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third question about The Mermaid's Tear, and it is about collateral.

When the arrangement ends, a fleet loses its cover. Crews who never met him, families who never saw his face, men who did their jobs correctly the whole time — all of them are now sailing exposed, because a household upstairs was unkind to one person.

He did not do that to punish them. He simply stopped, and stopping had consequences he could foresee.

Which is the uncomfortable part. Grief and fairness both point the same way here, and they still land on people who did nothing. I do not have a clean answer. Neither does the show.

✨ What worked for me:
- Nobody downstairs is consulted at any point.
- The ending does not count the cost to them.

✨ Bottom line: the innocent paid for a debt they never signed.

Is walking away ever neutral?

— GSH, guilty pleasures, well served 🥂

#MermaidsTear, #MoralDilemma, #Consequences, #Ethics, #ReelShort
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00:00I'll gladly take her off his hands.
00:01If Anderson doesn't know how to treasure Freya,
00:03the woman who saved you is called Freya.
00:05All of Lockwood's business partners answer to Freya behind the scenes.
00:09She sounds like a force to be reckoned with.
00:11The funny thing is, her husband doesn't appreciate her at all.
00:14Anderson's even been fooling around with his ex.
00:16Freya is the only reason my father gave him the route.
00:18Father even made an exception and let Lockwood into the Admirally Circle,
00:21the most exclusive network in the shipping world.
00:24And this is how Anderson treats her.
00:27Tomorrow's Anderson's birthday.
00:28We're on the guest list.
00:30Do you want to go see for yourself, sir?
00:32Absolutely.

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