Surprisingly, her reactions to the people that turned up dead each day were pretty damn genuine. It's one thing to vote for someone and have them disappear in a burst of fire, but another to see them lying there, dead because of you. She had never killed anyone before, even indirectly like they did here.

I love how the last trial basically turned into a mess of "Who can put more suspicion on who". Robin had actually composed a plan that may have worked if it hadn't been useless in the long run. She would have put suspicion on Yomiel, and by extension, probably put suspicion on herself. That way, either her or Yomiel would have likely died if they hadn't gone after Bobby instead. Then they would have gotten the inhibitor while the communists could easily take out the loyalty officer.

It's funny how things work out.