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Dec. 7th, 2016 11:31 amAll in all, he thinks it had been a rather successful meeting. It was Peggy who had the most questions, which hadn't surprised John much at all, given how much he's told Karen about his own life and how generally easy going Dutch seems to be. For the most part, he thinks he had given her suitable answers, told her as much as he was able given how little they really do know about what their plans are at this point, and what she chooses to do from here on out is really up to her. It could be a really good team, that's John's opinion, but he's interested to see what Finch thinks about how things went.
At the end of it all, John is still Finch's loaded gun. He'll default to Finch's decisions when it comes down to it, but the thing that works best about their friendship and their partnership is knowing Finch will listen to his opinions and take them into consideration when it comes to working with a new team of people. He may be the loaded gun -- and he doesn't take offense to that, John knows where his talents lie -- but Finch takes him seriously in ways Kara never did.
It's why they're still here. Why John hasn't given up on any of this.
They're at the warehouse again, John coming from having done a quick survey of the perimeter. While he believes they're relatively anonymous here in Darrow, while he's almost entirely certain there's nothing like Samaritan in the works here, he also knows better than to take anything for granted and it only makes sense to make sure their working space continues to be secure. So he does his checks and Finch doesn't ask him to stop, but when he slips back inside, he stows his gun in his holster without a second thought, knowing he won't need it.
"We're clear," he announces, pausing to give Bear's ears a quick rub.
At the end of it all, John is still Finch's loaded gun. He'll default to Finch's decisions when it comes down to it, but the thing that works best about their friendship and their partnership is knowing Finch will listen to his opinions and take them into consideration when it comes to working with a new team of people. He may be the loaded gun -- and he doesn't take offense to that, John knows where his talents lie -- but Finch takes him seriously in ways Kara never did.
It's why they're still here. Why John hasn't given up on any of this.
They're at the warehouse again, John coming from having done a quick survey of the perimeter. While he believes they're relatively anonymous here in Darrow, while he's almost entirely certain there's nothing like Samaritan in the works here, he also knows better than to take anything for granted and it only makes sense to make sure their working space continues to be secure. So he does his checks and Finch doesn't ask him to stop, but when he slips back inside, he stows his gun in his holster without a second thought, knowing he won't need it.
"We're clear," he announces, pausing to give Bear's ears a quick rub.
