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Again I think it's all a matter of perspective, I personally don't see it as an excuse I think the writers are trying to give us an insight to Vegas's life and show us what brought him to the state he is now, it definitely doesn't condone his actions but it explains them.
As for the ending, as someone who read the book I already have an idea on how this ends so I can't wait to hear what you think when the finale episode airs.
The only argument here would be Trauma bonding but this thing occurs often so I don't consider it that significant. Usually the hostage parties develops negative feelings towards the one's that are attempting rescue them and this isn't the case because like I said, Pete tried to escape which is something a person with a Stockholm syndrome wouldn't do, not to that extend. Also these individuals are generally not harmed by their captors and may even be treated with kindness but we saw Vegas hurt Pete not just imprisoned him so it's really unlikely. After all it's a fictional character so people making this assumption is okay but I don't think they have any source of material to justify it as a fact like many tried before. If that's their perspective then that's fine but realistically speaking Pete would not be diagnosed with it.