If that were the case, then hypothetically she should feel ashamed that she has been part of the system for this many decades and accomplished so little.
Fortunately for her, everyone she doesn't like is a Russian agent, so she doesn't have to do any of that nasty introspection.
I think she's aware of what she's doing, is doing so intentionally, and has no shame about it. When dealing with imperialists, never attribute to stupidity that which can be attributed to malice (or at least amoral disregard for others).
If that were the case, then hypothetically she should feel ashamed that she has been part of the system for this many decades and accomplished so little.
Fortunately for her, everyone she doesn't like is a Russian agent, so she doesn't have to do any of that nasty introspection.
I think she's aware of what she's doing, is doing so intentionally, and has no shame about it. When dealing with imperialists, never attribute to stupidity that which can be attributed to malice (or at least amoral disregard for others).
People tend to not be the villain in their own story.
Regardless of her intentions, I think we both agree, she has earned a place on the wall, after the revolution.
You know what, because she is such a pioneering girl boss, she can be the first female politician up against the wall after the revolution.