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i think stephen burke had a big impact on bellas relationship with james. stephens fight with jade shows he has hots or at a mininimum a big interest in sleeping with bella. something he says the they tried a threesome, but bella loves her husband. this may be why james is missing. im guessing stephen blackmailed james into bringing bella into a threesome without her knowing it before hand. and bella refused. she was very much in love with james to do that. then stephens blackmail has no course but to trigger, he goes to jail for sleeping with a minor. or whatever the cause of the blackmail trigger is, perhaps drugs in his car was planted. unethical conduct at the university(assuming he is a teacher) but whatever the trigger it lands him in jail, and bella feels responsible for putting him there, by not sleeping with stephen in his thresome with jade. had just swallowed her pride and done it. james would be home. she forgive james cause now years later she knows james was innocent of whatever the trigger for blackmail was.
now back to the closet....... sex dungeon, no just kidding. its bellas evidence room, shes secretly getting all the proof to put stephen in jail. the walls are plastered with photos, news reports and other such clues dateing way back b4 james went to jail.
now back to the closet....... sex dungeon, no just kidding. its bellas evidence room, shes secretly getting all the proof to put stephen in jail. the walls are plastered with photos, news reports and other such clues dateing way back b4 james went to jail.
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Hmm, aside from some exercise, Bella works and drinks, that's about it. Certainly not indicative of a mentally healthy lifestyle, only moderately physically healthy. I mean look at how she acts. She's a nut case who never smiles.
The way that Bella goes on about doing things with friends/students, etc. and the fact that she wants James to come home point more toward the infidelity track imo, but I'm not ruling out there is a secondary (non-death) reason we have yet to learn. Maybe she is just crazy without any trauma...that does happen in rl. I would be shocked if DPC didn't have James return, and ep. 8 is the perfect time to do it. Regarding James not staying to watch Bella and Jill get it on, well it could be that he is like the Maya dad situation. Not everyone is as open to those sorts of things as we on F95
One thing to point out is in the flashback scenes, she doesn't seem all that happy back then either. Maybe smiling just isn't her thing. It could be we are simply seeing how she is choosing to remember in her current state, but I just found it interesting. Maybe it wasn't a traumatic event that caused her to stop smiling after all. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Anyway, I'm still sticking with the James is alive and returning soon for drama theory.
Interesting she only mentions James' name twice in the whole game. The scene in the library is vaguely telling:
isa "(I can't lash out at students like that...)"
isa "(...)"
isa "(I did the right thing.)"
isa "(This was for Jill.)"
isa "(Married women don't fool around with young students.)"
isa "(...)"
isa "(They aren't intimate with friends either...)"
isa "(But that...that was different!)"
isa "(It doesn't matter... I've stopped it.)"
isa "(Please, James... Forgive me.)"
isa "(Please, just come home again...)"
isa "(It's been long enough now.)"
She's setting the mc up with Jill even though she wants him, and we can see she's jealous of Jill with the MC in spite of herself.
When she talks about not being intimate with friends, but that she's stopped it, maybe she had an affair with Jill that wasn't just a one night thing. I definitely don't think she's alluding to something with the Burkes (that's just Steven's fantasy), and we do know that something happened with Jill.
"It's been long enough now" means it probably has been 3 years, not just a recent thing.
But I can be swayed to believing he's alive, and because she's asking for forgiveness here, and then saying she forgives him in another scene, I guess she probably started it (had an affair with Jill), he reciprocated (had an affair too), and they split up. Since it was her fault, she feels guilt rather than anger, hence the whole nutty disposition.
But none of that really lines up with the MC's exposition in the library, "call for help" etc.
I dunno...
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depends on what you mean...
in chapter two you choose whether to be fuckbuddy with Sage
in the third whether or not to thank (and then harass) Bella in the library
in the fourth the big decision of Maya and Josy about MC (for the trouple)
in chapter 5 if you're out of the trouple, decide which of the two girls to target again
in the sixth you have to choose between Jill and Sage...
you choose all the time, but the only mandatory choices are those in chapters 4 and 6.
I'm trying to connect some dots here. Buddy tells Quinn is she was as good at selling drugs as Vinny she wouldn't be late with her payments. Nick tells the MC Vinny and Tommy didn't get along. Tommy tells Quinn she's his best friend, even over Rusty. The connections to the missing laptop are Nick and Vinny but there's no connection to Cathy there unless Cathy was responsible for Vinny being thrown out of B&R, which is unknown. Vinny is also no longer a DIK and so the DIK code should no longer apply, especially with other DIKs.
