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Something of a marital statute of limitations will come into play Cannoli Send a noteboard - 10/03/2010 03:10:36 PM
I think it's problematic that Faile apparently doesn't want that Perrin finds out her character's true toughness, although they are married for some time now. And all of Faile's helpers agreed to kill Masema; maybe Perrin would agree with it as well, if it is properly explained. Seems Faile either doesn't trust Perrin very much or feels that their relationship is actually too fragile to risk telling Perrin even such things like that she killed a mad man who just tried to murder Perrin.
Once a certain amount of time has elapsed, the revelation will be less of an issue. She can write it off claiming "Well I was all traumatized from my captivity, and hearing that he tried to kill you made me snap." This is one of those things that isn't going to be a big deal down the road, but in the heat of the moment could cause all sorts of unecessary arguments.

Plus, as said, if Perrin reports back to Rand, he could certainly better explain that Masema had to die because of his evil deeds, than that he lost Masema again (I also don't see who should find the corpses in the middle of nowhere). At least the Masema case can be closed then, in Rand's view.
If it gets too problematic, they can always reveal the truth. Given all that is on Rand's plate, Maseema is very much an "out of sight, out of mind" issue. Rand isn't going to worry about him if he is not making any trouble.

And too, assuming she's actually thought through all the ramifications is kind of a leap. Much more likely, it was a reflexive, "Spot threat - kill threat" type of reaction, that she carried out because she was PO'ed at Maseema for trying to kill her husband, recalling the arguments about his disposal from before her capture and wanting to actually act with the upper hand and exert some power for a change, after so long in the underdog/clandestine role.
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Faile's lies Etzel - 10/03/2010 12:32:43 PM 1336 Views
Perrin is a very delicate chap who can't stand the thought of murder? *NM* car'a'aman - 10/03/2010 01:06:35 PM 315 Views
But certainly Faile could explain him, why this deed was necessary in her view. *NM* Etzel - 10/03/2010 01:56:23 PM 312 Views
Um, for the very reasons you gave? Cannoli - 10/03/2010 02:35:22 PM 865 Views
Yeah, but... Etzel - 10/03/2010 02:48:32 PM 712 Views
Something of a marital statute of limitations will come into play Cannoli - 10/03/2010 03:10:36 PM 993 Views
Re: Faile's lies Narg - 10/03/2010 03:43:19 PM 648 Views
Actually I find it rather implausible dadof5 - 10/03/2010 06:18:32 PM 687 Views
Because Perrin is very slow and simple and finds it easier to hack off someone's head then stab them RugbyPlayingAshaman - 10/03/2010 07:10:32 PM 665 Views
Not to be confused with.... File Leader - 10/03/2010 11:14:03 PM 732 Views
Tztztztz Voscaia Sedai - 11/03/2010 10:21:17 AM 603 Views
Agreed Sidious - 11/03/2010 05:57:08 PM 641 Views
Re: Faile's lies orius - 11/03/2010 08:36:25 AM 601 Views
Ya the entire scene with Masema seemed too out of place in TGS *NM* car'a'aman - 11/03/2010 08:44:01 AM 609 Views
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