- They're afraid of being on the wrong side, and thinks it's better off for everyone if they don't prolong the inevitability of the Bads winning
- They suffered at the Goods' hands and believes that they are going to do that to anyone not on their side. (Would they?)
- They have a family member or a loved one working with the Bads and they don't want to believe they're in the wrong
- They know as long as they're working with the Bads that they can control who stays alive
- They don't like being controlled and feel that they'll have more freedom to save if they're working under the Bads' name
- They owe a debt to a Bad for helping them out of a dark time
- The Bads accept everyone and the Goods don't
- They're trying to get money to help somebody
- They don't see the point of working hard to regain the Goods' trust when they can help them from behind the scenes
- A Good will be killed if they leave their job
- They don't know that there's another life out there and refuse to believe it
- They don't think anyone will believe them if they try to leave the Bads
- they get severe anxiety when thinking about leaving the Bads and what might happen if they get caught
- The Bads were all they had during a dark time and don't want to snitch to a side full of people they don't even know
- There's a very real threat that simply showing their face to the Goods will get them killed
- They were instrumental in killing or kidnapping a Good and feel too guilty to show their face to the other Goods
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