I mean, obviously, she was willing to accept his "toupee" earlier. So a certain degree of deceit didn't seem to bother her. But this...this is so much more profound. She has done things - she has been made to do things, even! - far beyond her normal ideological boundaries. She has unwittingly become an accomplice and there is no turning back now.
I think she has two ways to go: 1. accept that she is now "a bad guy" and just go for it, accepting Clark/Philip for whoever he chooses to present himself as after the de-wigging. 2. play a double game and turn him in somehow, while perhaps sacrificing her own life.
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I mean, obviously, she was willing to accept his "toupee" earlier. So a certain degree of deceit didn't seem to bother her. But this...this is so much more profound. She has done things - she has been made to do things, even! - far beyond her normal ideological boundaries. She has unwittingly become an accomplice and there is no turning back now.
I think she has two ways to go:
1. accept that she is now "a bad guy" and just go for it, accepting Clark/Philip for whoever he chooses to present himself as after the de-wigging.
2. play a double game and turn him in somehow, while perhaps sacrificing her own life.