Fiona Lake harbored malice towards Jane McCain, making her genuinely anxious for a while, but ultimately causing no real harm.
Allen Rivera's solution is: Have Fiona Lake apologize to Jane McCain.
What else can be done?
Beat her up to vent anger? Or use his authority to get Fiona Lake fired?
No, Allen wouldn't do that.
He respects the profession of a prosecutor and values the future of his subordinates; he wouldn't destroy Fiona Lake's life over a moment of her foolishness.
...Ultimately, it wasn't satisfying.
Jane McCain, somehow, thought of an incident from the past.
Back when she was studying at Grey, a girl named Bella Foster bullied Purple Summers, and everyone was indignant. In a fit of anger, Ryan Wesley dragged Bella Foster to the playground, stripped her of her clothes, and paraded her around the playground for everyone to see.
At the time, that felt really satisfying.
