‘Right Behaviour’ is Blake Crouch’s seductive suspense series focused on the Letty Dobesh novels. The story of Letty Dobesh (Michelle Dockery), a thief and scam artist whose life is still one wrong turn or one bad implosion judgment, is revealed through Positive Conduct, which is just how she likes it. Letty attempts to remain alive fresh out of prison; reunite with her 10-year-old baby, who is actually being adopted by her mother Estelle (Lusia Strus); and see her drug dependency specialist,
Christian (Terry Kinney), daily, whose motivations are unclear for supporting her. As she overhears a hitman (Juan Diego Botto) being employed to kill the wife of a man, Confusion returns to Letty’s life and sets out to derail the work. She quickly finds herself on a collision path with the murderer, entangling all of them in a friendship that is dangerously captivating.
Letty Raines (Dockery) is having what she needs all the time. She also got back the one thing that had been so long eluding her, her baby, Jacob (Nyles Steele). Sadly, the bargain she negotiated with the FBI to reclaim her son’s custody almost lost her the affection of an assassin named Javier (Botto), the only guy who had ever really understood her.
Letty has patched things up with Javier as the second season of Good Behavior begins, and reconciled with her mother, Estelle (Strus), who had long stood in the way of getting custody of Jacob from Letty. Letty, Javier and Jacob are headed for a new life on the run from FBI Investigator Rhonda Lashever (guest star Ann Dowd), pretending to be regular.
The more Letty and Javier strive to build a regular relationship, the more things go wrong for each other. When anything more sinister than the FBI catches up with them, their effort to build a safer future for Jacob quickly appears futile: the past. Slowly, the sweet taste of normality disappears as Letty moves from being poor to being healthy… Ok, too nice to be evil.
