“I just don’t believe in wrapping it up that simply,” Bromell tells TVGuide.com. “It’s not interesting drama. It’s a little more conventional, a little easier. I just don’t believe in it in this case. The truth is that it’s not that easy to stop the bad guys.”

Rather than admitting defeat and giving Will all the answers, Truxton, who has also been marked for death by his associates, dares Will to go public with what he knows. “Truxton’s got a little Cheney in him, a little Rumsfeld in him. He does not chicken out. He will never fail for lack of nerve,” Bromell says. “He’s too convinced of his own righteousness no matter what he’s doing.”

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