Why does everybody assume that the MC do not know his own mother's full name? Because they do not mention it? Well, no one mentions Niel's or the MC's full name, but I'm pretty sure he knows it.
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Yes, I noticed. But, I think this is intetional to keep us guessing. Never the less mother's full name is something you know. I know that this is fiction, but so far the story did not trail off too far from reality. I would be dissapointed very much in DPC if it will be revealed that Lynette was part of either the B or the R family. That is just stupid. IMHO
My MC would buy him all the melons. With prefab tiny holes of course.A nice thought would be if MC belonged to a family even richer and more powerful than Burgmeister and Royce combined.
I would like to see the face of Tybalt then.
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Yes, I don't want MC to be a Burgmeister or Royce. A descendant of some other powerful family would be good...or just keep him as a commoner. Please don't follow the dogshit route of Rise of Skywalker where Rey has to be Palpatine/Skywalker.A nice thought would be if MC belonged to a family even richer and more powerful than Burgmeister and Royce combined.
I would like to see the face of Tybalt then.
I always thought DPC kept the last name out of it so the player could roleplay themselves in, but the more this story revolves around family heritage, the more likely and necessary it will be for DPC to assign and reveal a family name soon.
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He doesn't have to. He knows her first name and that's enough, plus we know from what he says about Neil's waffling memories that the MC's pretty much given up asking for further details about his Mom.
Just about all games ignore surnames for characters, and this game is no different.
It's not just the MC. Jill weirdly does not mention her sister's name in any conversation. The name avoiding between this 2 is getting too suspicious. I do not think the characters wants to keeps these names secret rather than DPC. It is getting too obvious so it should be resolved soon, possible in ep 7.
I suspect the name reveal will be tied to the next pages read from the diary. I think Jills's sister and Lynett were friends or at least knew eachother somewhat.
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Serious question here:
In my country exist a "birth´s act", In which the data of the parents, doctors and the child must be included. Doesn't this exist in the USA?
Here is very important, because all other personal documentation is made with act´s information.
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Birth certificates are a thing but I don't believe they have to contain exact details. I believe a person could easily put down the names of the parents as John and Jane Doe and get away with it, or even just put down a first name with no surname. Even then, Lynette's full name could be on the MC's birth certificate but it doesn't mean he's seen it or is even bothered about seeing it.
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Ok, then, if this certificate is made like in my country, the MC knows his mother´s full name, like a fact not like speculation, unless Neil has actually stolen the MC.
Is your mother's maiden name a neccesary data to sign contracts and such in the US? Cause it is where I'm from, along with the date of birth. If so, MC took out a student loan, soooo there you go.
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Following my reasoning, if there is a certificate, it is necessary to do the rest of the MC documentation, unless all these procedures can be done by the father.
If the certificate is a legal document, it should be endorsed with the parents' documentation, unless it is that easy to falsify births in the USA.
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Given the mother died in childbirth, I think it would somewhat difficult to keep her name off the birth certificate. Besides, kids are very curious growing up. The odds that young MC didn't want to learn about his mother approach 0%. Sure, Neil could stonewall him, but that would probably just make him more determined to find out on his own.
Unless you think Neil actively lied to the MC to conceal his mother's family (which seems out of character for the Neil we've seen), I think we can safely assume the MC knows his mother's family name.
Clearly he's a descendant of the true masterminds behind B&R: the Ampersands!A nice thought would be if MC belonged to a family even richer and more powerful than Burgmeister and Royce combined.
I would like to see the face of Tybalt then.
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From my understanding, all they require is a name, so someone could put down Daffy Duck as the name of the father and it would be accepted. Therefore, Lynette's surname could be absent from the birth certificate or she could have used a false name.
But the other point still stands which is that the MC may never have seen his birth certificate or have any interest in seeing it. Ask yourself, growing up, were you ever once been interested to see your birth certificate? I know I wasn't and I could easily believe that the MC feels the same way.
Neil has somewhat stonewalled him, whether intentionally or unintentionally, because of his waffling memory and you can tell from what the MC has said a couple of times now that he's all but given up trying to get any information out of him and he also seems disinterested in finding out anything on his own likely owing to the fact that he knows it upsets Neil when Lynette gets brought up.
Is this game abandoned? Haven't seen any new game version release for quite some time.. Fyithis game is in top 3 on my list.
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I can see this, both b and r are known names attached to wealth in one way or another. So using that same logic Lynettes last name will probally be a wealthy name (or play on a name) thats attached to hotels.
(Marriott for example)
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It is not necessary for me to be interested, in my country it is necessary if I want to do a lot of things, so interested or not, I must see my certificate.
Here, at the age of 16 you have to renew your document, for which you need the birth certificate, and, at least in the old days, if you lost your identity card, you had to present that certificate to get a new copy of the dni.
But I understand that they are different countries and customs, so I would not give my personal example, and that is why I asked how it is there.
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No, it just takes a long time, typically 4-5 months. Ep 7 will be released this month as it's currently in the testing phase.
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I think it's a safe assumption to say that MC knows his Mothers surname. Something like would be difficult to hide given documentations and Neil himself unless you believe he doesn't know Lynette's last name. DPC doesn't seem to bother giving a lot characters last names unless necessary like with a plot event. (Rusty and Jill's lineage, Cathy's resignation letter Jade/Stephen/Tybalt etc. Unless we get some cheesy, cliché reveal like MC being a Burgmeister or something then his Mother's surname isn't really important.
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It is possible the last name could have a plot point if there's a connection to the ski resort the preps go to. Albeit a minor one but could be part of the development of the details of his family history. But then again dpc could achieve the same thing if Lynette mentions the name of the hotel in the diary and there's a connection there.