It's difficult to have secrets in one of the most heavily surveilled places on Earth.
The game is in motion, but the Russians are in terminal mode and not done.
I wouldn't say he's getting ioff easy by any means. He's lost his friends and the only male figure in his life. He's lost Eli. He'll continue to suffer with survivor's guilt. Adrian is a victim of choices made for him.
The architecture of Andrew's plan becomes clear. It's a heist no one can be allowed to discover.
That stall was extremely disappointing after seeing MI6's setup on the RMS Queen Elizabeth in The Man with the Golden Gun.
Eli has always been an observer, an outsider, invisible. This is Eli's natural state. It is quite ideal for what he is to become. If he had never met the Vespers or Lucien, his future would have remained as an anchor to his mother. It's not very appealing.
I would have been more expansive with my last day, but this is Eli. He had an Eli day.
I'm not sure how continuing to see his family will work, but the choice is very Eli.
It's not simply a means like a phone call. Each is always present in the other. As Lucien explained to Eli, even if Eli were to die he couldn't get away from the loss. If this isn't the ultimate possession, I don't know what would be.
When they most need Park for his lethality, they get Bean Boy instead. Good thing Hollis has no eye for ladies. If he had survived the planet, Tweek would have gotten him when he beamed back up.