I think she understands intellectually... I see that as more a coping mechanism, "deal with what's in front of me right now and leave the larger issues for later".
After Changes Murphy saw the supernatural world sliding into chaos and really couldn't do much except very locally, and even that required dealing with people like Marcone and Lara who she once would have seen as enemies.
I think she's narrowly focusing on the most immediate problem only as a psychological survival mechanism.
Possible, but it could go deeper than that, l think Nic did a lot more to her than just hurt her
physically. It might be as simple as she doesn't understand Harry as well as she thought she did.
But then again this feels like a different Harry than we've ever seen.
At this point, the Council needs Harry more than Harry needs them (they'd lose any control over Demonreach). If this is a ploy, the right answer might be for Harry to call the bluff.
Yeah, but there is no time for that now, Eb should realize that.
