That's an interesting hook, the notion of a father telling his children how he ultimately met their mother. It makes it feel distinctive.

You know how my mother and father met? In a train robbery!

We're not letting the players off the hook here. We need our players to be better. Ultimately, we're all going to be held accountable.

My father was always telling himself no one was perfect, not even my mother.

We're asking, 'prophet or madman'? We don't want to eliminate the negative. We want to tell a well-rounded story, which means that his fate is in his own hands. There will be people who think that he's a madman and people who think that he's a prophet.

The work he did on 'Murder Book' was visually stunning. He sees things in a different way, a more artistic and original way, in everything from the camera angles he chooses to the way scenes are lit. It feels unique and very distinctive.