Stacey's Turn

This page is labeled with the [Possible] descriptor. As with any page labeled with this tag, the concepts presented here are ideas that are not currently in the FOG universe, but may be added later.
When Stacey finds out what happened to Rose, she works directly against the government and everyone else. So this is a bit of a problem, because it puts a spin on the whole "plan." 
The plan is Eli's "plan." The word plan is used loosely in a humorous manner because he probably won't have a plan in the canon. That's not really Eli's role, simply because it hands him too much power as a single individual and paints the 16 as the Avengers. The plan will be the greater purpose, not really held by one individual. But regardless, the whole idea of the Stacey's Turn concept is that Stacey actually doesn't come back around. She becomes an anti-hero, a bad guy, with the voice of the story justifying this action because people in the world just aren't good. 
Inevitably, this hands her too much power. Even though this makes an interesting story turn, because the whole idea of the 16 working together is fully apparent and engrained into the reader at this point, it presents a dilemma that the author doesn't have a way to work out.
Suppose that Stacey uses her ability full force to make the world she wants. That would be a problem.