"Why is Anastasia not pissed at Logan?! Hannah has always been kind to her and she treats her like this!! It makes no sense!! "

Honestly... Have y'all seen the episode? 

**Anastasia's view on her 'meanness'**

At the start of the episode, Anastasia questions how many people she ended up hurting as well and that she wants to show more of a good side that Marissa saw in her. This is already her acknowledging that shes noticing how she may have been unpleasant and sounds regretful. 

This is literally what every Anastasia hater has been pointing out.. Yet this scene is conveniently ignored by the fans, like every other good Anastasia moment. 


**So why doesn't she get mad at Logan??**

 Uh... She does? 
Anastasia says in her confessional that of course she is mad at Logan.. But she doesn't wanna show it because she wants Logan's jury vote. Alongside with Ana saying she wants to show a less mean side.. It all makes sense. 

Anastasia knows everyone predicted her to get crazy. But by doing that, she loses Logan's jury vote and acts like how everyone expects her to: agressively.. Mean. This whole episode was her trying to prove others.. Or herself wrong. 

So by playing it smarter, she's not only securing Logan's jury vote, she also shows she is not a complete ticking time bomb like Logan claimed she was. 

*Uhm.. Okay! But why was she so mean to Hannah?*

So while q bit weird, I think I know what is going on here. She was pissed at having people "using her distrusy on others for their advantage and to manipulate her"
And this has been an ocurring theme with Ana this season. 

Anastasia got taken advantage of by Spencer multiple times, where he takes advantage of her trust issues. Hannah literally points this out in his elimination episode. Which is ironic. Later on, Ana is also manipulated by Logan and arguably Amelie. Amelie never cared abt Ana's feelings, she used it to blackmail Logan and get rid of Zaid while she was at it. 

In Ana's mind, Hannah may have known about Logans betrayal (hell, the fact Hannah didn't tell Ana until the challenge) and only exposed Logan when Ana was about to kill her. It doesn't feel like it comes out from a place of concern. It feels like Hannah is using Ana's anger so she goes to kill Logan and let her win. 

That's why Ana says she's not a tool. And to be fair, considering Amelie knew and sent Zaid packing, and judging by how Hannah also acted towards Zaid and her closeness to Amelie, I wouldn't be surprised if Ana was fully convinced both Hannah and Amelie knew Logan lied but still kept quiet because it was advantageous to them. 

*So you think it was well written?*

Well.. No. Because the writers are obviously biased on Jade and Logan and the writing of this show was never great, it was good, but not great. Even season 1 has sm awful writing choices. But I do think the episode was clear with its message

Not every thing needs to be told y'all. I think a show does it well when it also leaves some space to interpret and unite the puzzle pieces, and not tell everything to my face. I don't need a Anastasia 24 hour video of her crying and telling us how bad she feels. I prefer seeing through her actions. 

People are missing the point of this...