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[Loki] Does the Varient’s plan make sense?

In episode 2, it seems that >!Sylvie’s!< plan is to >!bomb the sacred timeline!<, and although it isn’t explicitly stated why (unless I’m missing something), it seems like >!she!< is ultimately trying to >!distract the TVA so that she can reach the Time Keepers and kill them!<.

But this week, it showed us that >!she can restore the minute men’s memories by enchanting them!<, so that got me thinking. Instead of >!luring a bunch of minute men into traps to kill them and take their reset charges for some elaborate plot to bomb the timeline!<, wouldn’t it make more sense to just >!lure them into those same traps and restore their memories!< instead? That way, >!she could just raise up an army to overthrow the Time Keepers!<.
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An army can be tracked a lot easier than one variant. You also saw the mental condition of the first agent we see her enchant; absolute shambles. Not everyone is ready to face that level of truth and then go on to fight back against the TVA. Sylvie's plan relies on no other factors besides Sylvie herself, which seems to fit her character.

Killing them is faster, has less variables, and as you saw she did not require an army to face the Time Keepers. If MCU Variant Loki hadn't interfered, she most likely would have succeeded.