“We should help her,” I growled the words, “I won’t fucking sleep tonight if I walk away from this.”
Taylor is a damn good character to put in her story role of “torn between heroism and villainy” because of how strongly she has the capacity for both.
On one hand, she’s good-hearted and definitely has a heroic attitude towards saving innocents, a tendency to take it upon herself to keep everyone else from harm’s way and an unhealthily strong guilt when she can’t, even if it’s not really something she’s responsible for in the first place.
On another hand, she also has a penchant for rebelliousness and can be quite inventively cruel when it serves her needs, which she’s pretty good at convincing herself is fine, and her power is well suited for villainy.
In short, she’s an amazing representation of chaotic good in a nominally villainous role.
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