AWKWARD ZOMBIE

How in the hell is this considered Just?

I don't think the judgement takes too much consideration into outside influences or motives.

So even if mind controlled, it'd end in a just death.

She's been threatening to teleport the guts out of someone and so on, so it seems like she falls under the just judgement.

Also, Aranea's luck as a fortune player seems to have played some role in it, thus hitting on the desired judgement for her.

It couldn't have been heroic in any way.

I think it was going to revive her but Aranea shenanigans influenced the outcome.

Jane can still revive her, can't she?

How does someone with the power of "healing" become able to fuck with the laws of god tier?

There needs to be some sort of way to justify these shenanigans otherwise it becomes more vaguely-described powers popping up as the plot demands.

Well, the luck powers come from the Light aspect, whereas the healing powers come from the Sylph class. Aranea's timeline-mending plan could possibly involve combining both.

It's just because if she woke up, she was going to be Grimbark again. That was outright stated.
It was just because she was stopping the tyranny of a villain.
And luck because luck.

and DaveMayor is canon.

Dave loves the mayor confirmed
There's a storm a'brewin at the port

But it's not her fault. She is not a villain.

Clock Tier ain't give a fuck. Grimbark!Jade doesn't have to be a villain or responsible for her actions or whatever. Her death was deemed just.

And that's assuming Aranea didn't manipul8 the clock.

I think she somehow did, as I said. It was just about to stop in the middle, which would mean resurrection. Then Aranea's vision 8-fold appeared on top of it and it swung over to Just.

Which, again, I question how. Luck has nothing to do with judgement, so her Light abilities should not work on it. And healing is just no.

So I want to know how she manipulated something with solid laws, not probabilities, iron laws.

Could be. Or it could be a classic Hussie misdirection. Maybe Aranea had nothing to do with it, she just considered it a LUCKY 8R8K and had absolutely nothing to do with it.

That would suck.

I wouldn't be too surprised in that case.

The judgement has no consideration to the intent behind the actions, as we saw from Vriska's death.

By that extent, I think it has no consideration of whether an outside force is involved or not. Vriska was manipulated after she found that cueball, which was a considerable amount of time for her to do bad stuff, which likely contributed to the just death.