Can honestly say that I never felt this way about any character in AL. I did hate what Leah did, but I never got attached to her because I cut her off after the first date, so I didn't switch from like to hate because I never liked her in the first place.
Again, haven't felt any hate for a female character in BaDIK. Disappointed, yes. Heartbroken, most definitely. But I don't hate anyone...yet.
I don't think any one person is running things as it seems the staff members/counselors are.
Well, you can only try reasoning with someone to change their views you can come across many brick walls in life that just won't listen to reason, Maya's Dad seems really set in his ways of being dead set against her being with Josy any kind of Dad would put that aside for his girl and get over it. Reconciliation would be good but a lot has to be asked of the Father and accepting his daughter.
Nah, someone like that doesn't deserve reconciliation. Maya needs to get as far away from him as possible, live a happy life, and make her own family. After all, that's what the game starts off with, right? About family being what you make it not who what you're born into. Seems like that might have been some foreshadowing there.
I can totally believe it's as bad as it seems, especially if he's as devoutly religious as they say. I have a feeling he was a travelling preacher, given what Maya tells Josy about how the camp site reminds of her growing up because they moved around a lot and stayed in places like it all the time. It's quite common that very religious parents such as this disown their children if they reveal themselves to be gay and that appears to be the case here.
Well, there's one right here because whilst I was hurt by the whole situation, I still really like Maya and think she's lovely, so I'm perfectly willing to give her a second chance because I think she's more than worth it.
The update will only arrive once DPC determines through occult means if enough people are on no-fap. I myself have entered the state of no-fap as of this week. I can only estimate that the update will arrive early May or at the end of this month. Any longer and the consequences will be dire.
Did you try checking the top of the page?
No arguments from me here... Point of all this is that its as simple as a matter of choice.
I Really like Bella and Jill, so long as theres no, no win scenarios, What ever comes is likely to just be part of the story...
yeah, i also don't understand why MC didn't tell her what he knows
MC: look Maya, i have to tell you something serious, the girls that work for Quinn fuck for money, go get a job
IKR, nevermind warning her about Quinn, here's something MC definitely knows and what he really should have told her:Get a real job
It's not coming that early.
I agree. Maya was the first one who literally offer us a helping hand.
That's a ridiculous comparison.
You are unequivocally convinced that it is only about her hypocritical insincerity. That the object of this insincerity, has no effect?
Or maybe he's recounting the story to his future grandkids? Or maybe they're talking to nobody? Not all narration in films and TV shows by the lead protagonist is being spoken to anyone, so it doesn't have to mean anything here either.
You have to sacrifice gummy bears to cthulhu and dance naked inside a graveyard while covered in goat blood.
I think it's from the MC after the events or it's his recollection of what happened in his time at B&R I just hope he's not explaning it to some shrink or something but you never know with DPC.
Way back in the thread I pictured the narration as a Forrest Gump scenario
If I felt it mattered, I'd have said more. The point I was trying to make was that not everything DPC does has a hidden meaning or is foreshadowing something. Sometimes things are just what they seem and the narration feels just like what it is; narration. I don't think it means he'd dead or dying and is recounting the story of his life, or that he's speaking to anyone. It could just simply be a storytelling device that gives context to certain scenes or alludes to something we'll see later, like the narration during the scene with Bella in the library.
