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I technically agree: the Interlude makes it clear she considered him a friend (with benefits). She thinks highly of him, but then again she doesn't really think about him all that often. She takes his support for granted and never goes to him for comfort or advice. When she thinks he might see her as more than a friend, she decides to limit communications with him to discourage that thought. Even after the crisis with Emma is resolved and she learns that might have been a mistake, she still does nothing to communicate with him until at most a couple weeks before she runs out of money and heads home. That certainly reads like a friend to me.You talk about looking at the context of her actions but you basically ignored said context afterwards, yes, Zoey acted in a very egotistical way and neglected pretty much everyone who cared about her, but she had just lost one of, if not THE most important person in her life, her actions weren't entirely rational, and that's pretty much the lesson she learned in the Interlude, you only see the true worth of things when you don't have them anymore.
I neither love or hate Zoey, but saying the Interlude fails to convey how she feels towards both the MC and herself is something I don't agree at all.
There is some reason to believe that may be changing in the final scenes, but it's extremely ambiguous. If I somehow hadn't played the rest of BaDIK, I'm not sure if I'd say she saw the MC in particular in a new light, or was just generally homesick. DPC could have made this much clearer if Zoey discussed the MC with her friends before she left, or even if we heard some of her conversation with Neil. As is, it's clear Zoey misses the MC but unclear if she misses him as a friend or as the one that got away.
We'll presumably learn the truth in Episode 9, but that just goes to show how unnecessary the Interlude was.
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Read into it what you will.
Okay, my guess is there will be many hijinks at the Halloween Party caused by someone in a plague doctor costume and their identity will be a new mystery for the new season.
I suspect BaDIK takes place in 2017. Derek claimed Earl Grey graduated in '17 and he intended to pose as a recent alum. This would also fit some of the calendars seen in game, though I'm not sure we can trust that kind of evidence.If Acting Lessons takes place in ~2019-2020, what year is Being a DIK? Given that MC and Liam were once in DIK and are somewhere mid-thirsty, and BaDIK MC joins frat 2-3 years from formation.
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But as noted, there is no direct continuity between BaDIK and AL, so the exact year of one has no impact on the other.