You're forgetting something. With the possibility of a falsified past, which is not unusual for an undercover agent, Lily's age could be 25. She only got this assignment because she looks like an 18 year old.
How would DPC explain it then if the DIK's knew her from high school if she's older than all of them? I'd rather have him not write the undercover agent storyline at all, if he intends to he's already fumbling it like the Maya loan storyline before he even started.You're forgetting something. With the possibility of a falsified past, which is not unusual for an undercover agent, Lily's age could be 25. She only got this assignment because she looks like an 18 year old.
It doesn't matter how Donnie Brasco handled it. This is DPC history and he's going to write it the way he wants and not follow Donnie Brasco or anyone else.
We will eventually find out if Lily is an undercover agent or not.
Yes, but that still leaves a host of other problems that I detailed. Primary of which is the fact that Lily would have to be so long undercover, regardless of what age she truly is. I certainly claim no law enforcement expertise (other than my "intensive" weeks long training course to be security guardYou're forgetting something. With the possibility of a falsified past, which is not unusual for an undercover agent, Lily's age could be 25. She only got this assignment because she looks like an 18 year old.
It doesn't matter how Donnie Brasco handled it. This is DPC history and he's going to write it the way he wants and not follow Donnie Brasco or anyone else.
We will eventually find out if Lily is an undercover agent or not.
, fortunately I never got a flying fart attack ), but I'm just looking at the various logic discrepancies. Exactly. I think it is best not to include storylines like this unless the writer can adequately tell the story without tripping all over themself.
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I actually have appreciated your discursive analysis and it is fun too.But that is exactly Jill's problem from my point of view. It doesn't bother me that she is sexually inexperienced, because Dr. Dick (MC) can change that. He can teach her anything he wants, deepthroat, anal sex, double penetration, bondage, gangbang, etc.
What really bothers me is that you didn't write SomboSteel precisely enough. You probably like a woman to know what she wants sexually. So actually what Zoey and MC's sex showed us in the Interlude. That's nice and fun.
But Jill knows exactly what she wants for a partner, and what she wants is definitely not what I want for my MC. Jill wants a puppy that will do whatever Mistress Jill wants, and that sucks. Twice she has actively interfered in MC affairs (attacking Chad, blackmailing Tybalt). Did she mean well? Yes, I'm sure she did. But that still doesn't give Jill the right to do it. The bad part is actually that Jill didn't even tell the MC beforehand. She even deliberately went against the MC's wishes after Chad's attack because she thought she knew better. With the Tybalt blackmail, Jill doesn't even talk to the MC about it beforehand and puts herself in situations where she needs help. (Full of the child)
Please don't get me wrong. I love emancipated women, I think it's sexy. But Jill hasn't really shown emancipation yet. Isabella says in EP5 that Jill doesn't peddle her last name like Rusty, but yet everyone (except the MC) on campus knows or knew that Jill is a Royce. Jill doesn't use her last name as actively as Rusty, but she doesn't reject the privileges her last name brings either.
Sage is different in this respect, and I would describe her as more of an emancipated young woman. She desperately wants to be independent. Even the MC says so in EP8. Yes, she asks her parents for help, some will think now. That's why I wrote emancipated (young) woman. She's still developing, but on the right track.
Jill, on the other hand, hasn't even begun to emancipate herself. She starts things without thinking about the consequences and therefore depends on the help of others, and Jill trusts in this help.
To stay with emancipation for once. Isabella is definitely emancipated. She has her life by and large under control. Josy also shows from the beginning that she is emancipated. She meets the MC at her summer job and when she comes to B&R, she finances herself from the money she earns herself. That's why her father is proud of Josy. Isabella and Josy have problems in the emotional area of their lives. Isabella because of the departure of James and Josy because of the unstable relationship with Maya, which is not Maya's fault, but the fault of her father Patrick. Perfect transition to Maya.
