Kate has also admitted some worry concerning Tom's distrust towards the Board. She admits that the crucibles would benefit from more information regarding spectres, but senses that the Board may have reasons they do not see.

Act Two: We are not Alone
Having forseen the attack on Orpheus and being unable to warnt he others adequately about it, Kate feels a horrible sense of guilt over all those who have died. This holds more so true for Tom Hayes who lost his body in the incident. Struggling with a growing child in her womb and an unspoken sense of duty towards everyone else for failing to stop the disastrous attack, Kate hopes to make amends and find a way to comprehend these Spectral attackers before it is too late.

Act Three: Ne Me Mori Facias
Anyone who had known Kate would clearly see she isn't herself that often anymore. With the pressures of having a child born in a world where one knows monsters exist, Kate is trying her darnest to make the world a better place before its too late... without ever projecting out of her body. Though her stress has begun to wash over everyone else negatively, Kate was at least perceptive enough to realise this and has offered Andrew to take over the Crucibles as head leader. Still, with her reforming of Lazarus Redux, one cannot ignore the fact she desperately wants to change the world somehow for the best before the child is born.

Act Four: And the Holy Ghost
Kate has had enough. After losing her unborn child and unwed husband to the regenade actions of Vincent Fiorello, Kate Dennison has embraced fully her precognitive abilties and has decided she will no longer let anyone else fall prey to such cruelties. Leading Lazardus Redux like an army prepared for war, Kate is now more than ever willing to do whatever it takes to stop this looming threat. And to make sure that both Vincent Fiorello and Uriah Bishop one day pay for everything that has happened. Very slowly.

Act Five: Alliances
Kate Dennison seemly embraced a more suicidal bent after losing her husband and child to the actions of Vincent Fiorello and Uriah Bishop. Becoming a much more determined woman, Kate forces Andrew to assume the mantle of leadership and warns him that he will ultimately have to make the decisions that others shall rely upon. When the crucible found near defeat in the hands of a massive Spectre, Kate foreboded and saw that success lay in the hands of Andrew and his crucible, provided her crucible spent all their vitality in an attempt to weaken the Spectre more and more. Their sacrifice, she foresaw, would allow Andrew Everard's crucible to find victory. Her crucible instinctively agreed, and as one, they willingly gave their lifes to help the other group succeed. Kate Dennison was lost in the war.