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    Hey everyone just have a question I would like to ask Deltas and fellow Gammas with regards to Rob’s decision to confess the hit and run that he and Mia were involved in in the episode:

    It is weird because when I first watched the episode I actually found what Rob was planning to do there also indecent even though I get where he comes from. It felt like he was betraying Mia’s trust and the loyalty of this semi-existent relationship after so many years. (Sounds a bit like infidelity)

    It feels like a twisted morality because I don’t know if being loyal to what one agreed to really outweighs “doing the right thing” (I.e. confess the hit and run).

    Obviously Mia turns to a monster but that is besides the point, just gonna talk about Rob.

    That was my 1D Fi at work, bet it looks bad but I really am trying.

    Just wanna know your opinions. Thanks.

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    yeah sometimes 1D Fi can have twisted sense of morality whereas mine is very "this isn't right to do to others babe"
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