Alley_Cat
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But with a James Bond story there's some cataclysm he's trying to avoid, which makes the risk worth it - often some maniac trying to achieve world domination.James Bond also takes a lot of risks, but this makes him even more interesting. Risk in reality and in a fictional world are completely different things. The main thing is not to confuse.
My point is that there is absolutely no in-character reason for Sophia to take the risk - there is no consequence for Sophia if she doesn't teach the boys sex-ed. In fact the opposite is true, she risks everything by teaching the boys sex-ed, going against what we're told about her being a smart, educated woman. Sophia is even going against what their mother Ava is telling her, and Ava is the one paying the bills.
And for a game that proudly claims to be aiming for realism and class, it's failing dismally.
If you're playing the sex-ed storyline because you like little boys and that's your fantasy, do that. Just don't pretend that it's a reasonable decision for Sophia to make.