That was excellent. This is one of my favourite episodes. John Reese and his complexities in full glory.

"Overall, Mr. Reese was fiercely protective of innocents, far too curious for an ex-CIA operative familiar with the value of secrecy, and he had a subtle but wry sense of humor that seemed to crop up at the most inopportune times."

Perfect! I love it!

Yes. I'm on season 3 already. Been very dedicated! My internet access is mostly not happening. So I've been hitting the DVDs! lol. Seasons 1 and 2 were a wonderful complete thought! We'll talk! lol

OH! This was SO GOOD! THANK YOU!

I LOVE HAROLD! And I love John. BUT I LOVE HAROLD!

Fantastic!

Well done.

Excellent, really excellent. John's expression, and the terrifying look in his eyes was a bit of phenomenal acting by Jim Caviezel. Equally affecting was how Harold was rattled and fled the car. I like that you explored Harold's thoughts further, and the quote by Nietzche certainly fits. Well done and thank you for writing.

Amazing. The ending was just perfect.

Excellent!

Very good! This episode was very unsettling for me; Reese actually had me a little scared! He really seemed to have gone over the edge there for a while. I can imagine it was terrifying for Harold, as well.

You really set the mood very well here. :D

Nicely done. :)

Not a fan of Nietzsche either, but you're right about that quote.

OH that was delightful, simply wonderful. That was a great story, keep it up.

Brilliant!

Very well done! Another angle to look at that scene from: John is willing to risk his own life, but not Finch's.

Wonderful, well written. That scene got to me too.

"Because, for just an instant, he had stared into the proverbial abyss, and in his friend's too-dark eyes, that abyss had stared back." Whole story was excellent, but this line says it all...

Great one shot! And nice use of the quote!

Kat