Question J

[Jonetta]

Decker’s conversation with Dr. Heissman goes off the rails at times, him crossing a line at one point. Was he really being vulnerable with her, was he playing her or a combination of both? Was she being genuine or duplicitous, working covertly with the Agency?

[Anita]

Decker is so tightly wound that it didn't take much for Dr. Heissman to push his buttons. I don't think it mattered if she worked covertly for the Agency or not. But I don't think that she would have been able to do that without Tom knowing.

[Lauren]

Decker has excellent instincts, and there is definitely something off about the good doctor. Whether she is genuine or duplicitous remains to be seen, but I would not be surprised if it were the latter.

As to whether Decker was being vulnerable, its a bit of both. He was using his own weakness as a tool to expose her.

[Jonetta]

I’m on the fence about the “good doctor,” too😏 But, I’m leaning more towards duplicity.

I thought Decker had an agenda but there was a moment when he exposed a vulnerability he couldn’t control. Aside from that, I felt he was working Heissman.