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- May 17, 2020
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the topic of realism is always a slippery one. there are fathers who do not notice what their sons are doing, so it is not outside of what is happening in realityWe know some things.
1. Quinn, Camila and Riona are prostitutes and work together under Quinn's direction.
2. Probably Sarah and Mel too.
3. They have been doing that for at least a year, probably two or even more time.
4. We only know one client for sure (MC), maybe two (Bourke), but they have more than that. It would be absurd if the business depends on one or two clients only.
5. Clients are people of the campus: students, probably some of them close friends of the HOTs (like MC) and maybe teachers too, since the dean is into it somehow.
6. They sell drugs too.
7. Quinn is not careful, she offers the services of his "restaurant" to people that barely knows like MC, and try to pimp girls that barely knows too, like Maya and Mona.
8. Quinn recibe clients in her own room, that is decorated like a brothel, including orgies with at least other girl and the client.
So... do you think that 8 (more or less) girls can live in the same house for several years, and realistically, not noticing that some of their "sisters" are into that kind of business? They are not going to see or listen nothing weird, a client is not going to talk, there are not going to be rumors all around the campus...? A Dean of an university, in his right mind, realistically, is going to allow himself to get involved into that kind of business with a bunch of barely legal untrustworthy brats, that are even close friends of his own daughter?
The plot of Quinn and some of the HOTs being into some shady business could be a good idea, but the way DPC has developed it, too hardcore, is a total nonsense from the beginning.
it seems to me that the group of HOTs doesn't live so symbiotically that it should be assumed that everyone knows everything: Elena practically lives with John Boy, Heather probably knows a lot about the drug business (as a customer) but doesn't necessarily know about the restaurant, she knows that Melanie and Sara are "sluts" but not to that extent probably.
it would be unrealistic if Sara didn't know what Melanie does, but so it doesn't seem like a big jump in credibility that I've seen in a work of fiction
if the whole business starts with Quinn, it is less than two years old, even assuming it all started on Quinn's first day of college, which doesn't seem likely to me.
we have only seen MC and Burke as customers of the restaurant, plus we know about the glory holes within the college, but those can only be a part of the restaurant business, we simply do not know much, even if we know "everything"
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