This episode brings in some upsetting developments. Jai Courtney is a good actor who is becoming typecast as an insufferable jerk. He was excellent at that kind of role in Jack Reacher as the opponent of Tom Cruise's character, but in that film the viewer got to celebrate his death at the hands of the title character/hero. Arrogant characters are used as foils for the heroes in dramas, and Jai is filling the role well.
It looks as though he's going to be a villain here and possibly the mole who is passing info to the feds. Of course, he could be just an insufferable jerk who will draw our suspicions before the mole is revealed. Still, his downfall will be applauded by viewers whether or not he's the mole.
"Orange" is bringing some tension to the story while also introducing a positive character in the role of Te-Te. Agent Nazan is despicable, of course, and the attempt at making her seem sympathetic by showing the situation with her son is falling flat. She's a villain, full of evil intent.
It looks as though he's going to be a villain here and possibly the mole who is passing info to the feds. Of course, he could be just an insufferable jerk who will draw our suspicions before the mole is revealed. Still, his downfall will be applauded by viewers whether or not he's the mole.
"Orange" is bringing some tension to the story while also introducing a positive character in the role of Te-Te. Agent Nazan is despicable, of course, and the attempt at making her seem sympathetic by showing the situation with her son is falling flat. She's a villain, full of evil intent.