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As good as that sounds, I think it would be better for Jill to develop more of a backbone and realise that Tybalt is not good people. It's a classic trope with characters like Jill, and who knows if DPC will lean into it, that they start off meek and submissive but then develop some strength due to the influence of another, in this case, the MC.I can't wait until Bella finds out about Tybalts blackmail. Zero chance she lets that slimy creep come between Jill and MC. I'm sure she has more than one way of dealing with him
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Bella could also help with this by stopping babying Jill and just be like, "Oh for God's sake Jill, wake up! Tybalt's an ass! A slimy, sleazy ass who's only interested in you for your money. I've held back on telling you this, but not now when he's trying to blackmail you!" Something like that could be more beneficial to Jill than having Bella fight her battle for her. A bit of tough love.
That would honestly be awesome!New Theory:
Lily is an undercover cop, trying to uncover a drug/prostitution ring.
As a M&J fan, I have to say that I somewhat agree with this. I do agree/think that, in order for it to work out, the MC has to be able to pick them at this stage, but I'm not so sure that they can do well without him. Aside from the issue with Maya's Dad, there are some other cracks in the relationship and some that were revealed in the episode, like when Josy chats to that girl (Becky, I think it was) and afterwards Josy says something along the lines of her not being so bad and you can see Maya didn't like that response because Maya doesn't like her. So you can see some potential clashes when it comes to Josy's more outgoing nature and friendliness with people Maya doesn't like. Plus there's the fact that on the non-M&J path, they both still, deep down, really like the MC, and these buried feelings could cause friction because they might not be totally committed to each other anymore and they'll each sense something is wrong.Maya and Josy: If you pick this, it could work. But that's just it. You have to pick the pair. They belong together themselves, whether you belong with them is another matter all together. Now, I can't see them cutting you out of their lives, you've clearly become important to both of them. But you don't get a choice of either Maya or Josy because the relationship just won't work without both of them keeping the group honest. (They've both lied and gotten a lot of second chances on their own, it'd be hard to trust one of them).
So I think that the MC could be very important in potentially making this a lasting relationship because he's like a unifying force, that whenever they have problems with each other, they still have him.
It's impossible to track all of almost 250 pages of comments so that's why I ask if someone who was more present during last few days could tell me what's public overall impression of Episode 6?
So far, I'd say a lot of frequent opinions boil down to this:So esentially people liked this episode but they feel it's a filler which is a shame for 5 month wait till 7 episode.
I kinda agree, some character had good developement, like Sage or Tommy but with D&G you can't call that episode a filler.
Are there any more specific opinions about this episode?
- Underwhelming due to the lack of story progress
- Mansion repair system is a bit of a hassle
- DnG game was overly long and generally unnecessary
- Fuck Tybalt!
- Lily is a badass
- Poor Sage
- Quinn had a great scene
- Fuck Tybalt!
- Sally is a bad bitch
- Bella has serious issues
- Maya slapping Quinn was a strong moment for her
- Poor Cathy
- No seriously, FUCK TYBALT!!
- Jill needs to grow a bit of a backbone
- Nicole is awesome
- Is Nick a rat?
- Damn you, DPC, for making us choose between Sage and Jill
- Poor Mona
- I cannot stress this enough...FUCK. YOU. TYBALT!!!
(and Burke too)