Isabella Stone (No. 34)

The character, Isabella Stone, has an enterprise. It is to set up important people and destroy their lives and their worlds. She doesn't care who else suffers for this. She is smug and dangerous. Red enlists Liz to put a stop to her. Her target is a benevolent group that does wonders for less privileged or nearly hopeless men, women, and children. She is using this because Reddington is the target. By destroying this wonderful group, she will put the blame on Red. There is an unfortunate gun battle that costs dearly. In a parallel, now Tom is seeking answers to his past after his father is killed in a plane crash. I agree with a previous writer about Liz's holier than thou attitude.