Murphy's watery exclaim that she was Max's wife was a gut punch. We couldn't see anything happening, but they both conveyed so much through their tone and infliction in their voices that you hung onto every word, breath, and tone. Kudos to Perry Mattfeld and Morgan Krantz for their execution of these moments via just their voices. When does Josh realize that he's the monster? He's the bad person? He's everything he claimed he was fighting against and hated? Josh's actions came at a terrible price, a life - Max's life. He hasn't been tuned into the Bolt investigation enough to consider all the facets of what was happening and how his actions, warning a presumably dangerous and powerful man, could affect everyone around. He jeopardized every civilian, Darnell, and for all he knew, Sarah and Gene, too. Josh is so blind (pardon the pun) to his laser-focused vendetta against Murphy that he doesn't even consider all the collateral damage that could exist in the process. It's not even the first time that Josh has behaved as if Murphy hurting his freaking feelings warrants a death sentence.īut it extends beyond so much of that.
He cannot in good conscience believe that his actions wouldn't have resulted in anything other than her death.
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