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Here’s a theory that’s only half baked:

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Kitty didn’t know that Puss didn’t show up to the wedding until she overheard him after his panic attack.

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It would make sense that she wouldn’t know that bc she didn’t show up either but there’s one line that I think supports this very well. After Kitty nicks him during the shave when she brings up Santa Coloma, she says, “you had it coming.” I’ve been trying to figure out what she meant by that for ages and I think it finally makes sense in context of this theory. Besides his guilt, which she doesn’t know abt yet, Puss really didn’t have any consequences for not showing up. But if she thinks that he went and she left him at the alter, then it would make more sense. She left him bc he was a selfish asshole who would always put her second and, at this point in the story, he still has a lot of those qualities. She thinks that her not showing up is a consequence/lesson for those actions, what shes referencing to when she says he had it coming, but Puss has no idea what she’s talking abt bc he didn’t go either lol

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But if Kitty thought that she was the one leaving him, why was she so angry when they met during the Horner heist? Probably bc he confirmed her worst fears that day, that he’ll always put her second. From her pov, it looks like Puss went to the church, saw she wasn’t there, and did not care. He didn’t send anyone after her, he didn’t try to find her, he didn’t even try to get in touch w her for years. As far as she can tell, he just shrugged and kept on being the legend, completely unaffected by her absence. Which then in turn reinforces her belief that she was right, he never really cared abt her.