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I think yall Katie's fans the point here. I mean– the deal isn't off, nor was the stream full of plot holes. What happened there was consequences crashing down on Katie. Even if she did give away Nacho, promised shit to DC and did nothing wrong here – qewron had every right to bring up her compromised actions as an argument for her being a spy. Let's not forget that DC has a lookout besides from his workers. None of them had a script, none of them needed one. They did a good job portraying Katie's fuck up here, and you should be thankful her plot is brought up even if its too complicated for you to grasp– what the admins and ewron did here was basically redirect the mission, successfully allowing Multi to get his own share of the deal and even more plot possibilities regarding her situation. I think it's better to see the dark feds suspicious of her despite the agreement rather than have her jump-up the ranks and bring down Ewron's power just for the sake of the viewers' satisfaction, it is hella confusing, but the plot line isn't universal for everyone. With that being said, the admins as actors don't always have to commit to the bit as stiff background characters, they have emotions, memory and shit. they weren't surprised Katie had her Family, they were surprised it's an active storyline and that Nacho is blunt with it. That it's happening here and now– the mission with Nacho and Multi, right under Katie's nose. Their reactions were caused by what was mentioned above and the workers realising Ewron's rank– that gives him a clear leverage. It's a power-play. Had Ewron not come to the Temple, the workers wouldn't have opportunities to play their part.
2026-07-03 15:36:27