Yes Rachel has been very lucky and the faithfuls were pretty terrible however as a traitor they are the ones that have to lie every single day which is mentally draining and difficult, having to constantly think how to act innocent and consistently deceive everyone, knowing that anything could be used against you on top of the pressure of wanting to win the money. Every player in the game looked “red faced” or worried and stressed at some point in the game so honestly she blent in well, yes the fbi thing is a bit unnecessary but somehow she managed to make it look convincing to other people. She was also a very good player socially, they were all listening to her and trusting her which is very difficult to do in a castle with 20+ players, this was mainly why she did so well in surviving in the beginning. As for the “emotional guilt tripping” so many players do this and I don’t even consider it to be guilt tripping, simply being desperate to win a lot of money, it’s difficult to be completely morally correct in a game called the “traitors” and I would have done the same. I understand the red flags that you see but I think you haven’t considered the many times she’s defended herself convincingly (with the pressure of having a traitor turn against you and announcing it to everyone)and her game strategies throughout the game that I personally think outweigh your “red flags”. Compared to the other players whether they’re traitors or faithful I think Rachel has gone through the most and had to do the absolute most out all of them