The suspense is killing me.
“No. 106: The Good Samaritan” · Season 1, Episode 11
In this episode: Elizabeth Keen (1)
See, George, I suffered my share of pain as a child courtesy of the one person in this world who was supposed to protect me. I found it inconceivable that a person could hurt someone who they claim to love -- and not just hurt, but torture repeatedly. But then, one day, I realized she wasn't experiencing pain. It was the opposite. She was actually experiencing pleasure. See, George I believe that the only way that an abuser can truly understand the experience of the victim is to have that experience themselves. And that's what you're doing here today, George. And that's what mother is here today for, too -- so she never forgets what I experienced all those years. And now you will never forget what your wife experienced all those years.
Step away from him!
Why should I? Do you have any idea what this man has done? This man is a monster!
That may be, but killing him isn't gonna solve anything.
Tell that to his wife. We don't have the luxury of your simple morality. Talk to me when you've been a victim.
If you had come to me, I could have helped you. We could have avoided all of this. But now we can't.
They threatened my family.
Of course they did. Newton, I'll take care of your family, whatever they need.
My wife...she has no idea. If you could make it look like an accident, for her.
Look out at the water. Just look out at the water.
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