Jodi Walker

And then like in this conversation with Sebastian,

He almost, like, he seems, like, morally upstanding when you compare it to this neo-Nazi.

The bars in hell.

He's cleared it, yeah.

But you, and he is, like, a rare case of an established person.

person.

You know, he is an old person, not a young person.

And so like, what does that mean for his involvement in this sort of new political class?

Like, will he go lower?

Will he actually be someone who like has a moral backbone?

Also his continued relationship to Yasmin, who I guess now runs his comms.

I mean, she's going to make it on the Forbes 30 under 30 for these, you know, this movement through the comms game.

And also her criminal activity.

My feeling in seeing Yasmin join forces with Sebastian is kind of like...

a further step into what she hoped for with Henry, like not romantically necessarily, but we saw with Henry that even though he's dead ass wrong, he is someone who believes that he wants the good things that he wants.

You know, like he is someone who sort of has good intentions.

And for Yasmin...

who is this person who really does seem to live in the black and white, the good and evil, she is now finding herself in the midst of people who actually fully believe in the evil things that they think.

She is not someone who...

Believes in the things that she thinks, you know, she is not a convicted person and she's always sort of watching.