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###A: His main goal was Solomon because he believed that he was connected to Kotsiopulos and that he may be key to convince Hitchin to have Kotsiopulous removed from the Task Force. |
###A: His main goal was Solomon because he believed that he was connected to Kotsiopulos and that he may be key to convince Hitchin to have Kotsiopulous removed from the Task Force. |
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###A: Ressler went to Wing Yee to find Liz and Tom, but instead found Solomon. Ressler took advantage of the situation and arrested Solomon. By bringing in Solomon, Ressler hoped to expose the Cabal and exonerate Liz. |
###A: Ressler went to Wing Yee to find Liz and Tom, but instead found Solomon. Ressler took advantage of the situation and arrested Solomon. By bringing in Solomon, Ressler hoped to expose the Cabal and exonerate Liz. |
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| − | ###A: By raiding the restaurant so publicly he also showed that [[Peter Kotsiopulos]] had broken [[Laurel Hitchin]]'s rules of cooperation, and have him and his team removed from |
+ | ###A: By raiding the restaurant so publicly he also showed that [[Peter Kotsiopulos]] had broken [[Laurel Hitchin]]'s rules of cooperation, and have him and his team removed from [[The Post Office]]. |
##Ressler is applying a double standard. He was enraged that [[Harold Cooper]] was working with Tom, but approved of Samar giving Shahin Navabi to Red. |
##Ressler is applying a double standard. He was enraged that [[Harold Cooper]] was working with Tom, but approved of Samar giving Shahin Navabi to Red. |
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###A: Ressler was enraged when he found out that Cooper recruited Tom against his wishes to help capture Karakurt with the belief he was betraying his trust. However, he was more sympathetic to Samar due to a similar incident he went through when his friend, Jonica, betrayed him that lead to [[Audrey Bidwell]]'s death back in “[[Mako Tanida]]”. Therefore, he can relate to her in terms of being betrayed by the people they trusted. |
###A: Ressler was enraged when he found out that Cooper recruited Tom against his wishes to help capture Karakurt with the belief he was betraying his trust. However, he was more sympathetic to Samar due to a similar incident he went through when his friend, Jonica, betrayed him that lead to [[Audrey Bidwell]]'s death back in “[[Mako Tanida]]”. Therefore, he can relate to her in terms of being betrayed by the people they trusted. |
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