Lord Kentus
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The man with the golden gun!A close friend of mine took nearly 20 years to tell people that he was born with a third nipple.
The man with the golden gun!A close friend of mine took nearly 20 years to tell people that he was born with a third nipple.
.. Unless she believes that she can be the "knight in shining armour" for Ashe. 'Even if the world turns against you, I won't, so just trust me'.And you might wonder what the blackmailer has on Delilah to blackmail her, Delilah may be childish, but not stupid, imagine that the person she loves will be exposed to the world like the outcasts that Duplos are in this universe, obviously she would do anything to keep the secret of the person she loves even do whatever the blackmailer wants, probably that's why she so desperately needed to go to the party because she was ordered to for the blackmailer's plan.
wasn't the first message after the sleepover as well? And her "source" for how she learned about Ashe was a lie, she could have possibly known for a while. She also somehow knew Ashe told Fiona.I'm surprised how many people still believe Delilah is the blackmailer, I think if there's one thing we can take away from this episode it's that it's not her, if anything she's being manipulated like with Ashe, first of all she didn't know that Ashe is a Duplo until after the sleepover, and secondly all the clues pointing to her are so blatantly obvious, it's like Dev is waving shiny keys around with one hand for us to see while flashing his middle finger with the other.
And you might wonder what the blackmailer has on Delilah to blackmail her, Delilah may be childish, but not stupid, imagine that the person she loves will be exposed to the world like the outcasts that Duplos are in this universe, obviously she would do anything to keep the secret of the person she loves even do whatever the blackmailer wants, probably that's why she so desperately needed to go to the party because she was ordered to for the blackmailer's plan.
Honestly I was 50 / 50 on Delilah being the blackmailer still am actually. But reading this post made me think of something just now. It's a theory with no proof or anything to back it up just a wild theory. But could the blackmailer be Delilah's boss. If I recall correctly she is working as an intern as a journalist and she spilled coffee on her boss. Could be her boss is using her to help with blackmailing Ashe as leverage for her to get the job.I'm surprised how many people still believe Delilah is the blackmailer, I think if there's one thing we can take away from this episode it's that it's not her, if anything she's being manipulated like with Ashe, first of all she didn't know that Ashe is a Duplo until after the sleepover, and secondly all the clues pointing to her are so blatantly obvious, it's like Dev is waving shiny keys around with one hand for us to see while flashing his middle finger with the other.
And you might wonder what the blackmailer has on Delilah to blackmail her, Delilah may be childish, but not stupid, imagine that the person she loves will be exposed to the world like the outcasts that Duplos are in this universe, obviously she would do anything to keep the secret of the person she loves even do whatever the blackmailer wants, probably that's why she so desperately needed to go to the party because she was ordered to for the blackmailer's plan.
It's one of the theories I have about her behaviour, if she's the one either doing the blackmailing or having hired someone to do it, it would explain why she blurted out her knowledge of Ashe being a duplo on the bus, as an attempt to assuage Ashe's fears.
She blurted it out on the bus because something happened between when she went to her interview that caused her to discover Ashe's identity, probably from the blackmailer, and if that was the case, that means she couldn't have sent those messages on the night of the sleepover, she didn't know that until that moment, so in conclusion, it's not her.wasn't the first message after the sleepover as well? And her "source" for how she learned about Ashe was a lie, she could have possibly known for a while. She also somehow knew Ashe told Fiona.
Is there actual precedence that the worldbuilding puts up? Like actual science and not religion or "common knowledge" or anything. I might have to do a replay but what I recall on the subject is the one celebrity being outed and that ending tragically, Ashe's general issues that can be attributed to her being pretty mentally unwell for various reasons, and her getting some comfort from her mom about the whole thing. I think that the degree to which people care might be exaggerated in Ashe's mind thanks to her issues and the media but dismissing the possibility that such discrimination is so widespread seems naive to me.Not for a condition that has historic precedence throughout presumably human history, there would be about as many takes on it as you find on any gender in antiquity, it would be silly to assume they were all negative. So yeah ultimately I do agree, you might find fringe nonsense(probably mostly online like it is our modern world), but actual society wide discrimination? From all corners? Nah.
It isn't very comparable to really anything we have in our current world in terms of societal upheaval I admit, its an additional gender but by that same metric, I am also taking the reasonable leap of logic by that by the turn of the modern age, that stuff would mostly be regulated to petty personal cruelties from the typical corners.
