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« on: March 08, 2013, 07:39:19 PM »
I don't think that Mab not just getting rid of Maeve shows a change in what she is. Summer and Winter are opposing forces, but they have similar natures. Tatania knew that something was up with Aurora but was unable to do anything about it just like Mab. But Mab has seen what Aurora tried to do so she made plans to deal with Maeve if it ever got to the point of no return. Even then Mab tries to give Maeve a choice to come back to her. I think that Mab's reluctance to deal with Maeve has to do with the fact that she is her daughter, a connection that is hardwired into all living things. In the end she allows what must be done to be done for the good of all even if she doesn't like it.