Do you think Eli is going along with Lincoln (Ray McKinnon) now because he has no choice, or do you think he believes it’s the right thing to do, to take on the club?
ROCKMOND DUNBAR: We just wrapped the full season, so I know where it’s going and where it ends, and I can’t tell you, unfortunately, but it’s going to be a really interesting twist. Everyone thinks that they know exactly what’s going on, but (show creator) Kurt [Sutter] is so genius with his writing and storytelling that you’ll never be able to figure it out. When we read through the scripts for the next episode, it’s always surprising. We have a great, talented group of writers. It’s going to be interesting.
What is going on in Eli’s mind now, based on the recent events?
DUNBAR: I think it’s going to be very clear, towards the end of the season. Those thoughts will actually be verbalized and played into action. But, to give you where he is right now, he doesn’t like to be manipulated, or bend to do things that are unnecessary. He does like to be fair, but at the same time, his life of criminal activity is really harsh. So, what’s going on in his mind right now is that he’s being manipulated and he doesn’t like it, and he’s trying to figure out how to get out of this situation while also policing his town. It’s very, very difficult, when you are under the stronghold of another government official, and can be put in the position where you might not be able to do the things that you love, so he’s trying to figure that out. He’s very, very conflicted.
Source: Full interview @ Collider
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