- Apr 27, 2021
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I absolutely agree, and particularly I like the quote "and every time she sees the MC she twists the knife she buried in his back".Yeah, the MC would have to be stupidly naïve and trusting to give Cassandra a second chance. She got him drunk, fucked him, and then had him sign his part of the project over to her. She then parlayed that into a partnership, where she is fucking the son of one of the partners, then every time she sees the MC she twists the knife she buried in his back. How the fuck is there any redemption for her?
If the MC turns to the dark side, steals from Kindra, fucks over the House of Ink, and then uses Cassandra to rise to the top (before discarding her) I could see that working as a storyline. But for Cassandra to realize what she's "lost" (destroyed) three years after the fact and suddenly decide to reconcile with the MC would be a ridiculous storyline. Unlike a soda can, Cassandra has no redemption value. She is a perfect antagonist and I hope stays that way.
I guess there could be a theorethical redemption (I'm a Lost fan, and so "what happened, happened"), but there MUST be a punishment. "World" can forgive that woman, but MC not, and I think it's right so.
Only thing I don't agree is that it could be a storyline if MC will act with Kindra, HoI, and other ones like Vulvamort acted with him.
I guess that I and nearly all other players would be less "empathic" with MC, and the winning card of this game is the empathy that players feel for MC (and all that is about Kindra, but this is a different thing).