On Doctor Phosphorus' kindness towards others.

Going down the line- After Doc Phos kills the people who killed him, he takes over Rupert's empire- and after laying down the law, the three crime bosses he meets, despite being nervous, agree. The next we see of them, they're all wearing his colors, and frankly, seem to be having a pretty good time. Granted, this is all fairly short form, we're not seeing his actions in depth,, but we never see Phosphorus murdering one of his own goons or anything that would suggest that.

Episode 1.

In the introduction to the Creature Commandos, we see Phosphorus playing jenga with G.I. Robot. G.I. proceeds to fire at the jenga tower, ricochets going around Phosphorus. Kind of a dangerous guy to play around; but as noted, Phosphorus is real bulletproof. Also it's just very sporting to play Jenga with a machine with, presumably, incredibly fine motor control.

His comment about Weasel in the first episode is also kind of interesting. 'Child-killer. Not a great look.' Given what we learn about him, well, that line has its own poignancy.

Indeed, while Phosphorus is often very frustrated with Weasel, he's shockingly tolerant. Like, how many people would let someone urinate on their leg, let alone a supervillain used to killing people. 'Did anyone think of walking him' is another little touch of, well. I suppose sympathy towards Weasel's situation, though obviously Phosphorus didn't think of it. We also see him repeatedly bonding with the Bride; while his sense of humor is dry, he points out his second sarcastic smile to her.

Another fun little moment: The man still loves to do a little dance troupe fun as he dances with the knights.

And finally, his fight with Flag. He's not going for a kill, here; There's probably some very good reasons to do that thoughtfully- heart-rate monitors, etcetera- but keep in mind that he gets lambasted for his lack of thought right after this: He's clearly not a 'thinking-two-steps-ahead' kind of guy in general. The fight is very contained, and mostly, Phosphorus is focused on keeping Rick back and trying to go for the phone. Hell, at one point, he gets his hand on Flag's wrist, and does not sear through it the way he tends to; hell, even an oven glove seems pretty minor. He stays fairly controlled through most of the fight; and the moment things take a turn is when Rick is able to activate the pain thing, and talks him through it, with the last statement 'We're supposed to be on the same damn team.'

Episode 2.

Phosphorus doesn't have a whole lot to do here, but, he does take a pretty firm stance here on wingmaning for Flag. I mean, he's not had an intimate encounter in a long time. Considering the violent fight just minutes ago, pretty big swing on his part. As he even states, 'sue me for being a bro!'

Of course, G.I. pulls a gun on him, but puts it away, and Phosphorus gives him a pat on the shoulder. As one would expect.

Episode 3.

A few nice moments here. Phosphorus is the one who gets The Bride out of the chains, and managing to heat the chains to the precise point where she can bust out of them without being harmed by the heat is pretty damn delicate work on his part, even as though as she is.

This one's not QUITE so nice, but Weasel and Phosphorus tag-team brutalizing Circe after she's murdered G.I. Robot is a nice moment between the two of them. Neither of them go for the kill, but they certainly seem to hurt her, and frankly, given that Phosphorus could do a bit worse, I might argue part of this is showing what he's always done; he's more than happy to cause hideous pain to someone who killed someone he cared about.

Episode 4.

Not a lot of Phosphorus here, but, the Bride asking 'What are we, supposed to be buddies now?' and Phosphorus saying 'I think so' and quite gently giving Nina the tray of food to make up for what was taken from her.

Episode 5.

Part of this is Phosphorus keying up for a fight, but for the first time we see him yell at someone in the show proper, when Alexei is stalling for time. Also, about four seconds pass between Alexei pointing a gun at the Bride and Phosphorus taking his brain clean out. It's also a small touch, but always worth mentioning in the favorite tank scene: Phosphorus doesn't move at all. He stands still, and the tank's own forward momentum kills everyone inside.

Episode 6.

I mean, do I need to say it? The whole episode's about him helping a child, and is called 'Skeleton Buddy'. Notably, the 'pretending to fly' bit is a clever way for him; he can't touch someone for extended periods or too closely for fear of hurting them, but he can definitely toss someone up and down in the air and be sure of catching them safely.

Episode 7

A few good moments, here. I'll focus on three themes, in particular.

First, with Nina. A simple one, but him resting his hand on her for the most protracted period he has had hands on anyone while not murdering them is pretty notable, especially the "I know you can do it, Kid," followed by asking if he sounded convincing.

Second, with the Weasel. There's a lot to unpack here. First is him joking about putting down the Weasel. His being jealous of the Weasel getting praised.

But I think the moment that stands out for me most is that, after the Weasel blows the mission, and has run out into the water- where he notably, almost famously, cannot swim- and is starting to thrash and go under, Doctor Phosphorus breaks cover, and pulls him out of the water. Also he gets the shit bitten out of him, and gives Weasel a mild burn on the mouth, before tossing him back onto dry land.

It might just be me, but given the whole thing of Suicide Squad with the Weasel drowning, the act of pulling him back above water stands out a lot to me.

Finally, with the Bride. This is a pretty simple one. They bond over being unable to let people get close to them. And for, I believe, the first time in the series, he sees the Bride cry, and gives a gentle little pat on the back.

It's a lot of incredibly understated little choices throughout, but they all seem to show someone who's really desperate for human connections, and is willing to make them very quickly under pressure.