Who is mona in pretty little liars

Pretty Little Liars poll: Is Mona good or evil? Samantha Highfill. Save FB Tweet More. Pretty Little Liars. Close this dialog window Streaming Options. We saw her struggle a little bit with the dark side when she was playing the game. She definitely had a mental breakdown and a lot of that was due to her guilt from killing Charlotte and not ever telling anybody that secret. The game plays with you in so many ways and I think that's how it played with Mona was it got her to that breaking point of her guilt.

I do think that she left her evil ways and switched over to a Liar, in my opinion, after the dollhouse, having that traumatic experience with all of them. For what it's worth, I would watch a Mona spin-off set in France.

That would be great! I have to say: I kind of feel bad that Mary's in there! She didn't really do anything wrong. She tried to help Spencer. I feel like Mona should just let her go free and let her spend time with her daughter and I'll keep Alex for my doll. Has it been difficult to say goodbye to this character? I was so depressed last night. I watched the show with my parents and my boyfriend — I promised my parents since the very beginning of the show that I'd watch the very last episode with them because they've been my biggest fans and supporters, so I owed it to them to watch that with them — and it was the best ending I could've had.

I cried in the last scene. Even though we finished filming last October, it felt like it's lived on because we've been watching it. Now it's really over. It's something we all created and it's beautiful but now it's over. I was very depressed about it last night, to be honest. Her significance is twofold. In relation to the plot, Mona has been one of PLL's only consistent driving forces. She's had a stake in the A game since its inception: First, as its creator, and later, as a victim.

In fact, if it weren't for her, it's more than likely that the Liars would never have been subject to so much anguish in the first place. When Mona did finally step out of the darkness and onto the Liars' side, she committed herself to atoning for her past transgressions, and has since saved the women on more than one occasion.

Without her, they'd arguably have been caught by A — or the police — long ago. But on a deeper, more affecting level, Mona is also the one who's done the most growing. When she was first introduced on PLL, she was vain, callous, and domineering — a person not unlike the one who'd made her life a living hell.