PS: Nathan only appears in one episode, but he makes a big impression — partly because he's such a sweet guy, and those flashbacks come between such dark scenes. How did you and Taryn prepare for the bedroom scene?
RR: I shot for three days. We met in hair and makeup every morning, we just spoke pretty much like two humans, and then we talked a little bit about the actual scenes, and then we just did it. There was no shyness to it, there was no — it was very, very professional.
PS: It came across so naturally.
RR: It was very comfortable, you know? I was comfortable and she was, and there was none of that, "Oh man, this is going to be so weird. This is nerve-racking." It was just, "Let's do this." It's a great scene, and a great character. I enjoyed my character very much because he's actually a sweet guy and that show doesn't have a lot of them. It's very special to have one of those.
