Sabertooth__
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I thought it would be common sense but fine. I'll even spell that out. Sophia brought the wine for HERSELF because she was going to be ALONE in the Jaccuzi before Sam who for some reason knew exactly that Sophia was going to be in the Jaccuzi already with his shirt off even before looking up the wall or receiving Sophia's permission to join her in the Jaccuzi. Suspicious don't you think.Dude - now I must correct you.
Sophia brought the bottle not Sam. She could have refused Sam a drink.
You say Sam is manipulating Sophia. But is she the one manipulating him? Or does she enjoy being manipulated?
There's culpability to share between the two of them. Neither party is blameless.
Sophia has already brought the bottle but since Sam joined she refused to drink from it. But Sam was persistent about drinking wine and kept giving reasons as to why Sophia should let him drink. It was Sam's big night and since he was allowed to drink at home Sophia can't say much against that. Even after Sam giving all reasons as to why he should be allowed to drink if Sophia refuses it will not only go against all the buildup of the storyline and how Sophia thinks he is nice boy but also make Sophia look like a cheapskate who refuses to share her wine with anyone even though she is so rich and has no logical reason to refuse Sam. This is common sense behaviour.
Regarding your point of Sophia manipulating. Read the entire story friend. Sophia manipulates no one. That is not her character. She is the same with every character she meets in the novel. Her basic values consistent in all routes. This is more than enough evidence of her having nothing to do with manipulation. She only wishes to do what's best for other characters and try to be helpful selflessly.
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