With Maya, you can't talk about emancipation. But with her, the problem is different than with Jill. Patrick is an overprotective jerk, as Josy said in EP7. Maya never had a summer job because her father didn't want her to. Even her clothes Patrick thinks are too revealing. Personally, I like Maya and you will think now that I don't know what I want because I wrote that earlier. (I love emancipated women, I think it's sexy.) But as I said, Maya's situation is different from Jill's. If Maya is freed from Patrick's dependency, I can see the possibility of Maya emancipating herself voluntarily. Jill, on the other hand, is more or less (if the MC is not on her way) forced to do so on the last date with Tybalt because there is no Isabella or the MC to help her. So you will see that Maya will have a job in EP9-EP10 because she wants to have that experience. This is even hinted at by DPC in EP4.
Who is still missing? Quinn. Yes, I know Quinn is not an LI, but she is a Banner Girl. Quinn is also emancipated, but in a wrong way. Like now. Quinn just takes the path of least resistance and it will fall on her feet. After all, we've seen that her plans don't work out and her drug business only got back on track thanks to a lucky coincidence named Lily. Quinn is not a doer, she is more of a caretaker. I also assume that Quinn didn't set up the drug business and the restaurant. Vinny will have done that and then Quinn took it over. Now don't ask me in what EP Quinn said that to Tommy, but she said it once to Tommy so he would know who she owed it all to. This is also a reason why Quinn wants the MC. The MC tackles things and gets them done. That's something Quinn can't do because she's always taken the path of least resistance so far. Ergo, a false emancipation.
Damn, my brain really does work like a pinball machine.
We meet Zoey in the flashback of EP3. She was a wild girl, drank hard liquor and smoked. But the Zoey of Interlude now only drinks beer, doesn't smoke, and has sex with the MC. We see right at the beginning how Zoey motivates the MC to be and do more than the MC gives himself credit for. Zoey and the MC have a positive influence on each other. She goes to San Diego and takes responsibility for her life, albeit hastily, and even graduates from high school online. But she still fails across the board. She's also partially fallen back into old patterns of behavior, judging by all the tattoos. But she has tried to emancipate herself, but realizes she can't do it without the MC, so she needs help for that, her best friend, not a boyfriend.
I pick 2, but only when they're doing it at the Alpha Oh My God house so Tyballs can hear it.
In principle, DPC can do almost anything he wants with an undercover Lily. Let's be surprised.Yes, but that still leaves a host of other problems that I detailed. Primary of which is the fact that Lily would have to be so long undercover, regardless of what age she truly is. I certainly claim no law enforcement expertise (other than my "intensive" weeks long training course to be security guard
It feels like we're starting to beat up on DPC for making Lily a UC when all of this is really just a tinpot theory at this point, right? And even if any of the strippers is a UC, to me it seems the likeliest candidate would be Brandi, as she (apparently) does not engage in any of the illicit sex or drug activities at the club. And she certainly looks old enough to be a cop.
Order a Pizza( only American dough. Only goblins choises Italian dough) and call Bianca and hand the phone over to MC.
Well of course, theoretically a person can stay undercover indefinitely. But a young woman, giving up the prime of her life to remain undercover (stripping nude for drunks, getting butthole fingered every night and going back to school?) for years just to bust some weed dealers and possible prostitution ring? That's pushing it mate.In principle, DPC can do almost anything he wants with an undercover Lily. Let's be surprised.
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"(4) An undercover operation initially authorized by the SAC must be reauthorized by a designated Assistant Director, pursuant to paragraphs IV.C-F, if it lasts longer than 12 months or involves the expenditure of more than $40,000 ($100,000 in drug cases of which a maximum of $40,000 is for operational expenses), or such other amount that is set from time to time by the Director. No undercover operation approved at the field office level may continue for more than one year without obtaining approval at FBIHQ."
FBI Special Agent Garcia's longest undercover assignment, was 24 years long, with just 26 years of service. That's reality.
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I never said the UC stuff is fact. I'm actually hoping it isn't. I'm just pointing out problems with Lily's story. Her age, her supposed career path while being a drug dealer and sub-par student. A lot of discrepancies with her story that I hope DPC clears up in season 3, but again, I'm wishing it is not undercover agent. That would be stupid, even for AVN. It's things like this that make me have flashbacks to AL and I don't want AL part 2.
