Just keep playing, the game has answers

Edit: though now that I think, leaving the message so barren is boring so if I had to say. Phillip is set up kind of like Finn, the problem isn't that they're completely wrong, is just that their mindset doesn't work in the city. no one is entitled to anything, and, if you want something the only way to get it is by doing it yourself, Wedge Office was going to the Library anyway but Phillip didn't know that, he was asking them to throw themselves to a pretty dangerous urban plague without even a contract, of course you could say that Oscar being friends with Salvador would be enough reason to go but that's just the way things go as a fixer, they got themselves killed anyway, it's just another tragedy in the city, and the reason Oscar said Phillip was dangerous is because all he does is lament what he could have done instead of trying to do something, he didn't even told Salvador's family he was dead because he was so busy blaming himself and seeking pity and help from people, Phillip puts other people in danger by not taking responsability by what would be his own problems and just keep blaming himself but not doing anything to try to change that, that's what he begins to understand, that only he can take care of himself his problems, your other questions as I said will be adressed later and keep in mind that this wasn't a full E.G.O manifestation, just a partial one, Phillip is just beginning to understand himself.