It’s true, people are very predictable. And that applies to everyone, of course, when you study them – apart from the odd individual who is creative enough to suddenly do something other than what was predicted. This episode is gripping, and the question of how the two colleagues – or partners – could be a couple has been pushed somewhat into the background, but it’s still on my mind. The big egos do indeed play a significant role once again – something that can also lead to one’s own downfall when one is too convinced of one’s own abilities. The Suit comes across a bit like a crybaby who can’t handle losing. Once again, a fine example of using pain and ordinary life on the streets – or rather, survival – as a means of escape. It’s also a lovely description to refer to it as the sewer (the gutter).

In a way it sounds as if you believe that even if there is the tiniest sign of a human (humanity) there's hope. In this case only because they partners (partners during a non existing time).

I guess, it is all in his head, just like the voice (which is the worst) ... And now a black void instead of an eye. Glasses are needed, or some protection before someone jumps inside.