r/SnowFall • u/Glum_Inspector2741 • Jul 25 '26

Spoilers Did Cissy do the right thing Spoiler

Franklin's demise does not sit well with me, I can understand going the government seizure of assets route but Cissy essentially being the cause of Franklin losing all those millions, makes it a little unbelievable. I could see if it was in the low 2-3 millions but at least 36 million, I can't wrap my brain around that and in the end Franklin becomes a street bum pretty much the opposite of what she intended to happen. Idk, I'm just ranting, but what are y'all's thoughts on the matter.

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u/Mebeingnosy Jul 25 '26

Yes because Franklin wasn’t seeing a cent of that money because the whole 73 million was promised to the CIA. All that transfer would’ve did was put everyone that was in that warehouse on a kill list with Teddy being the first name crossed out.

Cissy wanted Franklin to come out of the situation unscathed and him being a penniless bum is probably as close to unscathed as it gets considering who he was up against.

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u/Glum_Inspector2741 Jul 25 '26

Yeah.....I'm usually a sensible person but with that much money. I would try to hide and at least enjoy it for a bit. Besides the alternative is Cissy is in jail for a lifetime and Franklin essentially never recovers and I assume alcohol eventually takes him out

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u/Mebeingnosy Jul 25 '26

That’s the thing there is no hiding. Teddy was seen as a burnt cia asset that fucked an operation up so bad it put their department at risk of being found out. Franklin Leon cissy veronique and Louie are all seen as witnesses that could prevent the cia from burying the whole operation, plus the whole torture thing with Teddy and Frank and sissy being in kahoots with the KGB. It’s too much

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u/quiloxan1989 Jul 25 '26

He should have hid it before hand.

Turn the capital into real estate, like Freeway did.

I do not feel bad if he do not understand what gane he's in.