In the episode "Bastien Moreau" (6.11), Raymond Reddington is on death row and scheduled for lethal injection. While Red is seconds away from death, Harold Cooper (Harry Lennix) uses intel regarding Moreau’s current activities to pressure President Robert Diaz into granting a stay of execution.
, often referred to as "The Corsican," is a high-profile antagonist featured in a multi-episode arc during Season 6 of the television series The Blacklist . Played by actor Christopher Lambert, Moreau is a professional assassin and terrorist who exclusively accepts contracts that align with his anti-globalist nationalist ideology. Character Profile and Motivations
Moreau is driven by a deep-seated hatred for globalism and international organizations like the United Nations and the European Union. 11. Bastien Moreau (1)
His arc serves as the connective tissue between Raymond Reddington's (James Spader) imprisonment and a deep-seated conspiracy within the United States government. Plot Arc: "Bastien Moreau" (Episodes 11 & 12)
The storyline involving Moreau reached its peak in a two-part event: In the episode "Bastien Moreau" (6
In the conclusion (6.12), Reddington manages to convince Moreau that he has been deceived. Moreau confronts McMahon but is ultimately killed by a sniper—an aide to the President—to ensure his silence.
Watch these summaries and previews to better understand Bastien Moreau's role in the Season 6 conspiracy: Played by actor Christopher Lambert, Moreau is a
Moreau was manipulated by presidential advisor Anna McMahon (Jennifer Ferrin) into thinking he was acting for his cause. In reality, he was a pawn in a conspiracy called the "Princip Initiative," which was a plot by President Diaz to assassinate his own wife, the First Lady.