Tavon has discovered that Marcus (the person he's been looking for) is still around—and, more importantly, that Mitch has been secretly communicating with him.

Tavon doesn't confront him immediately. He doesn't yell. He doesn't threaten him outright. Instead, he lets Mitch slowly realize that he already knows the truth.

For the actor playing Tavon, the power of this scene is in restraint.

Tavon isn't trying to intimidate Mitch—he already knows Mitch is intimidated. He's watching him. Reading him. Giving him just enough room to expose himself.

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