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surely the matter is not clearThe restaurant is Quinn's turf alone, she gets the money there so the girls smoke for free, Camilla is on the menu but has nothing to do with Burke or sex for tuition. It's doubtful Burke even knows about the restaurant but we just don't know.
Burke may be the one that facilitates the free tuition but it's still unclear what exactly is Quinn's role, did she bring in the girls or was she blackmailed/forced into it?
Either way she is definitely more then just a cog, perhaps she might have been forced herself, but it's clear she is not forced in bringing Burke new girls so that makes her the villain just as much as Burke. (Quinn talking with Riona about expanding restaurant and tuition means Quinn has a choice atleast for Mona)
but isn't Burke JUST a customer of the restaurant, he takes incredible risks to have sex with a girl every now and then, when she doesn't run away?
That Quinn is controlling Burke is not likely, while the opposite is much more likely.
I don't mean to say that Quinn is forced, she has chosen that path for reasons still to be clarified, but she only rules over Riona, and even with her she seems to be losing her reins...
and if you don't command anyone in the end you are just a cog in the wheel
You're complaining? Really?I leave for a long weekend to catch the Mardi Gras festivities in New Orleans, and I come back to a discussion on how to properly hold a fork, Dalli linking apples to Zoey, and I don't even know what I just saw in Kellermann's sig, not to mention the fuct up game it linked to, and I'm still only caught up to midday Saturday.
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Damn snowflake