Who was Elliot speaking to?
S02E04 of Mr. Robot, approximately 48 minutes in, Elliot says:
Even make amends with those who I have unfairly wronged
And hugs this man:
Who was he speaking to, and what is the context?
Best Answer
While finishing the episode, I remembered who it was:
From S01E05, Elliot is forced to belittle (the scene was horrifying to watch) him:
Elliot: Think about it, Bill.
Bill: Think about what?
Elliot: If you died, would anyone care? Would they really care? Yeah, maybe they'd cry for a day, but, let's be honest, no one would give a shit. They wouldn't. The few people that would feel obligated to go to your funeral would probably be annoyed and leave as early as possible. That's who you are, that's what you are. You're nothing to anyone. To everyone. Think about it, Bill. Because if you do, if you let yourself, you'll know I'm telling you the truth. So, instead of wasting any more of my time, I need you to go call someone that matters. Because, Bill You don't.
Bill: I'll, um I'll call my supervisor.
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