Editing Lisa Wilbourn (section)

===Reputation===
In [[Ward]], [[Victoria Dallon]] initially believed Tattletale was primarily responsible for taking over [[Brockton Bay]] as a [[mastermind]].<ref>"The Undersiders took over Brockton Bay, and they did it with Tattletale on point for most of it. I'm not a hundred percent sure on any of this, but you can look at the events in the city starting with her taking power. Bank robbery, Undersiders succeed, they run into the Wards, me, and my sister. Tattletale insinuates knowledge of my sister's deepest secrets, and mine. My sister goes off the deep end. ABB are provoked following an arrest of their leader and an interaction with the Undersiders, with Tattletale. They're toppled with a concerted effort on the part of the villains, with intel passed to the heroes by the villains."<br><br>"By Tattletale," Tristan said.<br><br>"In large part. Empire Eighty-Eight get outed, secret identities revealed. Undersiders are the focus of the blame, and a number of people die in the ensuing rampage. Weeks and months of violence and chaos in Brockton Bay feed into the Endbringer attack on the city. Half of my family died because of that." - [[Glare 3.4]]</ref><ref>"Okay," I said. "It's just one data point in a series. The last remaining mastermind of the city falls, Coil. The PRT directors die. Twice, in quick succession. Weaknesses are targeted and capitalized on. ''Alexandria'' dies in Brockton Bay, at the hands of a girl who had apparently wanted to be a hero, but who was converted to the villains' side. Flechette, a hero, a minor friend of mine? Apparently converted. Accord edges into the Undersiders' turf. He dies when the Behemoth fight happens. What do you think happens with his resources and power? Because I'm betting it's the same as what happened with Coil's."<br><br>"And now she runs one of the major settlement points," Rain said. He still sounded spooked.<br><br>"Yeah," I said. "I don't have all of the information, but she got to that point by being one of the masterminds and playing the game well. She was aggressive when the city was vulnerable and she was passive when it wasn't. The moment Gold Morning came around, I get the impression she mobilized hard, she was ready to expand and capitalize on the situation with more of that aggression. Again, I'm not 100% on all of that. But I can say with reasonable confidence that she's one of the most dangerous, capable people on Gimel." - [[Glare 3.4]]</ref> However, the rest of [[the Undersiders]] strongly disagreed with this assessment. They do not believe Tattletale is a chessmaster or a real warlord: their overall belief is that it was mostly [[Coil]] (and partly [[Taylor Hebert|Skitter]] after his death) who was responsible for taking over the city.<ref>"She took over Brockton Bay!" I had to half-shout to be heard over the rush of wind.<br><br>"She didn't! Not like you're thinking! Coil took most of it over, set most of that stuff in motion! Skitter did a lot of the rest of the work when it came to the taking over part! Tattletale isn't a warlord! She isn't a chessmaster!"<br><br>Eerie to hear one of her allies say it. More uncomfortable to have to recontextualize my mental picture of her.<br><br>"What the hell is she, then?"<br><br>"She's an idiot!" Rachel shouted.<br><br>I was surprised ''she'' could hear. - [[Blinding 11.10]]</ref>

Although Tattletale claimed she was a major player in [[New Brockton]] as a information broker,<ref>"I'm one of the major players now. The other major players call me for a hint when they're stuck on something. I'm wealthy, well-positioned, and safe. I'm now sharing the love and bringing some of that security, stability, and safety to others, in my very, very roundabout way. It's part of why I'm having this conversation with you." - [[Glare 3.1]]</ref> [[the Wardens]] considered Tattletale a mid-tier power.<ref>"It makes sense. But you can't avoid seeing her forever, Foil. Lily."<br><br>Foil looked surprised at the mention of her name.<br><br>Narwhal gave her a sympathetic look. "We thought about recruiting you. We looked you up. It was determined it would be too antagonistic with a mid-tier power."<br><br>"Tattletale?" Foil asked. She sounded angry.<br><br>"We can talk about options after if you want. Don't hold it against Tattletale. Please don't hold it against us. I'm distracting you from what you were talking about. You're avoiding Parian?" - [[Heavens 12.x]]</ref> [[March's Megacluster]] forced her and [[the Undersiders]] to flee from New Brockton<ref>"Heartbroken," I said. "And luggage. They've left the New Brockton area."<br><br>"Were they driven out?"<br><br>I had trouble imagining another reason for them to be gone. New Brockton was their territory. They'd put everything into it for years and now they'd left it? What had happened there, or what was happening here that was pulling them together?<br><br>Worrying to imagine, that my old enemies might be cornered or desperate. - [[Polarize 10.3]]</ref><ref>Tattletale had fled Brockton Bay with the other Brockton-Bay Undersiders, namely Imp and Imp's gang, they'd stopped at one place to regroup and wait for the stragglers, and then had immediately set to getting themselves prepared. Hired mercenaries, bought not with cash, but with a store of weapons. From there, they'd met up with Parian and Foil, retiring for the night, all packing up together in a manufacturing area for Parian's clothing line. - [[Polarize 10.4]]</ref> and desperately seek refuge with [[Faultline's Crew]].<ref>''How desperate were you, that you went to her''? I thought, looking at the image of a retreating Tattletale. The Undersiders had met with the Palanquin mercenaries, despite the fact that Tattletale's feud with Faultline was common knowledge. I'd heard it had something to do with Tattletale getting beaten out by Faultline on an early job, and then never really getting an opportunity to even the score after. I wasn't sure if that had been pure speculation from Crystal. - [[Polarize 10.4]]</ref>