Did you have thoughts on their connections? And then I'd love to hear from Sean on the same topic.

Yeah, I think it is really interesting because one thing I recall from sort of previous script reads is Banshee is always kind of hinted to have a lot of this backstory, and it is really good that we start to see this built out.

I think that the aggressive homosexuality of Black Tom, which I just think you cannot ignore in this, is very interesting because if you contextualize this as 1970s Ireland, Black Tom is such a sort of, he's black sheep of the family.

He's the sort of person everyone in the family would sort of disown.

He'd be that weird cousin that we don't really acknowledge or talk about.

And I think it's really interesting for a character like him to show up in contrast to someone like Banshee, who is just such a epitome of typical Irish masculinity.

I think Black Tom is fascinating, and I also love that he is clearly overcompensating by having a big, massive shillelagh because his wood is bigger and thicker than Banshee's.

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