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this respect for privacy makes sense (up to a point) until chapter 8, once MC decides he only wants Bella, it is no longer Bella's problem alone.She doesn't.
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In fact, she basically tells MC to mind his own business.
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This is why MC is so wary of asking Bella about her private life. It's true that at the moment he probably could, and should ask her, they've began dating ffs, but with this scene DPC gave himself an excuse to keep the secrecy of the plot, it might be a shitty excuse (it's pretty subjective I think) but it's an excuse nonetheless.
The day after the dinner he could visit Bella, find James and have to say goodbye to her forever.
It just doesn't make sense.
Now that you mention it, when you ask Jill about these things she says 'ask Bella'. Tremolo never asks about the room or the marriage. Only wants to do yoga fucking, these teenagers are horny all the time...
But that's the way this stuff works... teenagers in terror movies go all alone to creepy old barns, if they were clever.... byebye movie. So some suspension of disbelief is needed, in this game nobody asks simple questions like
- Hey Sage, do you have siblings?
with Sage the incredible dialogue is the one where she asks him to accompany her to the meeting with her adoptive parents but she doesn't tell him who they are...
in that moment it has nothing to do with privacy, the complicated relationship with the family, Sage is simply sector autistic
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