It's pretty clear that Jill has never told Tybalt off or made it very clear to him that she has no interest in him in the time that they've known each other which is why Tybalt believes he has a chance with her. Had Jill properly rejected Tybalt and asked to be left alone would Tybalt have bothered trying to get under her good grace or even attempt to blackmail her? I doubt it.
we didn't see what happened after that, for all we know she could of said/done something about it, hell it could of had to do with his punishment when he jumped mc. again their private conversation after mc left wasn't shown it. basically it wasn't covered, so we don't know. which means at least at this point, story wise its not important.
No idea what you're talking about but a story doesn't need to be "realistic" to be well written.we didn't see what happened after that, for all we know she could of said/done something about it, hell it could of had to do with his punishment when he jumped mc. again their private conversation after mc left wasn't shown it. basically it wasn't covered, so we don't know. which means at least at this point, story wise its not important.
but beyond that, its a avn. a story. its not reality. if u want reality then there's a whole big world out there.
Thats Pretty much what i was saying.
Oh. You mean, told him before blackmail. I thought you meant after. Yeah, I can't disagree there. Tibbs' attention would be on someone else had she firmly let him down earlier.
im not sure jill knows how to be mean.
The blackmail is already very forced.
Jill certainly suspected something, and strangely in the sixth chapter they reset the interactions, until then we had always seen them together, in the sixth it doesn't happen.That begs the question, exactly how much of Bella & MC's relationship is Jill aware of?
Start small, normalize, increase. Normalize, then increase again. And again, and again, until you reach where you want to be. Thats how manipulation works. You can brute force your way, sure, but incrementally working up gives you more gains.
After all the inner monologs going on with her, all the lead up. it being something trivial would be a huge fuck you to the players. im pretty the backlash would rival that of al's.
But in fact the only way Tybalt has is to get Jill to like him, to take advantage of their time together to make himself a good option for her. a way he completely blew (at least in the case of the picnic) by lying to her.
I think in the end it will be something mundane, like a big fight due to betrayal, where big words were exchanged (for which Bella forgave him and hopes he forgave her) after which James chose to momentarily walk away with an excuse like a job opportunity somewhere.After all the inner monologs going on with her, all the lead up. it being something trivial would be a huge fuck you to the players. im pretty the backlash would rival that of al's.
Depends on what was done. Typically one doesn't leave unless it was something big. Even if its a huge fight, its over something big or their relationship is just dysfunctional and thats not healthy either.
Like I mentioned earlier, I don't think Tibbs cares about Jill's intent anymore. He's blackmailing her, and he knows it. He's past Jill coming around, now he's forcing it.
