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>>If he's so concerned for Naz's well-being, why is he trying
>>sooo hard to send him to prison? You can't genuinely care
>>about someone and actively try to destroy him at the same
>>time.
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>"If you legitimately believe he did it (which Box has no
>reason not to,) the best thing for him is to confess."
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>There's a difference between seeing your client go through an
>ugly trial versus hoping he finds catharsis through
>confession.

You're looking at 'best interest' through a moral/religious lens. I suppose you could argue that Box cares about Naz's soul/peace of mind; however, I'm more inclined to believe that he's trying to use religion as a way to turn the screws on the kid.