User blog comment:Das Wunderbar/Bloody Mary - Dead or Unknown?/@comment-24557726-20140709190446/@comment-24557726-20140709200707

Ah, so that's how it goes. Now you're just torting out "umad" comments or "you cant mentally comprehend her death". Glad you think dozens of other users, a majority on this Wiki, and myself are mentally incapable because we disagree with you. That's outstanding. Best for the Wiki, you say? Why's that?

To Hippo: Why didn't the Crooked Man just shoot Bigby when he was in wolf-form? Why didn't he intervene? He allowed Mary to die. He gave up on her. I think it's obvious he could've easily stopped the whole thing and killed Bigby off with ease, but he didn't, because he knew she lost, he knew he lost, and he knew nothing could be done. Ever watch Star Wars: Episode III? Palpatine allows his greatest servant to die. He eggs it on. Sure, he could've easily stopped the death, but he didn't, all so he could betray the others in the end to gain more power for himself. A bit unrelated, but I hope that conveys my point. TCM is explicitly stated as having killed off his family when they got in his way. Mary, by then, was too violent and too openly brutal for her own good. She was a burden on him, so he decided to kill her off, let himself be captured, then try to deceive Fabletown back to his side.

Mary's in that same position. If she even was still in the factory, if she fled, I don't think she'd go back to help the boss that had betrayed her. She threw him to the wolves. Literally.