When I think of the jobs I have had throughout my life, I sometimes shake my head, laugh, and think, \"What was I thinking?\" Of course, nothing even comes close to the folks in this story.

While the story moves quickly and quite smoothly, there are still lingering elements that make me think, \"would anybody really stoop to that level, even in desparation? I don\'t know. With the state of the world as it is today, I tend to think most of us have common problems. Despite being overwhelming sometimes, we take comfort in knowing that the rest of the world endures them as well. It gives us that allowance for thinking that our problems are not necessarily the biggest ones out there.

But my only \"peeve\" with this tale was just that. The lead character seemed too easily sold on the idea of such a macabre occupation. It would make more sense if he had previously had a criminal past, not an honorable, military background. He pondered and warted over the decision, but I don\'t know... I guess I just wasn\'t sold on the idea that he would be that far gone.

I suppose for the amount of time to unfold a tale like this, they had to get to the point quickly. And it was gotten to quickly with only Himan Brown precision. This man was nothing shy of a genius when it came to locking an entire episode into 50 minutes. Amazing!

I really enjoyed the way the story fell back on itself in the end, giving us a recovered murderer, for lack of a better term. I didn\'t see it coming. For me, a great episode allows me to \"put myself in their shoes.\" This one gave me satisfaction on that count, even though I think – er, I hope – I\'d choose a different route.&nbsp;<br>