- Oct 20, 2023
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I loved how Daniel started fucking his mother at the beginning of the story, showing who's boss
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- Oct 28, 2023
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Well, Daniel's personality is what makes him stand out compared to the other protagonists, that's why Daniel is enjoyable to watch, even though he commits morally questionable acts. And it's not what happens with Uncle Peter, that his personality is to have the charisma of a rock. Well, no. A rock might have more personality. Simply put, Daniel is enjoyable to watch because of charisma and personality, not just his character model. Also as I said long ago, when one watches a porn comic one doesn't expect a story like the godfather, but it's nice to see a good backstory, so not being just meaningless sex. Also, if we go off on the tangent that other things are irrelevant, why aren't SN and TH stories as beloved as ID, after all, it is to have good porn, isn't it?
It's a lot of things that matter for a story to be good, not just its central axis and characterization, the personality of the various characters, plus the story are central things in themselves to make that happen.
- Jul 4, 2024
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Her son is as aggressive as he needs to be to push their sexual relationship forward. The formula Daval is applying in this narrative is actually common. And he's not "raping" her or anything like it. Sure, he doesn't always respect her boundaries, but we would expect that such boundaries would be informal among family members. In Chapter Two, if I remember, he presses his face against her bosom, hugs her tightly, and palms her butt. She seems unbothered by this. Now compare that to chapter eight when a stranger palms her--her rejection is immediate, even before her son "rushes to the rescue." What's great about her son's character is that it's in stark contrast to her personality. Daval is obviously trying to portray her as a moral, demure, upstanding wife and mother (though I would say that her dialogue specifically can use some work, i.e. her 18-year old like "cussing.") The point of their dynamic is that she's set in her outward denial of her being physically attracted to her son, and her son is portrayed to be a bit more than just sexually attached to her, especially in his jealousy toward his father, his frequent attempts to kiss her, and his physically accosting the stranger who attempted to harass his mother. Daniel's likeable because he's aggressive toward his modest mother. While not "original," there are some tropes that just work regardless of how many times they're reused.