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"In the conversation with Sam, Dylan always struck me more like a person who has been caught with homosexual tendencies, but who would rather shoot the witness than admit that the witness is right. He really denied any unmeasured interest in his mother."In the conversation with Sam, Dylan always struck me more like a person who has been caught with homosexual tendencies, but who would rather shoot the witness than admit that the witness is right. He really denied any unmeasured interest in his mother.
Dylan discovered very early on, as a child, that his mother was also a sexual person. I think that's one reason for his sexual interest in his mother. But I also believe that this conversation with Sam was not the first of its kind in young Dylan's life. This is pure speculation, but it would seem normal to me that Dylan, as the son of such a desirable woman, even in his old home, would have been the target of the very taunts and jokes from classmates and friends that he mentions in the hot tub at the last event.
So for me it's not a sudden switch but a long, slow process in which these jibes have repeatedly pushed Dylan in this direction.
I'm confused about how you came up with the idea of homosexual tendencies with Dylan and Sam's conversation in his bedroom when they were talking about Sophia. If you replay that scene again, Sam was going on and on about Sophia, and believe it or not, Dylan had the proper response at that time about someone else talking about his mother, especially if it is coming from your so-called "friend."
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Dylan may have been attracted to Sophia during his youth, another youth flashback like Sam's (how original... copy and paste), but did he grow out of having attraction towards Sophia since this conversation occurred years later with Sam? I think the reasonable answer would be yes. Dylan only revisited this attraction towards Sophia after this conversation with Sam. As you can see, Sam is the one that trigger this to happen after bringing the thought up again.
"This is pure speculation, but it would seem normal to me that Dylan, as the son of such a desirable woman, even in his old home, would have been the target of the very taunts and jokes from classmates and friends that he mentions in the hot tub at the last event."
In other parts of the story, Sophia has always been protected by Dylan and says Dylan can defend himself with no issues; you can see that from the NTR options that pop up (if you choose not to stay quiet) and from the club scene, park (hobo) scenes, and Sophia/Alyssa's chat in the coffee shop. The only one who usually taunts him and gets away with it for the most part is Ellie, but she is in the same boat as Dylan as being a virgin. So, I do not quite understand your point and logic here.
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