Despair is likely an option. People who find themselves in a hopeless situation think worse and may lose touch with reality. They act impulsively and without hesitation, grasping at the slightest hope.
Actually, you're right, some scenes at the library came back to mind, smart isn't the word I should have used.
if you are referring to the slap to Quinn that is the rabbit biting the wolf when his back is to the wall, an example of desperation (the relationship between the two doesn't change at all)
I didn't know blonde hair could blow you up!?
It's possible ho be smart and thumb at the same time, depends on the actions you have to make. Maya seems to be intelligent but lost in some cases (same with Jill), remembers me like another fictional character, Donald Duck, who is (sometimes) thumb and doesn't get anything done but when put on the suit and wears the mask he changes into an intelligent hero.
Definitely, but thinking of Maya smartness is not the first characteristic to come to mind, just like with Donald Duck
We should probably also keep in mind that the scholarship at some point becomes pretty much a public promise made not by some random girl, but by the VP of the sorority in question. Regardless of how abrasive she may appear, Quinn's position lends certain credibility to the matter (and the MC fucks up big time with that vague warning instead of spelling it out for Maya just what kind of shit Quinn is pulling)
Darkdevil66 When they make fun of Quinn and throw shit at her
Another fan of Jill playing the game the right way
Josy does not appear at all surprised that it is all a farce in the end
I think it's more of just a bit of selfishness on Josy's part -- whether the scholarship turned out to be real or not, it doesn't affect Josy personally as much as it affects Maya, and she's very happy her own dream of getting into college sorority was fulfilled. So she doesn't get all that upset over it. Also, since Josy wasn't present when the promise was made, she's probably more skeptical about it in general.
Jill said she didn't want to be your girl in front of Tybalt and the entire audience at the restaurant?
I'm not sure I totally understand what you mean, did she reject you in the end ?
It is possible that Jill will reject you that scene is the best comedy in the whole game I laughed for days when I saw it for the first time
It's probably the angle, but it sure looks like Elena is wielding some sort of oppai pistol.
it's our choice whether to warn Maya, but if we do, I don't feel like there's so much to interpret:
if Maya says so maybe it is true....
