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How do yall feel about Mr Kaplan? I can’t she was wrong but I can’t say she was right either.. I don’t think she deserved to die tho damnnn. I rlly thought Red was capable of forgiving her!

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Loyalty to Red is everything

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But when she started to work for him, Mr Kaplan told Red if it reached a time that she would have to choose between Red and Liz, she would choose Lizzy and Red agreed. I don't get why Red killed her, yet they had an agreement

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I liked her until she went against Red. Not because she did that, but the entire execution of it was terrible.

Not sure how far you are but basically this is what I think of Kaplan’s change…

1) It created a lot of plot holes, 2) she did some horrible things to people even innocents , which Red tried not to do so it only made her look like a hypocrite. 3) Her sudden attachment to Liz felt weird / out of place, and 4) she was terrible at protecting Liz & Agnes & almost got them killed. 5) She killed someone she was supposed to be working with for years and didn’t care - Baz . So that made her look a bit…sociopathic

I know we were supposed to care what happened to her but at the end of it I was like ‘good riddance’ 😂

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“I liked her until she went against Red” exact same here 💯 btw I completely didn’t even notice Baz died wtf, I forgot. Who killed him?

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Mate, you have taken the words out of my mouth !! Specifically this attachment that came out of nowhere about Liz. They truly should’ve have keep the cabal the enemy of the show

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I agree with all this. Also, Toward the end of her plans she decides to take down Reddington by stealing his immunity agreement as part of trying to out the task force and tell everyone they were in on Reddington’s crimes. Then she turned herself in so she could testify against all of them. All of them could have gone to prison including Elizabeth who she claimed to love. Then when that didn’t work she decided to just tell Elizabeth the truth about the bones and turn against him for pretending to be her dad. I don’t get why she didn’t just do this in the first place. It was much easier and innocent people didn’t have to die.

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In her eyes she was right, she did her job. The job that was given to her all those years back - protecting Liz.
Mr Kaplan saw that Reddingtons existence and presence in Lizs life would expose her (and her daughter) to great dangers. And she would be proven right years later, obviously.
What Kaplan didn't understand, maybe didn't want to understand, is that Liz also pretty much inherited all this danger, by being a Rostova.

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She killed my man Baz 😭

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After watching all ten seasons I come back to one question.

Did Mr Kaplan know? If she had, she would never have betrayed Red even to "save" Liz because she knew (right?), but if she didn't know then it would make sense, but wouldn't she always be wondering wtf Red really was as she knew where the real Red's bones were.

I think she knew and she still turned on Red to "save" Liz and inadvertently put Liz and her baby into a WHOLE world of trouble that could have been avoided. As Red so eloquently put it, the Cleaner thought she was a Strategist.

I think the heel turn was for shock value primarily and probably wasn't thought out too much, or it was so convoluted and deep and psychological that I still don't get it.

I love this show :D

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