I didnt realise that, I thought as prep president Tybalt asked his sister (sage) if her sorority wants to earn some money amd help him out. Now that I find really werid, with the family ties in place, why would he ask Quinn and not his sister ?
Ok, but it doesn't work like that. Some stories has their plotholes as a central part of the story, they are praised anyway. My usual example is The merchant of Venice of Shakespeare.
If we really want to analyze it, the entire prep/hot party doesn't quite make sense. What does Tybalt hope to accomplish by letting his sister show up at a high-class party with a stripperific outfit and providing accommodations like a servant (instead of dressing properly and participating as a guest)? Any sane person will realize that would damage his family's image in front of upper-class guests. But this is Tybalt, so we chalk it up to stupidity and laugh and don't care.
The thing goes like this. It was Quinn idea, she was in a financial struggle with her business, so she decided to went over the preps (if i am not wrong that's shown at start ep4 in a conversation with riona in front of B&R door). The talkwith the preps is not shown, but later on Quinn talk with Sage, Sage is not happy with it but finally accept it and ask Quinn to tell the diks (that's shown in the car wash).
Interesting. what do you see as the central plot hole of merchant of Venice?
Yeah, i thought the same. It's kind ridicoulous to see everyone in suits and half the HOT's half naked. However at the end of the day is just an excuse to have the oportunity to make a fuckfest with sexy girls in a prude enviroment. It's a sexual fetish.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but we have never seen Sage interact with Tybalt in any way whatsoever, right ? Well we caught a glimpse with Sage's reaction to the dick pic of the MC at Tybalts presentation, but as far as I know, thats it. I always need DalliX for these things, my memory is a mess.
Well I don't mean the theme of that work, i mean the trial. A loan where someone put as a warranty his own flesh it's ridicoulous. And the resolution for wich the blood is not stipulate it, it's also absurd. But it doesn't really matter.
I dont think i grasp your theory, what would Quinn gain by ruining Cathy or the DIK's?.
You are right. There were a small interaction in one post in rooster. where Tybalt was harrasing Jill and Sage told him in a bad manner to leave her alone.
Tybalt express disapprove to Quinn about the HOTs clothes, but she retorted saying this is what he get for hire a sororoty. The whole idea is show that Tybalt is dumb as fuck and always fail in his plans.
Sage even hides from her sisters that she is Burke's adopted daughter. Besides, even if everyone around knew about it except MС, she could do it to emphasize her independence.
It's nice to not be the only one in the Old Man club, it just freaks me out a little bit to see somebody else with UofM references. OFT, are you a local?
Totally agree with you on that one. To me only one person makes sense --> Vinnie. Cathy kicked him out of College, he wanted to get rid of Rusty, so he blames the DIKs, and just as Chad had to step down, he thought Rusty would too. Then he trashed the DIK Mansion so the combination of both leaves them without money and a trashed manion, then he can bully Tommy with money/free drugs to sell drugs out of the Mansion, which has the Burgmeister name protection. As his final action, he had Quinn getting whacked and robbed so she has to double her prices, ruining her reputation.
The only thing Quinn will help Vinnie with is pushing him off a top floor of a high building.... they don't like each other...
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