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I can see Vinny being a villain given he will have had the inside scoop on what’s going on but not the dealer.
I might have to go back and watch the last flashback. I don't remember Vinny being portrayed as being stupid. He seemed a bit wild and crazy but he seemed all there.Fellas, fellas, aren't we all forgetting that the portrayal of Vinny thus far is of someone who would forget his name had 2 syllables midway through saying it. Not exactly drug kingpin material, know what I'm sayin'
We have this line from Nick at the Pink Rose:I'm sorry I may I have missed this but does it say explicitly somewhere that Vinny was thrown out of the DIKs? All I remember is his maggot brother saying that Vinny flunked out of the Uni and obv can't stay in a Uni frat by default rather than being thrown out of the DIKs by the DIKs.
He seemed to have a bit of Intelligence about him and Nick kind of followed him around so more than likely followed his word to be interesting to see him turn up again in some way or other.I might have to go back and watch the last flashback. I don't remember Vinny being portrayed as being stupid. He seemed a bit wild and crazy but he seemed all there.
Vinny was extreme, but I agree he wasn't stupid.I might have to go back and watch the last flashback. I don't remember Vinny being portrayed as being stupid. He seemed a bit wild and crazy but he seemed all there.
While yeah he looks a bit better, but did you think about it? Maybe he wanted to stop the fight, so the DIKs would go to preps and Alphas would have enough time to trash the mansion? Became too much of a paranoid lately, lmaoSo the Jocks suck mostly, but I gotta admit, Anthony just comes off as the guy that's just fun to hang with. Yes, he's an idiot, at least he's not a huge douche like the other jocks, and that dance just made me like the dude, because he was just having fun.
I think we're overstating the "villain" angle here. Vinny doesn't have to be crime boss level bad, he could just have gotten in with a bad crowd. In the flashback he says he knows "some guys" if the DIKs are "looking to score", which seems a pretty big allusion to drugs. Maybe he got in deep with these "guys" and was expelled because of it, then he went and joined up with them afterwards and became Quinn's dealer. Perhaps Quinn and Vinny already had some kind of business relationship before he got expelled and they kept it going afterwards.Vinny was extreme, but I agree he wasn't stupid.
He'd actually make a fitting villain given that he's something of a dark foil to the MC. Vinny was the one who transformed the DIKs from an idea into a reality thanks to his need to push the envelope, but they came to embody all of Tommy and Rusty's immature traits. Now we see the MC leading the resurrection of the DIKs, with the intention of making them more responsible and mature. It would be fitting if he had to face down Vinny's crusade for adrenaline at some point.
The only problem is that Vinny just seems too focused on short term goals to be a proper villain. Normally you want your villain to have the big picture in mind; keeps him relevant as the plot advances. Vinny might have matured a bit since the DIKs were founded, but it seems like that would rob him of some of his contrast with the MC.
I suppose we could go the Joker route and drive Vinny to become obsessed with the MC directly. Or just make Vinny one of many antagonists and drop him once his part in the story is done. Food for thought, anyway.
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I can see Vinny being a villain given he will have had the inside scoop on what’s going on but not the dealer.
I didn't mean to suggest Vinny was going to be the shadowy mastermind behind everything wrong at B&R. I was thinking of villain more in the primary antagonist sense: the person who consistently opposes our hero's goals.I think we're overstating the "villain" angle here. Vinny doesn't have to be crime boss level bad, he could just have gotten in with a bad crowd. In the flashback he says he knows "some guys" if the DIKs are "looking to score", which seems a pretty big allusion to drugs. Maybe he got in deep with these "guys" and was expelled because of it, then he went and joined up with them afterwards and became Quinn's dealer. Perhaps Quinn and Vinny already had some kind of business relationship before he got expelled and they kept it going afterwards.
Vinny would be "the big bad" in terms of being Quinn's dealer, but I can't seem being some kind of over-arching comic book-esque "villain" doing all sorts of things behind the scenes to bring down the DIKs or anything like that.
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The outfit is irrelevant here
- At his birthday party, surrounded by his LIs, MC opens the front door to find Zoe standing there, wanting to resume their relationship.
- Same as above, but Zoe has MC's two year old son with her.
I meant Mona in episode 5, wher she stormed out of a room with Burke and an open bed, not Camila. I don't think Mona has ever done gloryholes. There's no reason for Quinn not to tell us if she did, right?I think the first tasks were handjobs, blowjobs and an ass job through a glory hole. That Camily took it in was for her own pleasure. So they did only "prostitution light" compared to regulars with full vaginal or anal sex.
The exclusive special offers with Sarah or Riona (+Quinn) later were something different.