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My take on this is that Cait and Vi didn’t do NEARLY as much wrong as Jinx did in the beginning and therefore their “punishment” shouldn’t be as severe anyways. That being said, Cait and Vi also ARE doing their part in continuing to do good and cleaning up whatever mess they might’ve made. Meaning that if anything, they’re the ones who are “righting their wrongs”. Cait asks Vi at the end if she’s still in this fight, and Vi says yes. JINX on the other hand either died, or chose to run away. Now maybe she’s running away to a place where she’ll actually end up doing things that somehow make up for her mistakes. If this is the case, I honestly just wish she was doing this IN the place she made those mistakes and WITH the people she wants to make it up to. That’d be nice. But until we actually see any of this, my feelings on her story’s outcome remain conflicted. I just feel that if she survived and ran away, it’s almost as if she got away with everything scott-free, and from a storytelling standpoint, characters should be punished if they do wrong, or again they should at least do what’s necessary to right those wrongs. And not just for a moment, but for the rest of their life. You don’t let a murderer do the right thing for a day, then say it’s okay to do whatever they want to do for the rest of his life. You hold him accountable by PUNISHING him, or by ensuring somehow that he spends his days CONTINUING to do good. Sorry for the long winded response. Hopefully I am at least understanding what you’re saying tho haha. (Also hopefully you don’t feel like I’m discrediting your opinion. I honestly respect the conversation 💪).

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