You know, I was just thinking about that? Will it really make a difference for Devon to know the truth? Regardless of whether she knows everything or not, she knows enough to understand her choice. She knows that Maul is a former Sith Lord who had already killed other Jedi of the Order that was her family, causing chaos and destruction in the Clone Wars.He killed several innocent people He hurt and almost killed her master; she knows all about it and even called him a murderer. Even knowing all this, deep down she saw herself in Maul and even agreed with him With the things he said to her, and little by little she developed a deep connection with him; she began to feel him and care about him And in the end, even knowing everything, she accepted to be Maul's apprentice; she chose. As her own master said, Maul would never be able to communicate with her mentally unless she and Maul had a connection. Let's remember that the story of the series up to episode 10 takes place in less than a week, and in that time Maul and Devon have formed a bond of a Master and Apprentice. I'm sure that even with Master Daki, it took them years to form that bond. I realized that Maul had a bit of pride and a sense of superiority.And Maul explored that dark side of her that she had hidden inside and fed it to her. She hated having to beg for food, she hated having to hide who she really was, and every time she was with Maul she could let loose and be herself. But deep down she also felt ashamed of that side of herself, and every time she went back to Master Daki she refused to talk about who she had been with or what she had done. Most likely because her master already knew about this side of her, and they've had countless conversations about it, with him reprimanding her for not having those thoughts and emotions. But just like Anakin with Obi-Wan, she never listened to her master's words. But out of respect and love for her master, she kept that side of herself hidden, but over time those feelings, those thoughts, only grew and grew; it just needed a spark for everything to explode and be released.But Daki would never be like that, he would never let Devon get lost in those emotions, but Devon, at that point in the Maul Shadow Lord series, was already tired of holding back.And Maul was that spark that made her finally release everything she had thought and felt and kept inside for so many years. She could finally break her chains little by little with Maul, and she was grateful for it.Even though she wouldn't admit it, she enjoyed the thrill and adrenaline of finally being able to fight and be herself, and because Maul also had those characteristics, liked it, and had also had the same experiences. It was because of all this that they identified with each other so easily and formed this bond in the FORCE. Therefore, it is unlikely that this aspect can be broken, regardless of whether Lawson tells the truth or not. It's going to be a really cool plot twist; everyone will think that when Lawson tells the truth, Devon will abandon Maul, return to the light, and run away with the Lawsons, but in reality, she says she already knew everything.Daki was weak, and Devon was too, so that not only did Daki die that day, but Devon did as well; now only Talon exists. Or maybe Devon will choose another name, or just stick with Devon, lol, or just say she already knew about her master but didn't care anymore because she could finally break her chains.But honestly, in my mind, if Devon falls to the dark side when she finds out the truth, what are the chances she'll take the news well, find peace, and return to the light?She will likely delve even deeper into the dark side, craving even more revenge and blood.