"We're all in the jungle, and I dare say you have, Ms Morgan,"
Sloane replies, and decides that some truth is in order. Not truth about himself directly, though Lilah will be able to draw some conclusions from what he's going to say, if she's as intelligent and resourceful as he thinks she is.
"Once you have seen your best friend self destruct because he was made a fool of by the woman he loved who happened to work for the other side, there isn't much that would surprise you in the ways of human melodrama. Well. Except for a man learning those lessons too well."
Sloane rather doubts Jack thinks of his years at SD-6, spying on Sloane for the CIA, as doing the same thing Irina did when posing as Laura Bristow, but then, Jack has a selective point of view when it comes to those things. In any case, Lilah probably has enough hints for now to deduce he is, or used to be, connected to intelligence.
It will be interesting to see if she comes up with a bit of truth herself in return, or an imaginative lie. He flatters himself that he will be able to tell.
As opposed to Jack Bristow, Arvin Sloane has know that he was lied to for years.
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Sloane replies, and decides that some truth is in order. Not truth about himself directly, though Lilah will be able to draw some conclusions from what he's going to say, if she's as intelligent and resourceful as he thinks she is.
"Once you have seen your best friend self destruct because he was made a fool of by the woman he loved who happened to work for the other side, there isn't much that would surprise you in the ways of human melodrama. Well. Except for a man learning those lessons too well."
Sloane rather doubts Jack thinks of his years at SD-6, spying on Sloane for the CIA, as doing the same thing Irina did when posing as Laura Bristow, but then, Jack has a selective point of view when it comes to those things. In any case, Lilah probably has enough hints for now to deduce he is, or used to be, connected to intelligence.
It will be interesting to see if she comes up with a bit of truth herself in return, or an imaginative lie. He flatters himself that he will be able to tell.
As opposed to Jack Bristow, Arvin Sloane has know that he was lied to for years.