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He's mental...
But it also means it really is his main (if not only) source of income, and pulling that lever sharp down really is the only way to motivate him.- Thread starter CobraSGT
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But it also means it really is his main (if not only) source of income, and pulling that lever sharp down really is the only way to motivate him.
- Apr 23, 2017
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I wonder if L&P will do a "rinse-and-repeat" in this scene with the drunk hobo because I don't see the fake ID convincing as a reader.
Is Dylan going to get out of the taxi and see that the man on the sidewalk will start hitting/flirting with the girl like the hobos did with Sophia? And he won't leave her alone, which prompts Dylan to spring into action, and he takes care of business with the drunk guy. The girl thanks Dylan and helps him buy the alcohol for Christine's party, and then they go their separate ways. When Dylan arrives at Christine's house, he carries the alcohol in, and Christine introduces her and Ellie's friends, which the girl at the gas station is one of their friends.
Is Dylan going to get out of the taxi and see that the man on the sidewalk will start hitting/flirting with the girl like the hobos did with Sophia? And he won't leave her alone, which prompts Dylan to spring into action, and he takes care of business with the drunk guy. The girl thanks Dylan and helps him buy the alcohol for Christine's party, and then they go their separate ways. When Dylan arrives at Christine's house, he carries the alcohol in, and Christine introduces her and Ellie's friends, which the girl at the gas station is one of their friends.
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- Apr 7, 2018
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Ah yeah, sure I ""defend L&P"", just because I'm surprised the only half-case seen here becomes "plenty"
But now, I know there is a "well documented reality" somewhere, my curiosity is satisfied
And even better, it's not his only job. But I guess we can't know any more about that either...
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A different source (Daz version) for the same environment:
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.It seems to me the simplest solution to this problem is to ask the taxi driver to buy the necessary alcohol and other beverages.
What is the name of her other project? For so many years, no one has seen her other works.
The taxi driver will say - I'll help you with a drink and we'll go to a party together. Taxi driver - I'll fuck all the girls, and you can watch me fuck them))))
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She is the developer of the game.Who is she?
I would like to politely point out that the sitting man and and the motorcycle possibly belong together. So not a tramp, rather an "outlaw".
If Dylan approaches him and asks for help, tells the truth, that he should get alcohol for a party and hopes to lay a girl there, and this guy is not a total asshole, then Dylan has the best chances with him.
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Only problem this time it’s in public where the park was more secluded, Dylan can’t just walk around beating up drunken hobos for target practice, it’s still battery or assault and someone from in the liquor store or cameras would pick it up. Only if it’s in self defense would he get away with it, oh who am I kidding of course the “golden child” can get away with it and he has Uncle Carl if he needs any help
I really hope this scene at the liquor store is worth it. It would've been much simpler (imo) to either have Dylan sneak a bottle from his parents or when he arrived at Christine's place (I'm assuming this is where the party is at?) to get the alcohol from the locked cabinet.
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Although these are good points, this is L&P's reality. In his reality, are there cameras in or outside of the store? Was it self-defense during the jogging event? Dylan and Sophia could have walked away or jogged somewhere else; remember, Sophia said we could go elsewhere, but Dylan approached them and told them off. The point is that L&P's reality completely differs from everyone else's. IMO, L&P has to project Dylan to be somewhat of a protector or defender because that's his MO for this character. He did it in the park and club with Sophia. Plus, it gives him another reason to use Dylan's ninja training or MMA fighting instead of going to waste from a plot perspective, as it would have been pointless to introduce his training from the start.Only problem this time it’s in public where the park was more secluded, Dylan can’t just walk around beating up drunken hobos for target practice, it’s still battery or assault and someone from in the liquor store or cameras would pick it up. Only if it’s in self defense would he get away with it, oh who am I kidding of course the “golden child” can get away with it and he has Uncle Carl if he needs any help
I wouldn't be surprised if he does end up fighting the outlaw. As you can see, the alcohol was bagged to the left of the biker or "outlaw."
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I would agree that would have been the more logical sense. Also, since Dylan is the one who is buying the alcohol, does the reader have to have Dylan/Marie arc active to get the money for the alcohol?
If you are referring to when Dylan took money from Sophia then I don't think you have to be on the Dylan/Marie arc as you can withhold from paying for their dessert after the waitress ruins Marie's top. Also who knows how expensive the alcohol is, could just be some cheap wine which Dylan could cover from his allowance?
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How can Dylan sneak alcohol from his house if Sophia already drank it all
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True. But he did it because it was Sophia who needed his protection (and he wanted to show her that he had become a man and that only a woman like her could satisfy his needs). I wonder if, now that he's become more and more confident, he's willing to do the same in every situation and for every girl he meets who isn't Sophia (or any of his other love interests). I'm not sure that the figure of the brave knight who defends every San Alejo damsel in distress suits Dylan. It would be even more predictable, banal and boring than how the character of the multitalented Sam has been represented to us so far. Maybe I overestimate his narrative skills, but this time I expect something different from L&P, this time I'd like to see Dylan use his brains (or at least his money) instead of his brawn.
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Why would you even think "simpler" is the goal here?