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as a twist it could have been used easily, it makes no sense to have given it practically only one variant (if we went with Jade there is some more dialogue as MC recognises the house)The only explanation for such a weak ending is that DPC needed to urgently end the episode with an unexpected and dramatic twist. I'm sure no one takes Tybalt seriously as a threat and especially Burke if you go the way of Chick. The only thing he can do is complain to his father or mother about you that you are dating Jill, and it will look pathetic. I think DPC plans to do just that. Burke will refuse MC because of Tybalt and MC will ask Jill for help.
And then it turns out that Jill's sister is a lesbian and left home because of this and she will want to help Maya and same time to honor her sister's memory and even organizes an event dedicated to the problems of people with non-traditional orientation.
Mc has nothing to fear from Burke, he doesn't even know he's obsessively hitting on Bella, their only interaction is when there's Chad's attack to deal with, but in that episode Burke is absolutely benevolent with MC. it's us players who know some dark background about him.
And Burke (and maybe Jade) will talk to Maya probably without even knowing that Mc is there (he waits outside with Josy)
it's really very forced to think that Tybalt could have an influence on the matter, Burke would have to talk to him about it (it's a private problem of a student anyway) and Tybalt would have to link Maya to MC
knowing DPC's anti-climactic management I wouldn't be surprised if Jade wasn't even present at the meeting, so even in the worst case scenario nothing happens and everything is postponed.