Jbuster
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That's why I wrote, "before there's any blackmail involved", at that point there's indeed coercion, and coercion from an authority to obtain a favor of sexual nature is indeed one of the many forms that sexual abuse can take. However the previous two instances are still formed given the choice of the player, I know this because I played at least a couple of times, either choosing to make Ashe more assertive, or more submissiveMC in my play through refused her advances in every instance and wanted to end their interaction. In the confrontation with Rachel, Rachel pleaded with the cop, who offered her to not arrest them if they do something for her. So maybe the better term would be coercion. But she sure was in the first encounter and the third one abusing her authority. Which I still think would be bad for a police officer. The third time clearly for personal gain. Even if you argued that the first time in the street when she searched the MC was not sexual harassment the second time in the locker room was.
No matter the choices the cop character still has the same personality.![]()
So, till the blackmail part, it can be, "I don't want this, never wanted this, this cop is an abusive person", or, "I allowed her advances and now she's worse", in both instantes Natasha is sill abusive, I shouldn't have to point this point, however to truly nail that point, one is always unwanted, and the other became at last unwanted, and that's pretty much what's going on at the moment, because we don't know what choices we'll have to either, get rid of Natasha so she won't bother Ashe anymore, or succumb to her because they player wants that, as this is still a game of choices