LogFAQs > #949444420

To give an example of what I was talking about in the first post, the biggest change you see is after the episode where Henry Killinger comes to work for Rusty. He makes massive improvements to the operation, but it turns out he's setting Rusty up to change into a villain and JJ. After Rusty turns him down he's left naked and shook to his core. He asks Brock "Am I a bad person?" After that episode, you can tell that Rusty is really trying to do better, even though it's not something you can change overnight. His personality is mostly the same, and he gets back to his old habits, but you'll notice that he considers the moral implications of his actions a little more. He's still greedy and selfish, but he's (a little bit) more supportive and occasionally makes choices for the sake of others.

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