even in this complete run, the sixth chapter remains the most indigestible to me. save really very few things from the chapter (the beginning of a credible path for Quinn and Maya and Josy's promising first threesome)
the rest is almost all steaming crap.
it starts with Tybalt's blackmail that along with the terrible picnic practically kills Jill's character, who from this point on will never recover.
then there's Bella's nonsensical visit to the DIKs, ok the porn logic, but it really doesn't make sense for her to stay over, ok having sex but being seen by the most dickish fraternity in college after Cathy has been destroyed by a stolen photo is nonsensical.
then the interminable scene in the library where we are given a tutorial of the math class minigames MANDATORY even for those who do not have them enabled, but more importantly what is the point of a minigame tutorial in chapter six?
then of course always in the library there is the very long and time-consuming D&G game
then there is the scene that seems taken from a game 10 years older (only the water park can compete), the birthday party with Neil, the worst assets in the worst composition. in which is embedded the inheritance gem that maybe nojn is an inheritance, that you don't know who sends it despite there being a letter. a mystery of infinite laziness
and Legacy gives us the curse of Lynette's diary a bore to sip in small doses from chapter to chapter....
The ninth tried hard but did not succeed
p.s. having just replayed it, it seems clear to me that Mona left of her own volition after realizing that for the rest of college she would have Quinn on her, ready to blame her for anything. otherwise why would she attend the HOTs party and leave a few hours later? if Burke had been the one to kick her out she would have disappeared earlier
