I'm glad he's apparently being productive, but at this rate it might be August before I have a second set of data points for my charts.
In all seriousness, do you think that merely telling Sage she fell head-over-heals in love with a gay man will
help her move on with her life if Chad still refuses to discuss the matter with her? I'm not seeing the benefit myself.
Don't get me wrong, Sage does deserve a proper explanation from Chad, but it's the
from Chad that really matters here. For whatever reason, she invested a lot of herself into that relationship and he did not. Learning that Chad was lying to her even more fundamentally than she already thought seems likely to make matters worse unless she can also understand why this happened and thus what lessons she needs to take from the miserable experience.
And sadly, that's just not information the MC can provide because Chad being gay is only a small part of the explanation. The MC simply doesn't know the rest of it (at least as of right now); we don't know why Chad entered into the relationship in the first place. It could be he started with honest intentions only to find himself stuck when he realized he really was 100% gay (sort of like a couple who expects a child to save their marriage). Or it could be that he just saw Sage as convenient cover and never really gave a rat's ass about her.
Those are extremely different scenarios that would probably draw very different reactions from Sage, yet the MC's information can't really distinguish between them. And everything we've seen about Sage suggests that giving her wildly incomplete information won't result in her calmly seeking to complete the information; no, she'll probably assume the worst and lash out immediately. Which might just make everything WORSE if it turns out not to have been the worst case scenario.
That's why I think the MC should be slow to spill the beans on Chad's secret. It's not that he has some obligation to Chad specifically, but it's extremely unwise to reveal explosive, context-free information willy-nilly. Sage needs closure, not rumor.
Yeah, that's a nice moment to show that Tommy isn't a one-note villain while still keeping him very much Tommy.