#falling apples

Liz: I didn’t lose any sleep over it.

Red: You will. One of these nights you will. It’s just a matter of when.

Fulton: Recommending reinstatement would be a no-brainer if not for her relationship with you.

Red: Remind me. Was “the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree” a psychological theory first pioneered by Piaget or Lucy in “Peanuts”?

Dr Fulton: She murdered the attorney general of the United States...Some kids run from their father’s sins. She embraces them....“Fidelity. Bravery. Integrity.” This is the Bureau’s motto. Do you honestly believe a child of yours can honor that? Red: Elizabeth’s future with the Bureau depends on her...and your willingness to judge her on her merits, not mine...Figure out a way past her grief and anger, and you’ll see her for who she really is.

Dr Fulton: And who is that?

Red: Everything that I am not. 

I never wanted you to be....like me.

Were you afraid I’d turn out like you? ‘Cause guess what? I am like you.

Liz: My father has people he can turn to for help. Doctors. Lawyers. Finders. Freaks. People with special skills. You have a special skill, and I’d like to know that, someday, I can turn to you.

Dr Fulton: Reddington said you were nothing like him.

Don’t look at me like that, Abigail. Do you have bills to pay?

Don’t listen to her you guys. Just in case anyone was wonder where I’ve been, I WILL get back to the comic. My hands are a bit tied up in other work related things at the moment. On the plus side, I’ve started as a storyboard artist at Cartoon Network on a new show called Craig of the Creek, plus I’ve got some freelance I’m also doing. So it may take me a while, but I am not letting it go.