CasaNovack
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- Feb 6, 2021
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It most certainly could be an interesting development and one that would ease some criticism form fans. We don't want the blackmailer to be a completely new character just spawning out of nowhere. Having a sort of intermediary character that would tie them to the story is very much desirable. Fans want drama, not a cheap stalker that just randomly decided on a victim and commited that much time to make Ashe's life hell.I just had a rather interesting thought spark. I mentioned in my theory that Victoria is the blackmailer, because she has a new girlfriend. What if that girlfriend is Siri? That would be one hell of a trip. It would also explain Delilah's issues and involvement.
That said I think the theory of Victoria lacks substance. Moreover if you were to involve Siri too, then it only points to them being just horrible people with no redeeming qualities. Cheating Kate is an optional development and Siri has nothing to gain from compromising her reputation, just to make one customer's life miserable. Unless the next update gives us some backstory/new perspective your theory is just a shot in the dark.
If I were to discard theories that already exist and take future development into account, I'd say the blackmailer could be a new character with ties/grudges towards Ashe that we simply haven't seen yet, or an already introduced character with backstory we haven't been shown yet. The "mastermind" could rope Delilah into action by having some ties to her new job (by friendly connections, not necesarily having power in their own hands) and revealing that Ashe is in trouble. Remember, Ashe and Fiona have been friends for over 6 years already, so discovering Delilah's crush wouldn't be difficult with some light stalking.
The "why?" question still remains. Maybe blackmailer had a crush on someone who liked Ashe, like Rachel said before the date with Vanessa (people approaching her to get closer to Ashe), or maybe the car accident that Ashe blames herself for took another life or left someone cripplied, so they seek misguided revenge.
Maybe THAT plot point is worth exploring. Why is Ashe blaming herself? Survivor's guilt? Does it mean she was in the car too? She distracted mama and believes that this led to the crash? Why is a song such an intense trigger of emotions? Last song playing on the car's radio before the crash? Why is Ashe seeing Jane in her dreams/nightmares? Feels too important to just be a glimpse into her mental state. I don't remember Ashe mentioning enything about her involvment while on a date with Vanessa, but there could be things she left out. Not the first time she"d do it. The difference is that players know when she's hiding something from her thoughts.
Any theories guys?