The clip could maybe have started just before this started but it's very good and when finich loses his cool and stuff happens (you have to watch the episodes to understand 😎 The person who made this show is a work of art
It was so well written. The hopeless fight against Samaritan and the Machine, thinking two gods were at war, when really it was Samaritan that never had a chance against Finch. It made a grave miscalculation fighting a good man. The Machine was always wiser because Finch was her father and knew better than to go against him.
His inner flame behind the calculating profile, the determination, the broken things inside of him, the struggle with his loses and past, the pain, the anger... all came to the surface... you can see it all in his expressions and the look in his eyes... This clip left me in awe. I consider this as one of the best actings on screen I have ever seen.
The moment when the very finest of the characters realized that goodness does not always win out. Being good and beating evil don't always coincide. Fighting evil sometimes requires a measure of evil itself.
Don't fear an evil man. An evil man will posture and preen and exert his control and dominance over you. Dragging out your death as long as possible for their own ego. Fear the righteous man. The righteous man will kill you without a second thought. Without warning. And he will sleep like a baby that night, secure in the fact that he triumphed over evil.
From what I guessed finch could of killed Samaritan and even the Machine way earlier on when the machine did go live (if you follow the series finch actually made the suxnet virus or had a part in its location to be used as a backup to kill the machine and the ice7 I think it was called to nuke all of the computers, finch plays the long game)
The shock on Reese's face subsequently to this scene... when he realizes the machine's warning of throwing Finch's number up... ...was the machine was concerned what Finch would do when he goes on the offensive.
Madame Kovarian: The anger of a good man is not a problem. Good men have too many rules. The Doctor: Good men don't need rules. Today is not the day to find out why I have so many.
In God Mode, The Machine…: Ingrham (AUX_ADMIN): Sends the SSN and bio of irrelevant. Root: sends audio prompts and info of irrelevants via different voices. Reese: Guides him with directions using clock (audio of different voices). And sends him alerts of irrelevants in imminent danger. Root (After retasking) : Sends her to irrelevants that are in need, and are useful to the task at hand (via different voices and prompts). Finch (ADMIN): Does anything Finch wishes. "You created me! I can do anything you want! " Via the voice the machine chose someone who is deceased as an avatar, Root, Samantha Groves. Finished High school teacher (for a breif time).
True it was, I got goose bumps on how he was talking to Samaritan. But answer Me this, if The High Table Of John Wick was Of The POI Universe & Samaritan comes Online, is it a Great Possibility that during The Correction Samaritan would have completely Defund & Dismantled The High Table Rather Effortlessly without Them having any idea what The Hell happened?
When Harold released his Inner Beast. I found myself having to do the same, albeit against True enemies, in the Summer of 2016. It required no destruction. Simply a detachment from Toxic people. And again the first week of January 2022. This also required a cross-country move. A time to start over. As you grow, you must change not only the people around you, or your job. As Harold learned here, sometimes you have to change the way you look at the world. And even the ideals you hold dearest. Above all, you must stop crossing oceans for people who wouldn't step over a puddle for you. As Shakespeare advised, "To thine own self be true." Be honest with yourself too! There will come a day when you have to change the way you see the world, and accept what it is. Not what it should be. If you cannot do this, you will NOT survive.
This remains me, what Greer told Finch when they finally meet. As father of Artificial intelligence, he is biggest treat to Samaritan existence. (Somewhere at the end of season 3) This make it clear, he wasn't wrong. When he finally snapped and used The Machine in her full potential to attack, Samaritan could barely defend. Best what he could do was begg for mercy and try to survive.
Don't talk like them, you're not one of them, you see, to them, you're freak like me and the only sensible way to live in their world is without rules.
Flight Rising Along those lines: the Jews hated the Samaritans because they considered them not true Israelites, which seems to me to parallel the fact that Samaritan is not the "true" version of a machine designed to protect humanity
