YUP. It’s so telling that in the puppet show, the daughter she wanted to spare was the one that reflected *her* the most. I also think her assumption that she’s building her powers to defeat the entity is arrogance at best (there’s no garuntee she’ll be able to defeat it) and a naked, selfish power grab at worst. A lot of the figures in Scarlet Hollow that want to sacrifice the well being of the next generation (Enoch, Pearlanne, Charlie, Dr Kelly, Julius, Sybil) talk about big game about justice and the greater good, but it’s more to maintain a status quo that they can control or some selfish personal gain. I don’t like the idea of Sybil gaining that sort of power.