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I'm pretty sure it won't be.
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DPC is also romantic. I would remind you one of the most romantic stories in human history is about Romeo and Juliet and we all know how it ends.lol
It's not really my ending. I'm a romantic, if I wrote it, it would be much more positive and loving. What I did was, I asked myself "What kind of completely fucked up twist could DPC come up with in this situation." So, that's what I thought he would write.
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OK, Walter Victor gave an explanation why sex change is improbable, Ennoch why is improbable transgender through pics...
I see why you think intersex theory could be possible but you've got a bigger problem. If Maya has all-female features then it's the same thing as she is just a regular girl.
The MOST important thing - that theory doesn't offer any explanation for her conflict with her father. I mean, it's not a really logical thing her father would say: "Hey, Maya, I'll pay your tuition if you get rid of your Y chromosome".
So, the problem is your theory is sterile - the game could work the same way without it and with it. It doesn't give us any answer to Maya's situation.
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Romeo and Juliet is a tragedy, not a love story. The reason being is that they were in lust, not love. The fact is there is no way two people can fall in love in barely 3 days time so deeply they'd be willing to die for each other. The play doesn't even end happily either so that is a rather poor comparison to make.
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You'll think there will. But something will happen and you'll be forced to choose hehe
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I can't wait to have my harem consisting of Quinn and Jill, they fit so well together...
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Tragedy, as a form of drama, doesn't exclude love story, as the main theme of that drama. You can read about Romeo and Juliet wherever you want and you'll never find any source claiming it's not a love story.
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It's the Sage fans you really need to worry about what do they really want
at least we know what we are getting with Quinn
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There are elements of romance in the story but the fact is, shakespeare wrote it to be a tragedy. A tragedy deals with tragic events and usually result in the ruination of the main character. A romance, during medieval times, dealt with often historical or heroic deeds. It did so in the form of allegorical poetry, so as to romanticize the events. It is commonly a rendering of light and amusing characters that concludes with a happy ending. The games DPC makes may have tragic elements in them but they do at least end with something that provides a relatively happy/romantic ending as opposed to everyone dying or winding up in some form of hell that they have zero hope for the future.
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To get rid of Quinn, take Sage from the douche that is Chad and take over as pimp of the HOTs.It's the Sage fans you really need to worry about what do they really want
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Whoa... So, all other experts and almost every human being ever heard of that story, all encyclopaedias are wrong because you and 3 other men think so?
And, apparently, you never heard of few millennia old tradition of tragic romances.
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The bi thing is much more probable,not because it wouldn`t make sens in the story but simply because it would be a yuge turn-off for laaaaaarge portion of the audience wether they would admit it or not.
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Yes but all signs point to Sage not being over Chad that's why she and Josy are probably the least trustworthy in the game
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Beyond this, i'm not going to argue any further about something you clearly have no intention to learn about. Shakespeare wrote that play to be a devastating tragedy rather than the star-crossed lovers depicted in the original poem. I've had numerous Lit Professors explain this and people I know that are in actual theatre that agree with it, Romeo and Juliet was not intended to be THE love story of all time. It was intended to be a spoof or a parody of drama on the Italian stage to show how the very idea of these incredibly young kids dying for each other in such a tragic way was completely ridiculous.
Furthermore, Romeo and Juliet are unable to overcome the feud and their wishes and their love is literally poisoned. The play is a tragedy because the protagonists could not overcome the antagonist. For that play to have actually been classified as an outright romance, the protagonists of the story should have overcome the obstacles in their way and achieved a happy ending. Thank you and good night, sir.
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Nobody said it isn't a tragedy. And nobody said that love story is the main motif - but it's there FFS. Two people. In love.
Tragic love is the most common motif in our literature since the dawn of our civilization.
Ever heard of Tristan and Isolde? Love - Death. Ever heard of Lancelot and Guinevere. Love - Death (of almost everyone).
Should I continue?
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Sage`s pussyIt's the Sage fans you really need to worry about what do they really want
I mean...duh
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Everytime you gonna propose a theory of Quinn being a psychopath and/or sociopath - this post is going to stare back at you.