[Spoilers] Sir Harry Pearce

[JHyde]

It's because everything was filmed out of sequence.

I didn't have an issue with Harry tearing up over the deaths of so many innocent people. It's not just about all those lives, it's the devastation of the death itself, and the impersonality of it all - really overwhelming. Sometimes even Harry can fall prey to that. So that wasn't what bothered me about this.

What bothered me was just how the scene was played out. And the line "it's just the wind Ruth" felt a little off to me, a little naff. They should have just left it with Ruth after "all men ARE brothers, Harry, it's why we cry etc." It was a deliberate hark back to 3.10 and the suffering of strangers, which Ben Richards also wrote.