Vigo's Strategy Against the Villain

Vigo talks about his son as something that he values, but then also like sells his son down the river. He compares himself having his son to John having his wife and even says, right, you got the better deal. It's a little unclear whether it's really his son that he's super cares about in this movie. I think that's a really interesting quality of just Vigo as, as a villain. And when you're trying to identify that McGuffin and thinking about, okay, what does he actually care about? The first season of Ted Lasso on Apple TV is some of the best television ever made ever, ever.