Updated BigTable™ with the recent informations.EP | Renders | Animations | Music* | Size (GB) | Release | Development Time | Ratio* | R/D | A/D | sA/D |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EP1 | 1301 | 51 (3:29) | — | ≈1.1 | 07 Feb 2019 | — days | — | — | — | — |
| EP2 | 1709 (+31%) | 77 (3:36) (+26) | — | ≈2.3 (+1.2) | 04 May 2019 | 087 (2 months, 28 days |≈12 weeks) | 22.1 | 19.6 | 0.89 | 2.48 |
| EP3 | 2289 (+34%) | 99 (4:42) (+22) | — | ≈4.1 (+1.8) | 16 Aug 2019 | 105 (3 months, 13 days |≈15 weeks) | 24.5 | 21.8 | 0.94 | 2.69 |
| EP4 | 2532 (+11%) | 134 (7:57) (+35) | — | ≈6.1 (+2.0) | 10 Jan 2020 | 148 (4 months, 26 days |≈21 weeks) | 20.3 | 17.1 | 0.91 | 3.22 |
| EP5 | 2456 (-3%) | 157 (8:35) (+23) | 17 (3.4K$) | ≈8.0 (+1.9) | 29 May 2020 | 141 (4 months, 20 days |≈20 weeks) | 21.1 | 17.4 | 1.11 | 3.65 |
| EP6 | 3336 (+35%) | 162 (8:33) (+5) | 24 (4.8K$) | ≈11.1 (+3.1) | 13 Nov 2020 | 169 (5 months, 16 days |≈24 weeks) | 22.8 | 19.7 | 0.96 | 3.04 |
| EP7 | 3723 (+12%) | 250 (18:14) (+88) | 18 (3.6K$) | ≈14.5 (+3.4) | 23 Apr 2021 | 162 (5 months, 11 days |≈23 weeks) | 29.7 | 23.0 | 1.54 | 6.75 |
| EP8 | 4158 (+12%) | 358 (26:21) (+108) | 34 (6.8K$) | ≈19.5 (+5.0) | 19 Nov 2021 | 211 (6 months, 28 days |≈30 weeks) | 27.2 | 19.7 | 1.70 | 7.49 |
| EPI | 794 | 36 (4:36) | 19 (3.8K$) | ≈2.6 (new) | 4 Mar 2022 | 105 (3 months, 13 days |≈15 weeks) | 10.1 | 7.6 | 0.34 | 2.53 |
| EP9 | ≈800 | ≈105 (≈114) | — | — | in development | 084 (2 months, 23 days |≈12 weeks) | — | — | 1.25 | — |
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I don't remember anyone saying they knew Lily from high school. Is it during that initial scene when the DIKs watch the march of the "rejects"? I remember they were all excited to see her and commented that college would be really easy for her to pay for, but I don't recall a reference to knowing her from high school. If we can confirm that someone said that, then this theory should be laid to rest, as it wouldn't make much sense (not that DPC is going for hyper realism, but still...). If, however, reference is made only to knowing Lily from the Pink Rose, then it's possible she's really older, etc. etc. The other possibility is she's not a UC at all, but simply an informant. Most likely, she's just a young woman who wants to make a shit ton of money, like most young women in the commercial sex business.
Your cited reality is a pretty extreme case, the most extreme I would even say. I think reality would tend to be more to the normal side of cases.You always write about reality. I gave you the links to reality.
Who told you it was just about a few weed dealers? A few weed dealers would just get busted. But the small time weed dealers and the prostitutes are working for someone, and even that person may be small time.
What does Neil say to his son? That as a construction site boss, he still has a boss.
Here's the thing. You're talking about a criminal Stephen Burke, and the madame is pretty shady too. Who's the guy bringing the drugs into town, anyway? I could go on like this and we would not find an end. So those are my last words on the subject.
I am just going to let DPC surprise me.
Oh no no no another poll why?????
