I enjoyed his backstory. I also like the charm of a villain so I wanted the audience to almost root for him, which for the most part, they did. I also wanted him to still like Neal and toy with him a little as an old pal would. That was the truth, he actually really missed his friend, so I enjoyed that. I can't remember many of the lines because once we finish a role we move on. I do remember saying something to Mozzie though, along the lines of, 'You. Yet. But it's starting to cross my mind, Mozzie' - about putting a hit out on him. That always made us all laugh.