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This was not the smartest thing to do. She should have known that Wyatt would become all manly and protective and Aaron would be alerted.She should have kept it to herself until she could have spoken to Wyatt in private.
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I thought she was right in alerting somebody but how stupid was it of Wyatt to approach a dangerous criminal the way he did!
She should have just continued with what they had planned. Play it off as best a she could. Alerting Wyatt almost got him killed. I can understand why she freaked, I probably would have too. Being calm and rational is in emergency situation is something we all hope we could pull off, but it takes a rare individual to actually do it.
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I think she should have acted less awkward and maybe gone into the cabin to see Wyatt herself. I agree that Wyatt should have handled it better. Storming out of the cabin like that set things in motion.
In that situation, I can't say that I would have done anything differently. But, of course, she should have been smarter about where she talked to Wyatt. Wyatt definitely should have handled it better. I agree, Melissa. Storming out of the cabin was not smart.
It was bad timing all around, especially that Aaron was looking right at her when she realized who he really was.
That's true, Anita. It would almost be impossible to keep that info off your face.
I put the blame on the man who called her under those circumstances. How could anyone not react to such information? Seems [if I recall] that Tyler's instincts were better, but he wasn't in control of that communication.
