that isn't even how dark magic works;

@ikindamaybewanthertositonmyface even if she is gay, a girl can hope. Plus you never no which way the writers will go. I do like Harry with Macy too.

Hey, anon! I think it was probably a combination of observation (especially since she would’ve been snooping around to plant the bugs) and being informed by Devon so she could use the information. Because of the bugs Finch would have found out about Jeresa pretty quickly, if he hadn’t already assumed they were involved after 3x05.

I don’t know if Camila actually knew about them prior to taking Teresa captive so much as she was just making a logical assumption that Teresa’s reaction confirmed. Javier guessed the same way Camila had, knowing James well enough to suss out his motivations and then just observing reactions.

Hey, anon! I liked season one, too, a lot more than many fans. I think it had fewer issues with logic and continuity than the subsequent seasons. It wasn’t without its flaws, of course. Overall, I’d say season two is still my favorite - even though that’s when the show started to develop some major problems - and not just because of Jeresa. Tho obviously, lmao, Jeresa is the primary reason why. Just watching their relationship deepen even though Teresa’s trying to bury her feelings, all the times they saved each other, watching them be so in sync as partners, etc. I feel like if I were to do a highlights reel for them the bulk of the moments would come from season two. 

And when James started tracking Teresa down after he left Devon Finch’s cartel, he had every reason to think - after what happened in the s2 finale - that Guero would be there.

Hey, anon! I’ll try to get as in-depth as possible but we don’t have a ton of information about this right now. 

Devon Finch, according to King George, exploded onto the drug scene, becoming known for his intellect and “elegant violence.” His sister, The Professor, works as his enforcer and their family comes from Haiti. Devon is either a confidential informant/asset for the C.I.A - so he was a drug trafficker turned by the agency - or he’s an undercover agent. His role within the agency hasn’t been clarified yet.

James put himself into C.I.A. custody to protect Teresa. Finch and the agency were targeting Teresa and her cartel for two reasons: because of her connection to El Santo and because of James (due to what happened in Texas). El Santo is now believed to be dead and Teresa no longer has access to his superior product so she isn’t considered a threat right now. Which leaves James. Finch wanted to “clean up the mess” James made in Texas. What that means, exactly, we don’t know. Having to go back to work for Finch or getting locked up in a cell somewhere are the two most likely options. Finch contacted him at some point, we don’t know what was said, but they agreed to meet. James believes you can’t outrun the C.I.A., that they would continue to target him and Teresa by association. Wanting to spare her that - James has always been clear that he’s unwilling to allow Teresa to suffer the consequences of his actions - he surrendered.