"...Blah, Blah, Blah. Did I Miss Anything?" As Jinx, she seemingly transferred her desire for approval of Vi from Silco. However, she refuses to follow orders/requests as both child and adult, albeit for different reasons; she ignored Vander's request to stop experimenting with explosives, while she ignored Silco due to being annoyed about feeling repressed - ignoring either resulted in the same destruction and loss of life, but as an adult she mostly covers it with laughter and sadism.Her former link to Vi became somewhat twisted and possessive. She both declared that she didn't need her, and that she was a "liar". She also had a deep-seated belief that she had replaced her, a fact corroborated by her disappearance from her sister of several years. However, in her final discussion with Vi, she finally confessed that it was her, that voice in her head, that truly built Jinx as she was now. She had an inability to note the consequences of her actions. Her connection to Silco was supported by his encouragement to abandon guilt and dismiss pain that one caused by their actions; her decline into sociopathy drove her to repeat her taking of life, intentional and lacking any conscious guilt. She eventually began to enjoy it, while using an irrational logic of her pain being greater or a belief in the possibility that her victims may one day hurt her, so she finds it better to kill them first. As her cruelty and bloodthirsty mentality dominated her actions, she also had hallucinations, until she could drown them out with distractions like further destruction. Despite how much she had grown to reject and hate her own sister, Jinx had yet to completely disown Vi. It wasn't until Vander returned as Warwick that Jinx slowly began to reconnect with Vi, at first to the usual bitterness and resentment between the two that led to them fighting childishly. Jinx would eventually admit that trying to save Vander again was like a chance for her to make up for how things went wrong between her and Vi long ago. This is definitely proven when Vi manages to connect with Warwick and she invites Jinx to join them, with Jinx breaking down in tears before also snuggling with her older sister and adoptive father. Although socially poor due to her mental disorders and her tendency to kill those she considers obstacles, Jinx surprisingly created a very strong bond with Isha, gradually becoming a sisterly figure to the little orphan of Zaun. It was also the first of her relationships that she did not want to ruin like so many others. Jinx notably suffered a lot when Isha sacrificed herself to stop a rampaging Warwick, falling into a deep depression afterwards. Eventually Jinx fights alongside with Piltover against Ambessa and her army. Somewhere during the final battle against Warwick, she apparently dies, sacrificing herself, but there is a heavy implication that she actually survived, and simply left Vi to live her own life.