She was a ghoul but the thing is that she did want out of it and at the time she was in Martinaise she was kind of having parallels with Harry in that she was trying to lose herself in drugs to forget her past. She was also on the run from the moralintern herself. AFAIK if you do arrest her she will be killed while in jail (you also have an option to give her to the sunday friend!!). Honestly I would say within the time of the story she’s easily no worse than HDB. The only ‘bad’ thing she does is having sex with the mercenary and then lying to the cops about it. She does leave you a parting gift if you don’t arrest her: a ballistics analysis showing the shot came from the island.
She wasn’t a collaborator with the occupying force of the moralintern, I think is the thing that made me want to let her go. There’s no way to arrest her that isn’t fundamentally performing your duty as an officer of capital. You can either arrest her outright or maybe kinda arrest her in a way that may have a bureaucratic loophole (spoiler: it doesn’t). In the end, there’s no way to have her answer before the people she harmed. There is no justice to be served.
She was a ghoul but the thing is that she did want out of it and at the time she was in Martinaise she was kind of having parallels with Harry in that she was trying to lose herself in drugs to forget her past. She was also on the run from the moralintern herself. AFAIK if you do arrest her she will be killed while in jail (you also have an option to give her to the sunday friend!!). Honestly I would say within the time of the story she’s easily no worse than HDB. The only ‘bad’ thing she does is having sex with the mercenary and then lying to the cops about it. She does leave you a parting gift if you don’t arrest her: a ballistics analysis showing the shot came from the island.
She wasn’t a collaborator with the occupying force of the moralintern, I think is the thing that made me want to let her go. There’s no way to arrest her that isn’t fundamentally performing your duty as an officer of capital. You can either arrest her outright or maybe kinda arrest her in a way that may have a bureaucratic loophole (spoiler: it doesn’t). In the end, there’s no way to have her answer before the people she harmed. There is no justice to be served.