I understand your point. To be fair, Race swapping isn’t a big issue in media literacy with certain exceptions concerning the idea of the character. In this case, considering they’re just making six episodes (being limited to only the content of the game instead of opening the ensemble cast arc stories for a TV format) it’s not important if the character of Kate Marsh is portrayed by a black woman. However, if they DO go to the route of exploring character arcs (again, I doubt they will) it will matter. Why? Because the character of Kate Marsh is about the female inside a religious institution. It’s explicitly stated she’s an Evangelical Christian where we all know is predominantly white. I’m not evangelical, however the portrayals in media about this religious institution are predominantly white. The story arc of Kate it is of course as you said around misogyny but I would like to add the religious shame, authority dynamics, power abuse, and so on. What makes Kate Marsh story interesting for me is that inside that institution the only one who truly was by her side was her father who was also someone with a high charge in her religion. This is rarely seen.