or necessary. In spite of the genocidal results of her experiments, Paige believes that her conscience is clean.

She has virtually no remorse or guilt in the cruelty of her experiments, or horrors she puts her test subjects through, and believes everything she and her cohorts do is for the greater good, justifying her depravities that her methods are merely a means to an end. She believes that no cost is too great to successfully manufacture a cure for the Flare Virus, and will allow for nothing and no one to stand in the way of that, as she allowed for Janson to execute her former colleague Mary right after claiming her conscience to be clear.

Perhaps a small part of Paige does regret her actions as she wanted forthe children Janson to harvest from to feel no pain. Even so, it's small enough not to stop her from her hypocrisies.

Physical Appearance

Chancellor Paige is described in the book as "a tight, round-faced woman with her hair pulled back." In the movies, she is portrayed as an older woman with blonde hair.