PS: Something I thought was fantastic this season was watching Emmy Raver-Chapman's character Allison navigate this Jim Crow-era America, and do it on her own. And in the same way that you said your character was divorced from being Hispanic in that they were adopted and raised here, it was interesting to see that reckoning for her character. I think it'd be fascinating to see an arc like that for your character, too.
DC: I think so, too. I think the situation didn't allow for Diego to have that experience in the same way in the '60s. I think if it had happened, Diego wouldn't have even let it affect him, because he's so stubborn and so closed off to everything that isn't regarding his objective. But there was a question posed not long ago that if Diego got to have his own storyline, what would it be? I think once — depending on whatever happens here on out, I don't know if we'll get a third season — I would say, if he got to live in this world right now, I would love to see how he'd react to it. I would love to see how he'd take this all in, and what would he do?
