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Though it is interesting that he's willing to be a murderer the first time, for Fred, in "Supersymmetry" -- and, even though he supposedly doesn't remember that at the point of "Shells," he once again kills for her.
It's interesting that someone as basically sweet as Fred brings out such violence in Wes. Although maybe it's because she's so sweet, it inspires those reactions?
I've also noticed that in season 5 how he hasn't lost a lot of that ruthlessness which he gained in late season 3 and season 4.
Though I wouldn't use murder re: his actions toward not!Roger. He's acting to defend Fred (though possibly by way of overkill) -- Wesley has already decided by the end of the episode to interpret what he did as helping Fred; but it's worth noting that earlier on, when the cyborgs attacked him and not!Roger in the office, Wes moved quickly to protect not!Roger. I think his protective instincts are on display there, at least as much hatred of his father or wanting to do something for Fred.