Quotes
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Carrie Mathison : [talking with Dante Allen's ex-wife] Your personal issues are yours, but I-I'd like to hear what you know about his work life at the time.
Audrey Navarro : You mean the whole mess in Kabul?
Carrie Mathison : Yeah.
Audrey Navarro : What I know is not a lot. He was sent home. He was not happy about it at all.
Carrie Mathison : He started Drinking.
Audrey Navarro : Drinking? Dante? No. No, I was gonna say obsessing, but that's not quite right either. He was bitter, for sure, for getting blamed for something that, as I understand it, wasn't his fault. And he just wouldn't let it go. So in the end, the timing was just really bad.
Carrie Mathison : How do you mean?
Audrey Navarro : Because right when I finally gave up on him and walked out, the whole Kabul thing kind of blew over. He got some new assignment, back in the game, traveling again.
Carrie Mathison : Where?
Audrey Navarro : You would know more about that than me. Overseas somewhere? He couldn't say. Anyway, by that time, we were barely talking.
Carrie Mathison : Well, this was very helpful. Thank you.
Audrey Navarro : You know what really bugged him? The sheer unfairness of it all. 'Cause at the same time he's over there, trying to bring some sanity to the situation, there's this woman, this CIA station chief, who was completely off the rails. Right around the time he's sent home from Kabul, total pariah, this crazy lady drops a drone on a wedding party, killing 40 people. And you know what she gets? A promotion. So Okay, life's not fair. I know that. Maybe you do, too. But I'm not sure Dante really does.
