As an addendum to my post above, the Daughter is about the person with the least issues in DF. She is intelligent, goodlooking and the nice Daddy´s Girl, if shy and at least partially has an Elektra complex. She does heavy-duty sarcasm and has a wilder side she keeps control over.
She is very close with her Dad(something you can see reinforced with the X-mas special) and that there is a tinge of Elektra Compex in her you can see early in the game. How she reacts in word and expression to her Dad telling her about the breaking up family makes it clear that she seriously dislikes her Mom and sees herself as the better option for him. (Which is not so surprising when you play both DF and the XS. It becomes quite obvious that for the Mom the daughter comes a far second behind her brother and is not hiding this favoritism much)
That the daughter is the proverbial Daddy´s Girl is equally made obvious, where it is heavily implied that her date for the dance is practically a younger version of the Dad.
I wrote it before, but one lost chance is when the Son accuses the Dad of spying on the Daughter, there is no option for the daughter to answer "He is allowed to" to shut her brother up, esp. when the siblings have not so good relations. The main cast is actually differingly aware of how close the Dad and Daughter are.
The Mom seems to know it only subconsciously, in how she treats her and unintendedly pushes to two even closer. The Son seems to acknowledge it(thinking that his sis is happier when close to the Dad), but denies it to himself (questioning why the Sis has no problem lying on her Dad in a "suspicious" position) and is jealous of her connection to the Dad to the point of nearly overreacting.
The Aunt is harder to read, but some things she says and does seem to imply that the aunt has recognised the feelings of Dad/Daughter and uses this to her own advantage, read torpedoing the marriage. Additionally, she likes the daughter and I would not be much surprised if the aunt would run some clandestine help for the daughter getting the Dad, if in the long run it helps her getting him once the daughter will find a husband of her own.
Karen is the one who most openly has recognised that there is something more between Dad/Daughter, but because she wnats him herself or better, wants him to deny him to the daughter, she is very much into manipulation. And since Karen, unlike her Mom, does not think her plans through it has already backfired spectacularly once and it looks like it will do so more later on. (It is heavily implied the daughter saw the "arrangement" Karen did, which she should not have seen.)
She is very close with her Dad(something you can see reinforced with the X-mas special) and that there is a tinge of Elektra Compex in her you can see early in the game. How she reacts in word and expression to her Dad telling her about the breaking up family makes it clear that she seriously dislikes her Mom and sees herself as the better option for him. (Which is not so surprising when you play both DF and the XS. It becomes quite obvious that for the Mom the daughter comes a far second behind her brother and is not hiding this favoritism much)
That the daughter is the proverbial Daddy´s Girl is equally made obvious, where it is heavily implied that her date for the dance is practically a younger version of the Dad.
I wrote it before, but one lost chance is when the Son accuses the Dad of spying on the Daughter, there is no option for the daughter to answer "He is allowed to" to shut her brother up, esp. when the siblings have not so good relations. The main cast is actually differingly aware of how close the Dad and Daughter are.
The Mom seems to know it only subconsciously, in how she treats her and unintendedly pushes to two even closer. The Son seems to acknowledge it(thinking that his sis is happier when close to the Dad), but denies it to himself (questioning why the Sis has no problem lying on her Dad in a "suspicious" position) and is jealous of her connection to the Dad to the point of nearly overreacting.
The Aunt is harder to read, but some things she says and does seem to imply that the aunt has recognised the feelings of Dad/Daughter and uses this to her own advantage, read torpedoing the marriage. Additionally, she likes the daughter and I would not be much surprised if the aunt would run some clandestine help for the daughter getting the Dad, if in the long run it helps her getting him once the daughter will find a husband of her own.
Karen is the one who most openly has recognised that there is something more between Dad/Daughter, but because she wnats him herself or better, wants him to deny him to the daughter, she is very much into manipulation. And since Karen, unlike her Mom, does not think her plans through it has already backfired spectacularly once and it looks like it will do so more later on. (It is heavily implied the daughter saw the "arrangement" Karen did, which she should not have seen.)
