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I think that door is important, really, really wonder what Bella hides behind it, why she reacts the way she does when the MC knock on it, also when MC tells Jill about it, and Jill becomes skeptical about the door... to re-use what you said, could be James kept in a coma, could also be his corpse she keeps there, for all we know.the closed room has no importance compared to the issue of the husband, it is a curiosity, Bella could keep there whatever she wants, whether it is important is only our theory.
how can there be no urgency to talk about it? but are you serious? what else should they be talking about right now? the weather?
how does their relationship move forward if they don't address the issue?
which then, I repeat, knowing whether James is alive, dead, missing, in a coma, in prison does not in any way mean having solved the problem, but it does mean understanding what that problem is
"At the time I couldn't understand Bella.
The attraction was there, but for her it felt so wrong.
I remember feeling bad about kissing a married woman.
I figured she felt the same since she was being unfaithful to her husband...
...which, of course, is a very big deal.
But if I had known the real reasons to her tears...
...and to her persona...
I wouldn't have kissed her that night.
I would have called for help."
Twas the scene in Ep3 when he goes back in the library and starts to make out with her.
She has major, major red flags.
And that scene is 'in the past', told by a narrator.
I wouldn't be surprised if Bella was akin to Leah in BaDIK, not in the sense she'll try to kill people, but in the crazy sense. And to be sure, I don't care that DPC said there wouldn't be a Leah in BaDIK, he can say what he want, doesn't mean it's set in stone, that scene is dark for a reason, the last 4 lines especially.