to ensure his escape, Larry no longer treats Michael even remotely amicably. Larry fakes a chemical exposure alert on the floor below the British Consulate to seal off the wing. He forces Michael to replace a document that would have Larry gain millions in land contracts. In the meantime, he hacks building security to force Fiona, Sam, and Anson to back off. Unusually, he happens to have killed his leverage (Anson's wife) before the job was done. Fiona locates the office where Larry is monitoring security and places an RDX bomb on the bulletproof window. Luring him with a few sniper shots, she sets off a bomb near the room he is in, presumably killing him along with two security guards after a secondary bomb placed by Anson is set off (though a newspaper headline shown later in the episode lists only two casualties). Unknown to him, Larry's actions were the catalyst of Anson's exploitation of Fiona to cause the consulate's destruction as leverage against Michael. In the seventh season's "Psychological Warfare", Larry appears in Michael's hallucinations while Michael is being interrogated by the organization he agreed to dismantle. Drugged and forced to imagine Larry inside his head, it is revealed that Michael and Larry were betrayed by an asset on their last mission together, which led to Michael destroying the building that contained the asset. However, Larry forces Michael to admit that there were innocent people inside the building as well and that they burnt to death because he couldn't do the mission properly as he could have. Michael tearfully says that he became scared of what he had done and feared that he was becoming like Larry, leading to his departure from working with him ever again. Both Sam and Fiona hate Larry because they believe that he is a poor influence on Michael.. Though they share a mutually antagonistic relationship, Sam and Larry know each other very well and could therefore have had dealings with one another in the past. Michael has admitted that there is a small part of him that is like Larry, but that this part grows smaller the longer he is around his friends. For his part, Larry seems to have slightly paternal feelings for Michael and is constantly frustrated by his former comrade's reluctance to embrace the darker side of his personality. Larry is the longest-recurring villain outside of major antagonists. Tyler