"No, what we do is not simple," Jack agrees, and it's an understatement, because that was not the only thing he was pointing to. There is a difference between helping others, between extending a hand to someone and doing what is available to you, what is within your power. But if Will Graham is a serial killer (intentionally or otherwise), then he did not do what would be the most simple.

He might have done the opposite. He might have used his talents to be a villain.

But Jack isn't a man who thinks in "hero" and "villain" terminology, so he doesn't linger over the thought for long. At least, under that lens. He'd prefer not to.

"But the question is, why us? Why these?" He motions to his arm. "Our roles aside, this isn't the act of a serial killer. Wouldn't you agree?"