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here is a real shame of the absolute linearity of BADIK's story is that if it were a film there would be many more possibilitiesTybalt isn't going to press charges or sue the mc, he only has witnesses that the mc was at the premises, and considering it's a frat house, the chances of any judge taking that seriously...
Any further crimes that Tybalt may wish to pin on the mc would require his friends to perjure themselves, not likely...
Even if the MC hit Tybalt, Tybalt struck first and once again, Tybalt's friends aren't going to perjure themselves and deny Tybalt struck first because they know too many other witnesses (like all of the DIKs) saw it.
But the whole point here is not that Tybalt is going to take any legal action; he's just used the situation to show Jill what a bad influence the mc is and threaten legal action. And he's done so in such a way that it doesn't look like blackmail to Jill; he's convinced Jill that he has her best interests at heart and is trying to protect her from the bad influence of the mc. Jill is even questioning the mc's character and she's disappointed that he was involved this situation.
Of course once she's told the mc, the mc just needs to confront Tybalt, he'll fold faster than superman on laundry day.
to the affair between Tybalt and MC, neither Jade nor in the Burke case could remain extraneous
instead they probably will
however I don't think this blackmail parenthesis will end soon, it will go on for at least a couple of chapters, at the end of the picnic Jill and MC have not decided anything on how to deal with it.