Revenge? (OOC)

Yes, and Persephone immediately and unequivocally lamented/bemoaned that situation, expressed a strong urge to escape it, and even asked for help doing so. I don't want to spend the time tracking down the posts as proof, but, again, I think you are responding to things Emma would not know. The only times Emma and Persephone discussed Persephone's contract situation, it was all about Persephone wanting to get out of it!!

I also find it strange that Emma seems perfectly comfortable consorting with vampires -- including "not nice" ones -- but finds Persephone so morally repugnant. Emma seemed incredibly empathetic toward Chablis, but seems incredibly cold toward Persephone. I don't get it.

OK I want to move forward with things that are true to the characters we've established, without any of us having to twist or change our visions. I want to honor what has occurred in the fiction. And I don't want to "cheap" out just to avoid a stumbling block. So I have two ideas: she goes Angel, or she goes Imp.

So here's my first idea. Persephone gets committed to a psych ward today. Inside, she meets someone, someone who claims to talk to God. They are insane, but... well, they know things. Things they shouldn't, or can't. They look at Persephone and immediately know about their demonic taint, for example. This person provides Persephone some dirt on Wentworth and her Patron that she can use as leverage; she can use it to alter the Jobs enough to make them minimally morally acceptable. Indeed, she might even be able to steer her Patron's interests toward helping them with the faerie issue! At the end of this arc, perhaps Persephone is able to buy off her debt somehow, and she switches to the Angel playbook. Perhaps the person in the ward with her was an Angel too.

Second idea. They commit her, but Wentworth intervenes discretely; her American healthy insurance company is insisting she be "independently evaluated". There is a mix up in transit and she "escapes." Inadvertently she learns that Wentworth is planning a coup. She agrees to keep his secret and help him, in exchange, eventually, for her freedom. At the end, she retains her demonic nature, but she is her own boss, so to speak! She switches to the Imp playbook.

Thoughts?