What Does It Take to Stage a Rebellion?

The best thing about it is like, there's no political epiphany on Kino's part. He doesn't all of a sudden start looking at Nemec's notebook and start thinking in terms of like overthrowing power structures. And I just thought that that those two scenes kind of spoke to probably Tony's vision of what does it really take to stage a rebellion? Will it takes eliminating everybody else's other options? Because who would want to be part of a rebellion? Who would want to do that?I love that the show asked the question. We were sort of hoping this would be here and there were elements of it surrounding it, but this is also a spy show now. It