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Originally Posted by The_abbott
If you did that in real life you'd be arrested and taken to prison for fraud. Does this woman have no conscious?
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I think her conscious is very skewed - much lilke Sawyer she not only preaches, but lives under the 'everyman for himself' mantra. It's survival of the fittest for Kate, which is strange because somewhere within her she also has a caring side. It's as if she is two people in one, with the nasty side dominating her actions and morality.
She would steal a dead mans shoes, yet tend to the sick. She would nab Joanne's ID, yet go back for her fellows. She would spike a mans drink, yet try to save the life of the warden who was arresting her.
In short, Kate is a moral mystery and I don't think she even understand's what motivates her heart - Like Sam, I'm guessing it's "
murder" first and foremost.
I agree KF, it's going to be interesting to discover what changes her in the future (albeit not a complete change, since she still wants to save her own butt
) - is it simply becoming a parent, or is there more to it..the death of a fellow..(Sawyer?), perhaps?