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I'd argue that Coe is more than competent, just, you know, detached most of the time. Lamb always knows what needs be done, just never shares, and often lets th
by PeterWhittaker 9mo ago
I'd argue that Coe is more than competent, just, you know, detached most of the time. Lamb always knows what needs be done, just never shares, and often lets things happen until what needs be done happens on its own or is inevitable.
Coe has extraordinarily high SA and makes decisions immediately. They might seem impulsive, but when he acts, it is always with forethought.
(Yeah, Coe is our favourite character.)
- cryzinger 9mo agoLouisa too. Before Coe came along she was for sure the best agent of the bunch; between the two of them it's a tough call imo. Although I think Standish might have a leg up on all of them, including (sometimes) Lamb... but I'm biased since she's my favorite :)
- pinnochio 9mo ago> Coe has extraordinarily high SA What does 'SA' mean? I'm not familiar with it.
- ahazred8ta 9mo agosituational awareness
- petesergeant 9mo agoRoddy's portrayed as very technically competent too, just, a knob.
- DoughnutHole 9mo agoCoe is insightful and good at violence, but also (!spoiler for latest season) responsible for the most hilariously unfortunate cock-up of the show so far…
- dclowd9901 9mo agoAs you described, because he keeps to himself, he comes off as a loose cannon, which feels to me like something you wouldn't want on a coherent spy team, but nonetheless is so fun to watch, which is the point, really.
- stavros 9mo agoLamb is more like a teacher, he'll let you make your own mistakes until the situation is about to go FUBAR, then he'll step in and save it and show you where you went wrong.