Talk:Ad Astra/@comment-35029270-20181122180805/@comment-31710423-20181123145438

@DuskofRa27: Thanks! Not so bad yourself. However, we must keep in mind of these members' ages, Julia Brine is 36 years old now, so keep a lookout on suspects that are of that age in the remainder of the season. Reminder: we have already established long ago that, as long as a CC season is progressing, incarceration would not stop a character's recurring appearance.

More hints: Cassiopeia, Andromeda and Perseus might be closely linked together, as Rozetta's family and love interest.

Cassiopeia (as Andromeda's mother) boasted to people that she and her daughter are the most beautiful women. According to mythology, in order to avoid Cetus (sea monster) from destroying their kingdom, she had to sacrifice Andromeda to the ocean. Since Perseus was the hero of the story, he rescues Andromeda and kills Cetus. However, due to the entire scenario being initiated by Cassiopeia's vanity, she was tortured.

So, if we interpret this in Rozetta's situation, due to "Cassiopeia's" vanity, Rozetta had to be taken into prison. I'm guessing that it was "Cassiopeia" who had influenced Rozetta to take on the elitist persona, causing her to turn her ambitions into reality and getting her arrested. In the end, "Cassiopeia" would meet dire consequences. Perseus' role has already been discussed.

This theory would be viable only if PS sticks to the Greek mythology storyline.

The only members who are quite irrelevant in this storyline are Fornax and Orion:

Julia Brine as Fornax could bring down this theory as we barely knew her, we only knew that she was Rozetta's emergency agent in case she gets busted, and the fact that she masterminded the corn fields' fiery destruction (holding on to her constellation role as The Furnace).

We only know Orion as a tragic and lonely hunter, his mythological story does not match with Andromeda's tale (not that I know of). So Orion's identity would be very vague for now.