Interesting episode here. Before the end i was thinking she needed something more like psychiatric help/ward rather than prison. Because a crucial thing is, she confessed. Under no duress.
But that ending, wow. McCoy unraveled her and the priest, and showed she really was more on the side of she should go to prison rather than psychiatric ward. At least, i think. I'm not entirely sure. It's an interesting thing to think about.
She did kill that baby willfully. And of course that's murder. But. She isn't entirely evil? Like not an obviously evil person. Is she an evil person? Because, let's say she was found not guilty, and went to live her life. I think she would then lead a good and normal life and be good to others.
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Interesting episode here. Before the end i was thinking she needed something more like psychiatric help/ward rather than prison. Because a crucial thing is, she confessed. Under no duress.
But that ending, wow. McCoy unraveled her and the priest, and showed she really was more on the side of she should go to prison rather than psychiatric ward. At least, i think. I'm not entirely sure. It's an interesting thing to think about.
She did kill that baby willfully. And of course that's murder. But. She isn't entirely evil? Like not an obviously evil person. Is she an evil person? Because, let's say she was found not guilty, and went to live her life. I think she would then lead a good and normal life and be good to others.
Interesting moral quandary here.