[ She's said a lot of things but they, technically, weren't so much lies as careful omissions -- and the things she says to Raleigh were almost usually true. Not that anybody would know the difference, which is arguably the point of the entire undercover thing.
Mako senses the anger that simmers, just barely, under his words, and she takes a long, cleansing drag of her cigarette. The briefest sweep of the apartment, her paranoia kicking in to ensure that there are no bugs, that no one's listening in. It would be so much easier to leave, to inform Pentecost that the operation is a bust -- they'll need to find another way in, but there is Raleigh; Raleigh, who can do more with the life that he has, who can have a purpose that isn't the gang and its interests. ]
It's not you I'm working to turn in. [ She knows that, she knows Raleigh's impossibly tied to Chau. She frowns, stubs out the cigarette. ] You know he's hurt so many people, why are you still sticking with him?
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Mako senses the anger that simmers, just barely, under his words, and she takes a long, cleansing drag of her cigarette. The briefest sweep of the apartment, her paranoia kicking in to ensure that there are no bugs, that no one's listening in. It would be so much easier to leave, to inform Pentecost that the operation is a bust -- they'll need to find another way in, but there is Raleigh; Raleigh, who can do more with the life that he has, who can have a purpose that isn't the gang and its interests. ]
It's not you I'm working to turn in. [ She knows that, she knows Raleigh's impossibly tied to Chau. She frowns, stubs out the cigarette. ] You know he's hurt so many people, why are you still sticking with him?