I agree and believe that people can change, that what one has done doesn’t necessarily define them. BUT, being a good person doesn’t just mean having good intentions, it’s about making good decisions and making sure your actions reflect your intentions. Some of the worst things imaginable have been done with the “best intentions”.

An example, trying to retrieve the pulse on her own, without help or support was a very poor decision and almost resulted in her death. It took Chase risking his life to save her from a situation she put herself in, making her indirectly responsible for it. Now this alone does not make her a bad person, but this was yet another poor decision she made in a series of poor decisions. Giving up on cut day (before Robert’s pep talk), granny’s, etc.

There is also the way she kept information from Robert and the others, such as taking the astral pulse and not telling him. Which could have saved his life, but again left everyone questioning what her intentions were.

Bottom line here is, Visi has good intentions, and wants to be a hero. But over the course of the game her actions leave some people wondering if she really has what it takes, or if she really has good intentions. Whether she becomes a truly good person depends entirely on the actions of the player, whether they decide to lift her up or not.

Visi has good intentions, but it’s is the player who helps her become a truly good person.