That's not a given. She could have been told about Ashe's identity from whomever she decided to work with, and if she has an accomplice then it wouldn't even need to be her to send the messages.She blurted it out on the bus because something happened between when she went to her interview that caused her to discover Ashe's identity, probably from the blackmailer, and if that was the case, that means she couldn't have sent those messages on the night of the sleepover, she didn't know that until that moment, so in conclusion, it's not her.
it still seems like she knew Ashe told Fiona, she coulda bugged Fiona's phone or something. Maybe that doesn't make her the blackmailer, but i still don't get how she would have known those 2 talked about it.She blurted it out on the bus because something happened between when she went to her interview that caused her to discover Ashe's identity, probably from the blackmailer, and if that was the case, that means she couldn't have sent those messages on the night of the sleepover, she didn't know that until that moment, so in conclusion, it's not her.
Yep, Siren Ashe should just own it and deal with the consequences if gets public that she is a duplo. That is why this whole blackmail shit is unnerving, specially in that route. I was waiting and waiting for a choice to Ashe just say "Fuck it, just do what ever the hell you want. Expose me but once I find who you are I will also make your life miserable." But it was just wishful thinking, I know that Ashe isn't there yet in behavior/personality wise, she still needs to grow more confident, but the dev better make her get there or will disappoint those who want a more assertive Ashe in that route.Red path Ashe should just outright go with your suggestion of rejecting any blackmailing and deal with the consequences.
That sounds like far-fetched theories to me rather than anything with any basis, anyway it will be a very long few months until the next update.That's not a given. She could have been told about Ashe's identity from whomever she decided to work with, and if she has an accomplice then it wouldn't even need to be her to send the messages.
That accomplice could also have their own agenda that they're working with for example, and figured that Delilah's little 'play' would be the best opportunity for it.
Basically, there's nothing pointing towards Delilah's innocence, she's definitely involved, but there's also nothing pointing towards to which extent and how she's involved. Simply saying "nah it ain't her, full stop" is a bit disingenuous.
Delilah didn't know that Fiona knew that Ashe was a Duplo, she only said that excuse because Ashe mentioned it first, if Delilah had mentioned it before Ashe said it I would agree with you, but that's not the case.it still seems like she knew Ashe told Fiona, she coulda bugged Fiona's phone or something. Maybe that doesn't make her the blackmailer, but i still don't get how she would have known those 2 talked about it.
It's more likely than her being completely removed from the scenario atleast, her behaviour is far too on the nose and the fact that it changed a fair bit right after Ashe started getting blackmailed.That sounds like far-fetched theories to me rather than anything with any basis, anyway it will be a very long few months until the next update.
Yep gonna be long months of circling discussions and speculations about the blackmail plot, and how Ashe character development should grow specially in the Siren route and not to forget about if Natasha is a rape cop or not discussionThat sounds like far-fetched theories to me rather than anything with any basis, anyway it will be a very long few months until the next update.
ah true, i thought Delililah brought up Fiona firstThat sounds like far-fetched theories to me rather than anything with any basis, anyway it will be a very long few months until the next update.
Delilah didn't know that Fiona knew that Ashe was a Duplo, she only said that excuse because Ashe mentioned it first, if Delilah had mentioned it before Ashe said it I would agree with you, but that's not the case.
She's more the pivot point.I get the feeling Natasha is the corruption route of this game.
Her route seems similar to what i saw in several games featuring corruption. Where some character tries to blackmail the protagonist into sexual acts or the protagonist is the one doing the blackmail.
Y'know, hadn't considered that but it is something worth keeping in mind, and also makes me dislike that character even more, as that is something that needs to absolutely be tied with consent and acknowledgement, so if that was her motivation then it means that Rachel has even less respect for her sister than previously thought and apparently no respect for Fiona either.Replaying for the update. Still early, but knowing Rachel has a NTR fetish really casts her relationship with Fiona in a new light. Ashe says she spent months being a third wheel, watching her best friend and sister make out. Either Rachel was getting off by NTRing away Ashe's friend or by being NTRed away by Ashe's friend. When Ashe stopped coming around so much, it stopped being fun so she unceremoniously dumped Fiona.
Just a theory, but, if correct, it's a fun detail for Rachel's character.
The apartment is a custom job. I know, because I have the asset it comes fromDamn, people, I have a question for the authors, it's always like this: someone takes an object from someone for their game and doesn't even slightly change what they took, thisYou must be registered to see the links, they made it from another game, and what I saw in this game is exactly like this, it's just crazy
Spike looks particularly good nakedYes! Her design is gorgeous.
Shame she is just a side character.