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The call for help could mean Bella going off the deep end in the future (after the library, but before the present time for narrator MC who is in the future). Something could drive her to extreme nuttiness. Is it MC fooling around with everyone on campus? Could it be the return of James? Something else? This assumes she hasn't done anything untoward prior to meeting MC. I don't think she killed James, but I am interested to find out how Bella's parents died (at the same time apparently). That's fishy. I'm not willing to say she killed them, but I do find it curious that so many important people in her life have disappeared one way or another.Interesting she only mentions James' name twice in the whole game. The scene in the library is vaguely telling:
isa "(I can't lash out at students like that...)"isa "(...)"isa "(I did the right thing.)"isa "(This was for Jill.)"isa "(Married women don't fool around with young students.)"isa "(...)"isa "(They aren't intimate with friends either...)"isa "(But that...that was different!)"isa "(It doesn't matter... I've stopped it.)"isa "(Please, James... Forgive me.)"isa "(Please, just come home again...)"isa "(It's been long enough now.)"
She's setting the mc up with Jill even though she wants him, and we can see she's jealous of Jill with the MC in spite of herself.
When she talks about not being intimate with friends, but that she's stopped it, maybe she had an affair with Jill that wasn't just a one night thing. I definitely don't think she's alluding to something with the Burkes (that's just Steven's fantasy), and we do know that something happened with Jill.
"It's been long enough now" means it probably has been 3 years, not just a recent thing.
But I can be swayed to believing he's alive, and because she's asking for forgiveness here, and then saying she forgives him in another scene, I guess she probably started it (had an affair with Jill), he reciprocated (had an affair too), and they split up. Since it was her fault, she feels guilt rather than anger, hence the whole nutty disposition.
But none of that really lines up with the MC's exposition in the library, "call for help" etc.
I dunno...
All that said, I really dislike the "call for help" future MC monologue. It's so out of the place in the story. The only other time future MC appears is during the intro.
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That that scene in the third chapter still has no explanation is a great cruelty.Interesting she only mentions James' name twice in the whole game. The scene in the library is vaguely telling:
isa "(I can't lash out at students like that...)"isa "(...)"isa "(I did the right thing.)"isa "(This was for Jill.)"isa "(Married women don't fool around with young students.)"isa "(...)"isa "(They aren't intimate with friends either...)"isa "(But that...that was different!)"isa "(It doesn't matter... I've stopped it.)"isa "(Please, James... Forgive me.)"isa "(Please, just come home again...)"isa "(It's been long enough now.)"
She's setting the mc up with Jill even though she wants him, and we can see she's jealous of Jill with the MC in spite of herself.
When she talks about not being intimate with friends, but that she's stopped it, maybe she had an affair with Jill that wasn't just a one night thing. I definitely don't think she's alluding to something with the Burkes (that's just Steven's fantasy), and we do know that something happened with Jill.
"It's been long enough now" means it probably has been 3 years, not just a recent thing.
But I can be swayed to believing he's alive, and because she's asking for forgiveness here, and then saying she forgives him in another scene, I guess she probably started it (had an affair with Jill), he reciprocated (had an affair too), and they split up. Since it was her fault, she feels guilt rather than anger, hence the whole nutty disposition.
But none of that really lines up with the MC's exposition in the library, "call for help" etc.
I dunno...
In chapter 4, going to Bella's place, their relationship softens a little, but there is still this terrible omen (partly resumed in the sixth chapter with Bella's new collapse avoided at the last second).
its function is clear, that of creating additional (unjustified) guilt feelings on the player
Bella is hurting and you know it, but you do nothing, on the contrary....
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I have no conscience so I feel no guilt.
A blessing for the modern day man! But seriously, that future MC stuff is garbage. I prefer to stick with the present because whenever we switch to the past or future it pulls me out of the story and reminds me that this is actually MC's story and not mine. I take my role-playing seriously in games. While playing I like to forget about the outside world and fully immerse myself in the character I have created.
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you are pure in spirit, your conscience is bulletproofI have no conscience so I feel no guilt.
I agree with you, unfortunately it's not easy to stay immersed in this story