Thinking About Why Aunt Arctic Would Start The PSA. Why Would Someone Who's Main Passion Is Journalism

thinking about why Aunt Arctic would start the PSA. why would someone who's main passion is journalism decide to live a double-life running a secret agency?

there's something intriguing to me about what AA's life was like in the city. we rarely ever hear about it. especially when journalism survives on "if it bleeds, it leads", even more-so the higher up you get.

AA spends her young adult life hunting for the juiciest story, the most tragic things, and it wears her down to the point that she chooses to move to the relatively smaller, calmer town(?????) of Club Penguin.

and, well, she's a journalist. her new home seems safe but she knows it wont be forever, unless she does something.

the PSA was made, outside of the game, as a way to encourage players to moderate, keeping other players safe.

i think that would be the main thing to drive AA in-game as well. when you're a journalist, you're not supposed to interfere; you get the story, you report it as it is. there's a powerlessness inherent in that. finally, she can put in the work to make her home safe, to protect it rather than reporting and moving on.

also means she gets the inside scoop which is convenient teehee