>>9803
This pretty much summarises my own feelings about it too
I gave her the benefit of the doubt for a long time trying to explain or excuse the poor decisions she was making, right up until point 3 when her actions became inexcusable, and it was apparant that not only was she a willing participant but that she reveled in weaponising her situation against the people that had cared enough about her to try to prevent such a fucked up scenario from occurring in the first place
At this point she can only be considered an accessory - the priority should be ensuring seth faces judgement for what he's done, and making sure no-one else falls victim to him