Jonathan Hirsch

Like you can actually see it from different perspectives too.

Like I can imagine the things that I kept from my parents as a young person, the things that I didn't feel like they would approve of or appreciate.

Like you can both see how somebody would keep a lie like that and it would get,

worse and worse and in your case too like kind of like snowball and then as a parent I can imagine Kent looking at that situation and removing the possibility that his son had anything to do with this from his mind leaving it sort of in the furthest corner because

He would never want to imagine that his son had something to do with what had just happened.

They really do.

And what would you do in that situation differently than to think, this couldn't possibly be my son.

In fact, this is getting in the way.

Yeah, but from a homicide detective's perspective, they're looking at this family that's cookie cutter, everything's perfect.

Exactly.

So Kent wheels himself to Bart's hospital bed after he finds out what happens, right?

And confronts him about the college lie.

worried that it's gonna derail this investigation.

Bart apologizes profusely.

He says the work got so demanding.

He was under so much pressure.

He always intended to go back, but just could never really quite get it together.

He didn't wanna disappoint his parents.

So all the things that we were just talking about, right?

Like he didn't wanna be in that situation.