I don't think he would ever set up a game, which's results could end up destroying him. Nah. I think Finch and machine might have introduced their own variables into the game.
Root almost breaking down in the car at the end was like an emotional gutpunch.
I think Samaritan's nature of disposing of its human assets so easily might be its ultimate downfall. Samaritan just is not capable of caring whereas the Machine will do as much as possible to ensure their survival as well as accomplishing the mission.
Interesting that you mentioned that.
Samaritan's cavalier attitude actually reminded me of how Dominic treats his soldiers. I would not be surprised at all if Dominic pursues a higher form a consciousness to put the pieces together.
I would love to see Dominic and Samaritan join forces only to end up battling with each other. Would be fitting for both groups to result in each other's downfall.
I think Samaritan's nature of disposing of its human assets so easily might be its ultimate downfall. Samaritan just is not capable of caring whereas the Machine will do as much as possible to ensure their survival as well as accomplishing the mission.
The scene where Root and Reese are interrogating Control is so good. Amy Acker's killllling!