I'm onboard this train. Besides, if Quinn were really the antagonist she would be neither out for the HOTS nor fuckable. Everything she has done has been motivated by keeping the HOTS funded. Her methods may be scrutable but anyone who says they wouldn't let her fuck them silly is lying. She is that kind of girl and guys like that. We're not talking serious relationship or marriage material here. We're talking she probably takes it in the ass and the face. She is the antithesis of, say, Jill.
Her MAIN GOAL is to provide support to her family specially her father. That was cleared in chapter six, that exactly she why lied to tommy about maintaining life style. Quinn character is quite deep and just opposite what she represents. Every time you have physical relation with her there is a moment you can clearly see what she try to hide.
"1. Like quinn,raino and mc threesome - when you kiss her you can look at her expression and then she try to hide again by shouting at raion.
2. Same in the rooftop sex - where mc nag about money but she goes green for it.
3. When heather and quinn talk about tommy : quinn didn't let tommy for free but mc is special for her.
4. In the message conversation with her (if you play it right) she does became gentle for mc by saying : MC : We should hangout more . Quinn : Sure (SHE didn't want to look week)
5. In chapter 6 a scene with mc and quinn does prove all i said.
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Of course she is mater at schemes she makes and she have to because what little background of her show by dev. She have pretty hard one life with drug addicted family.
She likes to push people to do things that could hurt them in long term but in then it's up to opposite character to that or not.
Just like she give to restaurant choice ! It's up to mc and so does the consequences.
She are her hots to have sex for money but so the HOTS to list.(For just being a member of hots).
She sells pills but buying or not is up to character.
She try to sell drug to a member to jill community but when he said no. She didn't pressure him.
