Am I the only one who found Kate's back story completely irrelevant? I don't think it served any purpose at all, in fact removing it from the narrative has 0 impact on the story.

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Emma I think that it helps because it helps explain her anxiety and how she thinks that everyone she runs into is just a creep and reminds her of George Daniels. She does seem to go for all of the guys that have issues tho lol.

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Swapna It is relevant when Kate admits to Detective James that she is a psycho-magnet.
And she doesn't learn her lesson from that experience and again falls for a creep like Alan at the end.

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