"Oh, there's plenty to talk about, Mr. Compson," the formality would have been unnecessary had this been a regular sponsor appointment or making sure Swann is all right. There is a vicious nature to the words, as if Sinclair wasn't just blaming Jason but the entire Compson family for this. He cut right to the chase as he leaned back on his chair, eyes locked onto his target.

"Did you really think I wouldn't catch onto your scheme?" he asked point-blank. "If you did, you're a bigger fool than I thought."

This ploy was a chance for Jason to confess to the crimes he's committed. Not out of good will of course, Gus thought the man was at home when he was in prison. In fact, it was Cassian's assault left the door right open for Sinclair to investigate the strange transactions happening in his back.

"I'm mighty disappointed in you, Compson. I wouldn't try lyin' to me right now, wouldn't look good in a court of law."