"Hoffman's pretty consistently since he showed up been trying to convince me that it'd take very, very little to get me to snap and be just like him, and loves lecturing me about police procedure and how what he did was justifiable because the people he murdered didn't matter. They either deserved to die, or they're just causalities of some greater cause that suits him, whereas the way I see it? Murder is murder is murder, and 'mowing down' you're entire precinct is not justifiable, no matter how rotten or dirty the cops in it are, and frankly, considering his standards and the stories he's told me, he was just as bad while he was actually a cop as when he turned vigilante sociopath. He's a whiny, violent, attention seeking murderer who likes hurting people who 'get in his way'. He keeps complaining about how he still doesn't deserve to be here, or he's not really a bad guy, but then he's talking about killing all of us and wanting to 'play games' with people he doesn't like, and then when people get upset about it, he blames the rest of us for not understanding him, since what he's been through which clearly absolves him from the stuff he's done, because god knows the rest of us can't possibly understand what it's like to lose people we love or watch the legal system fail, so we have no right to tell him what the appropriate reaction to that sort of thing is. Oh, and he tried to murder Steph."

[And another shot.] "I'm getting tired of having these conversations with him."