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Whatever floats your boat, mate!
People of asian descent (both parents) born and raised outside of asian countries usually speak the local idiom. So Annie can pretty much be an asian aussie.
People of asian descent (both parents) born and raised outside of asian countries usually speak the local idiom. So Annie can pretty much be an asian aussie.
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She's defo Aussie. Aside from Amanda, Dianne and Yvonne, she's the only one with a confirmed country of origin.
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Ooh, also a very good option! I noticed there were really LOTS of Asians in Aus when I was there (at least, compared to Western Europe). And the drinking habit still matches perfectly as well.
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MelbourneHm, I thought it's Chinese, but apparently it's not rare in Vietnam and Korea. Who knows where her roots are...
Yeppers, she's Australian.
I think somewhere on this thread I talked about how I had to tone her accent down. Found it!
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*might not have been able to render but could still do her research...Melbourne
Yeppers, she's Australian.
I think somewhere on this thread I talked about how I had to tone her accent down. Found it!
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It's also safe to assume Sarah is English?
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Amanda is definitely English!It's also safe to assume Sarah is English?
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I'm guessing Chris is American or Canadian given her remark about Amanda.Amanda is definitely English!
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Hmm, her last name sounds typical British, but is it her maiden name or her husbands' last name?I'm guessing Chris is American or Canadian given her remark about Amanda.
As for the Canadian option, does use any French words anywhere? Maybe "Bon soir" or something like that? It does make some sense, since she makes these translation jokes about Amanda. Though Chris being French (her full name being Christine?) is also possible.
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Sarah's English
Chris is indeed American
oddly enough Amanda touches on all this....well in respect to Chris at any rate
Chris is indeed American
oddly enough Amanda touches on all this....well in respect to Chris at any rate
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Well, plenty of Americans in this
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.Also, very obscure, but there is even a connection to aviation with an American prototype UL helicopter,
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, designer of the Lancaster bomber. That's British though.
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Chris doesn't strike me as French (or any other francophone origin, such as Canadian). She might be from the US of Ass, though.
Sarah, on the other hand, has two particularities: One, she speaks French during VR (could Gloria be a split personality ? XD), and Two, "Davis" is a surname of Welsh origin. Interestingly enough, the Davis wikipedia page states in the very first sentence that it could be "a corruption". Those guys know about the corruption path
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I'm not in front of the game right now, but I think I recall a "trigger happy" remarkI admit I failed to see how.
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Wouldn't that go for anyone who is "trigger happy", such as the MC in some cases?I'm not in front of the game right now, but I think I recall a "trigger happy" remark
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There's a very good chance for me to miss some content though. Everytime I start a new playthrough to try out different paths, I end up picking the exact same options I took last time.. The biggest variation I had, was probably the order in which I checked the crates in the cargohold.
Well, we don't know Pepito's origin. He could very well be from the USA. God knows Kelly's behaviour in chapter 3 cries Murricaaan real loud...Wouldn't that go for anyone who is "trigger happy", such as the MC in some cases?
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Well, Kelly's behaviour in chapter 3 doesn't really scream "murkin" to me. I'd rather say what comes to mind is "bitch"!
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Heh, it's possible, but something tells me Notty would let Pepito's nationality be vague enough so that he can pass for a baguette wielder.