Not a review, more of a questioning... What if you handcuffed her and the scenario ended, she would end up in your deck, since she leaved play without triggering her activate ability. I am wondering because having an handcuffed enemy is a boon for Alessandra or Parallel Roland since both have synergy with enemies at their location (parley with Alessandra and Directive-based with Roland).
Having her in a deck and deliberately failing the parley allows you to have a humanoid enemy you can handcuff and could also allow you to play British Bulldog free.
Food for your thoughts
As far as I understand it, the game has ended and there is no game for her to "leave play", interpreting it that way seems quite a stretch - otherwise, if that interpretation is right, you would have to resolve all the cards with "leave the play" effects when scenarios ended.
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Gsayer
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Hi, remebering a part of ruling for bonded cards: "[...] If a weakness with the bonded keyword is added to an investigator's deck, hand, threat area, or play area, it does not remain a part of that investigator's deck for the rest of the campaign (unlike other weaknesses). It starts each game set aside with that investigator's other bonded cards. [...]" -> At the end of the scenario she is set aside, even if she is still in play, because nothing obliges You to add her to your deck.
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Piegura
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