- May 28, 2017
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This is a great example of why I somewhat question the writer. I understand the intention of the plot where someone blackmails someone else, but it doesn't make sense that it was done by a lawyer to another lawyer when clearly the illegal action is the blackmail and not being a slut. This case is when the person doing the blackmailing has far more to lose (getting fined and/or going to jail, and also potentially losing wife/children/money) than the person being blackmailed (losing reputation). It just doesn't make sense, especially since the blackmail is very avoidable and could be minimized so easily if Grace simply went to the police which would then prevent the spread of the photos/videos.Benoit gave Grace a fucking ammunition to destroy him.
Like a great lawyer she is(apparently), she could turn the table easily.
Yeah she was a slut, but she didnt hurt anyone, but for Benoit its another story.
Blackmailing works if the person blackmailing is in a stronger position than the person being blackmailed. But it's backwards here because Grace is the one with far stronger position than Benoit.
An easy "fix" to this problem is to change the reveal of the photos/videos scene into Benoit showing them to Grace on his phone instead of sending text to her. That way Grace would have no evidence that would implicate Benoit. But even so, it would still be a pretty weak blackmail in general because Grace has power in the law firm.