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While perhaps necessary it does basically make the efforts of Pham utterly meaningless. Maybe it was impossible to make it have meaning, but somewhat a shame to see Theo give up so utterly on it. Especially when he never really made a great effort in the first place.
In the end it's just a great big mess. Lise such a messed up person because of those past few years. Ironically in some ways she was right. The only person she really cared about ended up being the one who killed her. Very likely beyond being saved, though who knows. The big thing was that she couldn't believe in the change being possible. Capturing her and then making that happen could have been the first step on a long road to recovery.
But at the same time her actions basically lean towards this being a fair response. A victim that was messed up to the point that she became a monster.
Don't think there's any way that Theo comes out of this though. The blood on his hands isn't going to wash away. Not the innocents caught up in his ambush nor his sister's.
Good luck as well getting support from Western Germany. Use the messenger as bait and then what do you show her? An ambush in the middle of a city. The Stasi are pretty evil, but the Rebellion isn't doing much better at making their argument. On top of that they are cooperating with Stasi anyways with Axman.
What a time for Kirke. Seems like she's always having the wrong opinion. She didn't have much faith in Eastern Germany during that exercise and was wrong on that point. Now it seems like her faith in the 666 is probably wrong and betrayed.
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