• She's actually a test for the officer to assess him on whether he will uphold the law or be over shadowed by his emotions. • "What if you've been luring me in this whole time to kill me?" "My typical victims aren't as handsome as you are; you know that." • She uses him, feigning attraction/trust/etc. to gain information about the investigation on her. • "This. . . Us. . . It can't happen." "I know; long distance relationships hardly ever work." "That's the least of our problems." • "Come on," she purred, sliding her perfect nails lightly down his cheek. "A goodbye kiss." He clenched his jaw and brushed past her, running his fingers through his hair in frustration. "This is so wrong. You're a murderer. You're crazy, violent, unpredictable, incredibly-" "Attractive," she interjected. He rolled his eyes. "Incredibly problematic. Now, you're leaving.If you stay another day, I'll turn you in." "Oh threatening me now, are you? As you said, I'm the bad guy here. But I'll comply as long as I get that kiss." • The cop is falsely accused of an awful crime, so he flees the authorities. He seeks the killer for help.• "I could kill you right now.""I know you can, but you won't." "Why not?" "You're too fascinated by me, the concept that a stereotypical good guy hasn't turned a criminal like you in.""True, but that fascination has come to a close. I'm leaving. Mention me at all, and I'll come back to kill you. Fascinating or not."• "You're as bad as me." "I've never killed anyone." "The world will not be destroyed by those who do evil, but by those who watch them without doing anything- Albert Einstein." "You're not evil. Misdirected, but not evil." • She leaves, gains a new identity, and comes back, training to be a cop in order to make up for her past actions. • She evades ever being caught, and he's convicted of knowingly aiding a criminal. One day, she breaks him out.