Nothing bad gonna happens if wasn't chased other girls...
Jill has serious links to money and ties to alumni and may not take a sudden rejection in this instance well down the line. Sage likewise has links to faculty who clearly have influence.
Jill isn't that kind of person, and she wasn't raised that way. She can be provoked, and she'll stand up for herself, beating up a balls of a creepy British pervert and watermelon lover, but revenge, ruining the MCs life —no, that's not Jill. Moreover, she'll forgive him in time. She's too good a person to be evil.
Her responding in a way that is detrimental to Fuckface isn't "evil" necessarily. The fact is if you're in an exclusive relationship with her and then suddenly go back to your ex, she may regard that as having been going on already and you cheated on her which could lead to serious consequences.
She will cry, be heartbroken, but I trust she not gonna do anything to him. The consequences will certainly eat away at MC. Bella won't respect him anymore, and neither will Sage, since she and Jill are friends.
Which could all narratively come back to bite Fuckface and the DIKs badly.
It's true that after the passing of Zoey's grandma her main objective is to realise her dream, but she doesn't wish to end whatever she thinks she has with the MC. Zoey wants him to come with her. She's very sad that he can't but feels she has to do it for herself anyway, hoping to prepare a nest for both in San Diego that the MC can join as soon as he's graduated. After all, they've made plans to move away to some warm place together. Don't forget, Zoey is mourning fresh after the death of one of the dearest people in her life. It's not fair to expect someone in a distressed state to act reasonably, is it?
Zoey doesn't want the MC back because of finding out he's in a relationship. When he tells about his relationships during ep10 hangout, Zoey is genuinely happy for him. After all, that's what she wanted him to do - move on and think less about her to spare his feelings. Upon returning home all Zoey hopes is to be on talking terms and hang out again, she even suspects he could be mad at her for what she did. It's only during the BBQ talk (which Zoey initiates as she's now more ready to talk about feelings as of her character arc) where the MC confesses his past feelings that makes Zoey reflect on their relationship and realise that she's also cared about him more than just friend all this time, and now she can't stop thinking about it and keep those feelings hidden from herself. It has nothing to do with the MC having a girlfriend or moving on in other ways.
Hey, I'm not trying to change anyone's opinion about Zoey. Whether another person loves or hates her, enjoys her story or finds it boring, that's totally fine by me. Unless someone tries to twist the story events and spread false information (whether it's due to bad memory, blind hate for a character or whatever) I don't care. It's not like someone disliking my favourite girl would somehow hinder my enjoyment of her story. Au contraire, it's actually quite entertaining how Zoey's haters can't stop thinking about her and feel the need to constantly remind everyone about it and their insecurities. It's especially fun when I succeed in triggering them even further (ain't that right, hammer boy and AI Nora?
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The key word is "let's say." This theory is based on Stephen, but from what we know about him, this guy just wants to squeeze out as much money as possible from his wife's divorce and seizes every opportunity.
"I didn't mean to ruin everyone's life. After all, my grandma died."
If you like mindless, poorly designed, artsy fartsy chicks, yeah Zoey's great. She's fine as a character. Dumb as a main character or interlude in this story. Ridiculous as being placed into this late in the story that blows all progress to hell for melodrama. "I don't care, choose me." Wow, DPC.Hey, I'm not trying to change anyone's opinion about Zoey. Whether another person loves or hates her, enjoys her story or finds it boring, that's totally fine by me. Unless someone tries to twist the story events and spread false information (whether it's due to bad memory, blind hate for a character or whatever) I don't care. It's not like someone disliking my favourite girl would somehow hinder my enjoyment of her story. Au contraire, it's actually quite entertaining how Zoey's haters can't stop thinking about her and feel the need to constantly remind everyone about it and their insecurities. It's especially fun when I succeed in triggering them even further (ain't that right, hammer boy and AI Nora?
I disagree purely because I think Zoey is a decent character (no better or worse than most of the rest of the cast) and tattoos aside, I don't think she's poorly designed at all (the "mindless" and "artsy fartsy" bits are just projection of opinion, so don't need addressing). The bit about being ridiculously placed late in the story etc., is itself ridiculous though, as she was always there. She was discussed early on and it was clear that she had made a big impact on MC both in her time with him and also in leaving him after her personal tragedy. If anything, that probably telegraphed her later return into MC's life and therefore into the game as a full character, as opposed to just a narrative device.
Thanks, Mr. Witcher, I'll keep that in mind
This is all explicit information, known to us from observation (except for the guess that Sally previously helped Magnar with a sabotage). But I'm thinking about hidden things and I sense a catch. What if Sally is simply pretending and carrying out a task now - infiltration, gaining trust, and subversion? The coincidence is too suspicious: she's getting closer to the communities at a time when Magnar and Ron are escalating their black ops, while she's fallen out with the nerds and Magnar. And he mentioned a backup plan. This is a guess, not 100% fact - the warmed-up Sally is a much more pleasant person, and I'd like to be wrong. Maybe I'm making things up, ofc. Because in general i expected more - but the main antagonist seems to be just an angry vengeful nerd.Thanks, Mr. Witcher, I'll keep that in mind
All the information about Sally is already revealed in the game; I didn't even make anything up.
Facts: She attended all of the Dicks' parties. She's actually not very smart academically; her chemistry lessons confirm this. She used to date Magnar, and at a dorm party, Tremolo notices that she's having relationship problems.
Party Planning #3 (ep11) - She says the "Tri-Betas" no longer help her. Starting with the Halloween party, it's clear she's genuinely interested in Tremolo: cocktails. Help with his costume. She learned that Tremolo is a science major. She's interested in gossip about the main characters. She suggests they collaborate on a report. Everything becomes clear in Lyon's room.
From this, we can conclude that Sally used to receive help with Magnar's notes because she's his girlfriend and was spying on the Dicks (she helped hack DIK's laptop remotely). Then they stopped helping her, and a conflict with Ron arises. Her current friends are Karen, Tremolo, and Quinn. She no longer participates in Magnar's plans.
Quinn will never betray Tremolo. Like many other Tremolo fans, she's always on the hero's side.
Even if the main character is a CHICK, Sage says Quinn can't stop talking about the main character, and she doesn't talk about anyone that much, especially guys. She cares about a stoned Tremolo on the roof.
She worries when Vinnie threatens Tremolo with a gun.
Karen and Cinderella are also closet fans. They constantly stare at Tremolo. The other open fans are Sandy, Camila, Mel, Riona, and others.
Zoya and Lily don't know what's going on in their heads. If we reject Zoe, I think she'll become a female Derek. It's just friendship. Although her line, "I don't care about your girlfriend, choose me," is scary.
Top characters who are in love with the main character:
1. Josie the Shrimp
2. Jill
3. Sage - if we're playing the route in which she says "ILY" to him in episode 11.
4. Quinn
Ha-ha, Shrimp? Guys, he's one of us!
I agree that zoey is a decent character and after playing the others solely for zoey, it felt like the tattoos is basically zoey's expression (She cool too). My only gripe when it comes to zoey is how DPC basically handled her situation.
In this game, you don't need to look for "hidden meanings" like "he locks the children's room, which means he cares about the children."
Magnar is simply a resentful teenager who's been bullied his entire life. Ron is the same way, but Magnar is the leader of the operation.
