The phrase, "Better the devil you know," reflects the characters’ struggles with change. Familiar rivals (e.g., CMC/Tierstone internal conflicts) are preferable to navigating unknown alliances in the expanded Carmitchell structure. It also hints at trust issues, as characters question who to align with in the new corporate environment.
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Despite being told to stay in her lane, Harper tracks him down at his private club. The phrase, "Better the devil you know," reflects
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