This is also why, as the "gatekeeper," Summer Fairmont didn't immediately sentence Sean Lowell to "death."
But no matter how poorly a person speaks, they still need a sense of moderation.
Summer Fairmont was truly angry, to the extent that even Artie's influence was ineffective.
"Ah, if it weren't for the fact that you're willing to do a solo live stream for Summer's family's whiskey, I'd be about to pour Paris water on you." Artie quickly entered into a state of second attack.
However, this time, she wasn't really battling—it was all an act.
Artie walked up to Sean Lowell, briskly carrying a cup of cola, using a volume that only they could hear, nudging Sean Lowell, "Summer's mom passed away eighteen years ago, Master, so maybe it's time you got a grip."
Artie's reminder to Sean Lowell was partly to spare Summer Fairmont from distress and also to apologize for dousing Sean Lowell with two metaphorical buckets of dog blood the day before.