It's a fulfillment of Sam's dreams to be going on a mission with a real knight. It seems straightforward on the surface and Graeme appears confident and unconcerned despite the odds. Anything could happen.
We learned some truths.
Sinclair is a fool. He really believes money can buy anything.
Enrico is besotted. Both he and Xue are ruthless killers, yet at no time in their conversation did Xue suggest killing Ezra. She knows Enrico too well.
For some reason, visions of Jack distracting Cassandra by throwing playing cards a la Ricky Jay. (Jay could throw cards 99mph, hard enough to stick in watermelons)
This is after the little squirrel rescues Vince. There are priorities.
Danny had the correct read on the situation with the pack. Whatever Danny might be, he has an awesome amount of glamour to hide it.
Maybe he should have brought the toaster.
So much for intricate plans within plans. If the objective was to steal the detonator, it just literally blew up. The recovery team's mission has failed and they aren't even there yet.
Reza made a bad choice. He knew the recovery team is coming. A better gamble was to let them extract him.
Right now only one guy on the sub is armed and unless there just happens to be a marine detachment on board, there will only be some handguns in the arms locker.
The endgame seems to be detonating the mine, else why build a detonator?
Ezra is hopelessly entwined with the romantic dreams of first love. This could have been very different if his mother wasn't so career focused.
It becomes clearer and clearer Alexander's analytical mind is the only one who understands the true dynamics of their group. Lyn has always been his focus even though his approach until now has been from an obtuse angle.
The analogy of Luke as an overgrown puppy is perfect.