Trust in Louis and Papa

He didn't trap them there. Louis placed them there deliberately, probably at the instigation of his father. As you watched, the two groups spent a peaceful night learning about each other: their cultures, their music, their aspirations, and their hopes for the future. Louis and Papa, apparently both men of conscience (in a very relative sort of way), evidently believed both groups needed this to reach some level of understanding and motive. It was also a very sober object lesson to both groups that they both share the same, small, world. The experience is very telling on Avner, who begins to see his foes as fellow human beings, rather than simply targets. The problem is that it also stokes his growing apprehension over the morality of what he is doing.

Trust has nothing to do with any of this. Nobody trusts anyone, which is why a bunch of well-heeled French anarchiste-poseurs can work for everybody as facilitators; they are aligned with nobody, therefore they are a threat to nobody. Don't break any of their rules, though, like running national intel ops in places they tell you not to, or tip off babe freelance assassins to bump off members of intel organizations. How did that go for her, by the way? And who was it who identified her to Avner?